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There's probably only one person that does it. Book two appts back to back.

I booked last night. I didn't book a package. I don't drink like a fish, so I didn't feel the drink package was worth it. I might pay for WiFi. I can easily skip the casual restaurants (and if I'm so inclined, just pay). I'm already ahead of the package pricing going for just what I need.

I took the aft.

Well, I booked last night. Looking forward to the cruise.

I forgot about the mini bar and the lounge. This makes it more feasible.

Same times as anywhere else. Out of cabin by 8 or so, off the ship by 10 at the latest.

Paging @Ferry Watcher to the thread.

Still debating. I decided I'm definitely getting a Penthouse Suite, but I'm having a hard time justifying the cost to myself between a regular Penthouse and an aft. But, I also priced out with the Plus package, which I'm trying to decide if I really need. We might have 1 alcoholic drink a day, maybe 2. I'm personally happy drinking water/iced tea. I don't need "fancy coffee". I can get the soda package for my wife. I don't think the 2 casual dining options are a necessity for us. While I could do without WiFi, my wife will want it. I believe I can book just the standard for now, and mull about adding the package later? While the convenience is nice, I can probably skip it. That savings would let me pull the trigger on the bigger balcony.

I enjoyed my time at the space center. When I priced it out, for two, there was no cost advantage to go on my own versus the excursion. Just note that the food concessions give Disney a run for their money.

The transfer leaves as soon as the bus fills to take you to the airport. The expectation is that you go to the airport when you disembark. I would look into cancelling the transfers you bought and make independent plans so you can tour Vancouver. There might be an option for a post cruise tour, but you will still be at the airport for many hours.

All restaurants are "specialty dining" but no charge. There is no main dining room. No buffet, but it's more of a food hall. Entertainment a bit more risque.

What you see is what you get. The menus don't change (except for Test Kitchen, where they rotate). There will also be daily specials in the Galley.

The day you check in, they wear a NCL tag. The next day it will be a RCI tag.

I will be booking a last minute cruise on the Enchanted Princess for late June. It's been 12 years since we last cruised with Princess (timing just hadn't worked out). I know there has been lots of changes in those years (dining/etc). Anything major I should know about? I'm going to be booking a mini-suite at a minimum (I really like having a couch) so will probably book a reserve. Since we will be celebrating our 15th anniversary this year (we honeymooned on the Emerald Princess), I am considering splurging for a corner aft penthouse suite. Any opinions on whether or not it's worth it? The one thing that is making me want to book this suite is the size of the balcony. The ability to have my own lounge space on a holiday cruise sounds like a great idea.

Personal opinion, late September is probably not the best time for Alaska.