Mark_K

I was curious because the website says $24.99/day. For someone crunching the numbers, and looking at a $20/pp/day difference, there’s a big difference between having to find $30/day of value in having two people on Premium and having to find $15/day.

What does it cost a person with no Princess status to upgrade from 1 to 4?

Gummies, no muss, no fuss, no smell.

Perhaps, it’s like a lot of things seem to be on cruises there days - There’s a rule, but there’s no penalty for violating it.

Somewhere in the reservation process on the app, I clicked a button about premiere included. I didn’t charge my credit card at all when I made the reservation.

The post mentions Princess near the beginning, so I think it was meant for this board. What the point of it is, though is not clear unless it’s to solicit feedback about missed ports on Princess cruises.

The 11 day ones from San Francisco sometimes get there early. Not often, if ever, for the 7 day Seattle ones.

The pickleball court looks like it’s a full size court, although without much room on the sides and back. Ruby Pickleball

The cost listed in the financials is not the full cost of a meal, it’s just the cost of the food, itself. i.e. the ingredients. It doesn’t include labor, energy required to cook, depreciation on equipment, etc. Regardless, the opportunity cost is not what it costs them, it’s what it costs me. It costs me a pretty decent meal that I’ve already paid for.

One per person. And the one can be used on multiple devices just not at the same time.

According to Celebrity there are two purposes to the MoveUp program. One is to increase revenue, which is fairly straightforward. The other is to allow people to experience a higher level cabin than they normally book. They’ve found that after experiencing the higher level cabin 20% of the people start booking that level. Not knowing how this is factored in makes the whole process less straightforward for those of us trying to figure out how it works.

It might out do a suite in space, and bathrooms, but it will never equal a suite in perks.

Yes, it is.

Funny how cruise lines, airlines, hotels, etc. use the term “nominal fee”, which is supposed to mean that it’s so small it’s a fee in name only, to gouge their customers.

I expect they followed the rules doing it every week, but you suggested you had never seen one at all. I was just noting that there were regular visits, so Edge cruising it was not an unusual event.