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We're all set. Thank you for your concern.

I received a response from my travel agent at Vacations To Go this morning, and he stated; "Insurance is no longer a requirement for US citizens. The requirement is only for UK citizens so you will not have to worry about it. Before it was a requirement and we had to tell you up front but that is not the case anymore". Whew, well that answers that.

I'm really in a mess here. Our cruise is less than 3 weeks away, and I can't find a U.S. insurance agency that covers at P&O's high requirements. Are there any other Americans on here that have traveled with P&O? If so, what insurance company did you use?

Hello, My husband and I are U.S. residents going on a P&O cruise next month to Norway. Going over last minute information, it appears it might be required for us to purchase travel insurance. It's always been an option for us on U.S. cruise lines, so we're a bit caught off guard with this. Will we be denied boarding without it? I attempted to get a quote through a link provided by P&O, but the insurance company will not accept my U.S. postal code, or mobile number. Is the insurance comp. P&O works with for U.K. residents only? Thank you in advance for any and all assistance.

Thank you

Please forgive me if this has been asked before, but does anyone know if it's possible to pay for specialty dining, like the Chef's Table with onboard credit prior to the cruise? Thanks in advance.

Thank you, but I was specifically inquiring about airlines.

Great, thank you. Yes, we managed to get a booking.

850 kroner pp

This will be our first balcony cabin, and we're going in May. We expect to have to bundle up when on the balcony, but I would expect July and August to be fine for you. Enjoy your cruise!

Nice. We're booked for a boat excursion, and then afterwards we're taking a local bus to see the 3 Swords in the Stone.

I got an email from P&O stating that would honor any bookings people were able to make, even if their cruise is more than 14 days away.

Has anyone here tried the Norway Tester Menu dinner in Epicurean? What did you think?

But don't just as many people go online to book every time they open up bookings? And why stagger it out? Wouldn't that give an advantage to some over others?

I received the same e-mail. Are they saying that normally they wouldn't let us pre-book dining more than 14 days prior to sailing, but there was a glitch in the system, and some were able to pre-book (including myself)? If so, that's quite a break.