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I would always rather just get it over with.

Yes, they are only given out in Polaris on flights 13+ hours and you must ask for them. I like them, but would never change into them on a plane. I save them and they become my travel jammies. They do not stock enough for everyone.

Yes, these can be major sources of revenue!

Just say no. Most of these third party sites are not showing you live pricing. Read what FlyerTalker wrote. No airline is selling discounted tickets to a third party. Why would they? Most flights are full. Save yourself a hassle and only book directly with the airline. You can find some threads about them on TripAdvisor: https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g1-i10702-k13838316-Is_Cheap_Flights_Fares_Legit-Air_Travel.html

I don't think that's a very long time to wait. Maybe try calling again as suggested.

Link already provided, here's a picture.

Often there will be a cooking demonstration, or maybe a tour of the galley, wine tasting, etc.

So, they really took care of you! I have been on many WS cruises and there have always been excursions available. Have a great cruise.

True and while the other ship being used for accomodations has been reported in many news sources, there has been no mention of Windstar providing a ship.

This is a great explanation. I find cruise transfers to be very overpriced. You can try pricing out private transportion; go to the Ports of Call forums for more info. https://www.cruisepanda.com/cruise-tips/how-to-get-from-piraeus-cruise-port-to-athens-and-the-airport#google_vignette

Don't they usually get the week after Easter off? Yes, booking multiple cruises is risky; you'd have to keep careful track of the cancelation dates to get all your deposit back.

From the title, I thought someone was posting a T. Brady sighting at the airport.

I agree, I would check the fares booking directly with FI.

I also agree I have no idea why this would prevent you from checking in if you have your PNR. I would just try checking in online and see what happens.

Windstar charters ships every single year, which disappoints and inconveniences many people. Most cruise lines do this.