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Thanks for noticing.

oops...I new there was a "newer" name for the Sun/Star. Thanks @reedprincess for Sphere Class. As I have mentioned in the past, no Royal/Sphere in my immediate future.

No, you are not required to get Princess Insurance.

Princess currently has 4 classes of ships: Panamax Grand/GEM Royal Sun Let's cannibalize all the good from each ship. What would you like this NEW/but old Princess ship to look like? You may not add venues that are currently not on any Princess ship. I'll start (in no particular order): 1. a theater forward and aft to spread out the entertainment 2. Gigi's 3. Grand Class Window Suites on Deck 6 4, International Cafe 5. Crooners, Wheelhouse, Explorer's Lounge 6. Keep the Piazza clear of large events 7. No smoking in the casino Your turn.

With a Family Suite, it IS a FULL suite with all amenities for all and probably cheaper than 2 Reserve Collection Minis (not sure about regular minis) . I believe you only have to pay full price for 2 in one cabin and 2 in the other cabin. If there are other passengers booked under the 3 or 4 sail free, this would apply. Cabin can sleep 7 to 8 passengers. My only objection is that it is on the bow/front of the ship. I believe only Grand/GEM Class ships have these cabins.

At first, I thought your "Live" was started sooo early, until I realized we are already in MAY. haha. Thanks for taking the time to do a live. Best yet, thanks for adding white spaces between your photos. Enjoy your tranAtlantic voyage. I look forward to your updates.

Shhhhhh.....

I'm not known to pay attention to small print and details. thanks

No suite breakfast in Sabatini's on turn around day?

That's why I quantified 95% Yes, they wear a "uniform", but it is not the standard crew wear.

If you add Plus or Premier with booking...it is part of the booking fare. It will include a small addition for insurance. Can't remove it later without losing your booking. You can also book a cabin....then add the bundle....and pay an increase in insurance. Or you can buy the bundle on embarkation day without paying for insurance, but run the risk of a rate increase.

To be a little more technical. If they are wearing "uniforms" provided by the ship/laundry, then they are ship employees. (MDR, Customer Service, Room Service, Baristas, maintenance, security, etc). If they are wearing street clothes, then they are 95% vendors: EFFY, Princess stores, "Princess" Fine Arts, guest lecturer's, guest entertainers, ONE/Future Cruise "consultants". etc.

I agree with your post. But that doesn't negate a return to the thread to bring closure to problem. Maybe someone else might have the same/similar situation. 18 hours and counting.

Most not be as urgent as it sounds. OP hasn't returned in 15 hours.

Can you be a little more specific? Like which cruise is he on? Which piece does he need? Is the ship in US ports or foreign? This information may help your get a better answer or a makeshift solution.