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Gratuity charges assessed will be at the rate(s) in effect at the time of purchase no missed opportunity to pay less since the charge should be the one in effect when cruise is booked (I think)

Nice, I love the big ships, but that limits the ports they can go to. Give us a some modern Radiance class size ships. We might have to pay more per cabin, but those of us that want this will.

You get chips, same amount as the other players at the table. You will be advised of the minimum and maximum bet allowed per hand. You will play a specified # of of hands. (I haven't played one in years, but if I recall correctly we had 7 players and played 7 hands. Each of us had one turn betting first, then went in order. So player 1 bet first the first hand then 2-7, Then player 2, 3-7, then first player. Player with the most chips at the end would advance to the next round, with other winners of their first table. Usually it is confined to one table at a time, so you would be given a time to come play your first round

It is only 1 cruise date that has Coco Cay 2x

Has anyone redeemed rewards on a back to back? Will I be able to apply one reward to each cruise?

Your guy may be referring to taking a deduction (as in business loss) off of ordinary/other income, like you would for a stock capital loss that exceeded capital gains. kwokpot's husband is deducting his (documented) losses from the W-2G totals for the year, and still reporting additional income.

The story is that the bus operator wasn't checking those boarding, so by the time it got to these 9, they were told to wait for next bus-clearly a cluster** on the part of the bus driver

NCL did hand over passports, but missed one

Yep, I'm glad I took RCL to Alaska, we were in town in Ketchikan. In Juneau we were at the far dock,expecting a wait for the shuttle and it was still a few blocks to walk to catch it, walked out of a store a cab was sitting right there...I've wasted $10 on less.

I might also, depending on the cruise to be cancelled.

The issue is that it would not be known if this currently booked cruise would be a no go until a week before the cruise.

Ones that would be booked with them, yes. When we met the guide on the first night, she had a list of optional excursions, we didn't do any

On RCL's website, the total price of the cruise tour is given, so you would price the cruise separately then do the math,

They give you separate luggage tags (storage) for the ship bags, they are stored then delivered to your room the last night. I believe this is only when the land tour is at least 3 nights,

Yes, but if needed we also had the call button and they did stop by more frequently than we ever had in regular loungers.

I had one last year on Oasis. There were a few casitas that faced the ocean. Wait service (that was excellent, never had to use the call button) was for drinks only. There was a cooler that had a few bottles of water and ice in it. If I recall correctly, a couple of drinks were supposed to be included, but we had the drink package, so a moot point.

and need to change lunch/brewery plans, thank again.

Yep, thanks, my bad.I googled the wrong one, we're going to the one in New Brunswick, so no lights for me.

I"m thinking when we get up to St John's

cool, I'm hoping we'll see some Northern Lights when we get up north

which one? I'm on the one leaving 10/20.

maybe, but as I once heard an exec with either Pepsi or Coke say in regards to sharing issues happening on their bottling lines, "we don't compete on safety".

Some of the gift cards do require an AARP membership to purchase.

If I was in the corporate offices of the other cruise lines, I would be at least be asking for some of these names, so then if they did try to book with my line we would at least be able to consider a ban. Also, clearly Carnival's $500 fine needs to be increased.

or print passes to pdf, upload the pdf to Google Drive, allow offline access and save to phone home screen