GranPaEd

Fact is that it really doesn't matter where the cruise goes to. What matters most is where the current passengers and crew came from, have they been appropriately screened and are they healthy. Cruise Lines need to be promoting information about their abilities to keep guests healthy and safe right now.

On 9/6/2019 at 11:35 AM, Minoushka said:

I just booked transfers thinking both companieswere the same ones .i dealt within the past ..stefano.s company .But the booking one is a fake company using their name and logo ...wow 

so now I.m not sure they are legit or even exist ...they did not request  prepayment ...wow .Anyone else fall for this scam or is it a real scam .rome cabs  were  going to charge me double ..120€ per transfer ...not cheap compared to 65€ With booking rome cabs 

how can someone just steal a name and open a website ???

now i.m really confused ..I dont want 2 drivers to show up or none ...hmmmm

what should I do ???

 

mich 

Hi Michele,

We met on 2017 TA Rome to Miami. It was a nice cruise and I would like to thank you for the upfront work you put in to organize and support activities for so many of us.

As for the RomeCabsBooking, they are indeed legitimate. We used them in 2017 to book 3 separate transfers between Airport and Rome, then to Port from Rome hotels. All were perfectly executed. In fact my mother in law left a sweater in cab from airport and when we called they arranged for it to be left with port security the morning of our departure. Could not have asked for better service.

Keep cruising! I know Susan and I are! Next up Mexican Riviera in December on the NCL Joy....

GranpaEd

As you say there probably is no difference in 30 or 45 days but that is not really the concern of most people. In the end, I think it is more about expectations than reality. People are told 75 days and that is what they expect. When it becomes 45 or 30, the expectation in significantly missed and the customer becomes concerned. The proper thing to do would be to set a reasonable expectation and then meet it. If 30 days is the proper time frame than tell the people that. Otherwise living up to the expectation set is the burden of the entity making the commitment.

On 7/11/2019 at 3:07 PM, farjar said:

Our flights showed up in our edocs under "air itinerary confirmation" 82 days before our Alaska cruise.  Our return flight was an overnight, 14 hour, 2 connection nightmare.  I called and got it changed to a perfect 7 hour, one connection flight.  We are now about 50 days out and waiting for NCL to actually pay the 2 airlines involved so we can choose our seats.  I have set up "frequent flyer" accounts with the 2 airlines and now check everyday to see if the flight have actually been ticketed.  Nothing yet.

Who did you call?

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