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Thanks everyone for the insight.

Does anyone know if acupuncture is available on the Reflection and, if so, the cost?

But, do you have a benchmark to know if this really is a savings?

Just saw this on a Reflection review under the negatives. Hope it is not true. I thought it was not allowed.

• Smoking – the entire back of this ship was unusable by mid-week

You might classify me as one of those “nearly deads.” I am 68, and I NEVER liked formal dressing. ( I got married in go-go boots and a pink mini-skirt. ) I’m sorry some old fuddy-duddies miss being forced to dress up, but I am very happy about this new policy.

BTW, I didn’t finish my master’s degree, but I have done adjunct college teaching. In America, hopefully we don’t equate high education associate education and formal-wear as they do on Downton Abbey.

Didn’t I read somewhere that discounts are often offered at special restaurants the first night of the cruise? Where can one find the people offering said discounts. (Thought I saw 30 percent off?)

Sometimes Leffe beer shows up on the classic list but not everywhere. Does someone know why? (one person on a spring Reflection cruise is definitely not a lite beer kind of guy but Leffe might fit the bill)

Free meals are offered to silence people. Good for you for not accepting and speaking your mind. Others need to know.

I’m pretty sure I read on one of these threads that fewer and fewer men are showing up in a tux and that men wearing just a sport coat would NOT be turned away from the Main Dining Room. That is what we are planning on.

I think I got this right. for sure, the included gratuity includes your room and dining room (wherever).

HOWEVER, IF you have purchased (OR GOT) a drink package -- even the basic classic --AND if you buy/ORDER a drink included in the package . . it may or may not include the tip???

When you book a cruise that advertises “gratuities included” does that just mean for dining and stateroom -- or does it also include the 18 percent tacked on to drinks?