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LOL . For some reason people love to opine on this topic. But your actual question was perfectly clear 🙂

We did the opposite routing, and there were no wet landings. We did get the parka, which was handy. You should be fine with some hiking shoes, but I don't think you can count on boots being available to borrow.

I got free laundry in June on a P2P sailing.

If you want Tiki, try the Wind 🙂 There's was plenty to keep me happy in June.

Maybe they didn't tell you about it 🙂. I noticed that my butler and steward kept closing the window if I left it open. I'm sure there have been small catastrophes in the past. I was on the Wind in June this year, and I really loved this suite. I never heard the elevator at all. And the location is great if you like La Terazza or the pool!

The window on the right in the above photo actually does open from the top down, at the touch of a button. It's a great suite!

I think it's unpredictable. When my suitcase was lost (solo traveler) there was a ship-bound couple in the same situation who lost all their bags. Happily all were recovered before the ship left port.

On the Wind in June we could order from the all-around menu or the main Restaurant menu for dinner. I heard mixed things about whether one could order from La Terrazza.

I agree: too tight! But here's a blogger who says 1 hour is enough in Seattle https://www.sanspotter.com/is-1-hour-layover-enough-time-in-seattle/#:~:text=The good news is that,re making an international connection. However, he doesn't address the international to international connection, which is likely more complicated than just staying airside and avoiding security. This page from the airport goes into great detail: https://www.portseattle.org/services-amenities/international-arrivals-and-passport-control

@TER777 You can see the unused air credit by clicking on the icon that says "Economy class flights" in the graphic that looks like this. Same for "private executive transfers". If the price at the beginning of the listing says "air credit included" that means the unused air credit has already been taken account of and you have no provided air options.