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1 hour ago, 59impala said:

Hi, Im wonerding whether Celebrity are selling reduced capacity cruises right through until September 2022. 
We are considering a cruise on the Apex, Amsterdam to Rome departing September 11 2022. It seems odd that all the infinity verandah cabins are sold. Would this be because they only have sold half the capacity at this stage and will release more as the covid situation becomes clearer??

Does anyone have any clues, or is it just because this is a great itinerary and is nearly sold out??

Thanks in anticipation.

I am wondering the same thing.  Can anyone else comment who knows the accurate answer?

Six will be tough together. But, deck 19 and deck 20 offer better chances of finding them together. As a matter of fact, right outside of Vibe is a bar, hot tub, mister, and lots of deck chairs. You have to climb two flights of steps from pool deck, but you will find many more chairs together than the pool deck. Good luck. One more thing. Instead of 100 each for Vibe, you could buy specialty dining for four nights instead ($100.80 each).

 

 

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Good point! One my hubby likes too = thanks!

No. Quiet and more sedate than the pool deck or even Spice H2O.

 

 

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What is Spice H2O??

Thats why I mentioned our kids - yes you read it correctly, they range from 20 to 24.

thanks for all your opinions. I would like it because - from all Ive read - just getting A chair is hard, how will we find SIX??

For those of you that have done the Vibe: "Assuming" the passes are still available, is this a MUST? Was it worth it? I have 4 -- 20 something kids in tow with us - would they like it? Any thoughts are welcome...thanks!

77 Days to GO!

Doesn't work that way. You cannot combine both cabins and put them in the two-bedroom.

Thanks- that's what I thought :cool:

Doesn't work that way. You cannot combine both cabins and put them in the two-bedroom.

Thanks- that's what I thought :cool:

I have 2 connecting cabins - M3 balcony (that are cross referenced in NCL record). Has anyone gotten an invitation to bid on 2 bedroom suite?

Im guessing there's no guarantee that moving to 2 cabins would be located together...?

I've read that some nights on board have shows you don't want to miss. How can I determine what night and time is best to book dinner reservations? I'm over 90 days out and don't have a clue.

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Thanks Tom!

will I be able to make a noon flight out of Miami? :cool:

Thanks for all the comments posted - very nice of you all! Getaway, here we come

I loved the Getaway. Despite having recieved devastating news reguarding my husbands health just before we left. What we thought was going to be a "Blues Cruise" turned out to be an outstanding time. We had so much to do, the only time we were reminded of our dire situation was him having to take the trolly at harvest caye. This very well may have been our last vacation together, I pray not, but if it was then I couldn't be happier. The staff is absolutley top notch and the ship was beautiful. Food was great at the specialty restaurants. Shows were outstanding!

 

If the chemo buys us a few more years, then we probally will do Alaska next followed by another trip on the Getaway. (if that tells you how much we love it)

I will hope and pray that you share a LONG (er) life together! Try to stay positive, people beat the odds all the time. Thank you for posting!

Gosh, all of you have made me feel so much better! We're gonna stay put and enjoy the ride ;). Rock and Roll Trivia is exactly what we'd love!!

What exactly is the water front area?

I went on the Getaway almost two years ago, the Oasis a few months ago and am about to go on the Escape.

 

Both have good bars, though with Norwegian you can pick the beverage package to be included which is nice.

 

Both have adult only areas. During the day the one on the oasis seemed much more chill than the getaway. Not that the getaway was a big party, but I interacted with others a lot more.

 

Oasis doesn't have any water slides (I think the newer ones in the class do) but getaway does. Both have minigolf and basketball/volleyball/whatever deck and rock climbing, but getaway also has bowling (fee for that I think).

 

The big difference in activities is oasis has the flowrider and getaway has the ropes course. I liked both of them, but will say the ropes course takes less skill while not everyone gets the hang of flowrider.

 

I thought the food on both were pretty good, though I did like the noodle bar on getaway that was included.

 

 

Personally I liked both and my choice would come down to which is cheaper- comparing both with the drink package.

 

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Thanks for taking the time to respond. very helpful

Have been on NCL'S Breakaway (sister ship) and the pool area is SOOOOOOOOOOOO small. I don't know WHAT they were thinking!!!! Honestly though....the rest of the ship is amazing.

So would you strongly suggest we pay the darn fee for vibe?

Our family wants to sail in May (DH, 4 young adult kids 19-25). We haven't done this in a long time and I want to get it right. We like water sports, good food, fun bars, pools days, shows etc..

I have booked on NCL but now see so many bad reviews. We've always sailed RCL; now I'm wondering if I should switch to the Oasis. Am I being paranoid? Should I stop reading reviews?

ANY advice would be welcome. Thanks!

So I booked the Getaway for our family in May (DH, 4 young adult kids 19-25). We haven't done this in a long time and I want to get it right. We like water sports, good food, fun bars, pools days, etc..

But now I'm seeing a lot of negative reviews about this ship. We've always sailed RCL; now I'm wondering if I should switch to the Oasis.

ANY advice would be welcome. Thanks!