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  1. 42 minutes ago, ONECRUISER said:

    Sovereign, Worlds first Mega-Cruise Ship and Largest one at the time. And not a Single Balcony on her. Honeymooned on one first Sailings in 1988. At 22 and 23 was only 2 others onboard younger then us. Do miss the Skeet Shooting and Hitting Golf Balls off the open Deck...

    Oh my gosh, I forgot about the skeet shooting.  The FIL learned to loft his golf shot high, to catch the wind, instead of going for distance on his drive. He won all the time.  🙂

     

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  2. 5 hours ago, 14Terry said:

    We always travel with air tags in our luggage.
     

    Our son flew from LAX to Japan. They left his bag in LAX. He contacted the airline and gave them information where his bag was, from his air tag. He received it less than 5 days later. They work!

    A friend had a military move from one post to another. Their household belongings didn't arrive, and the contract mover kept prevaricating.  Their airtags located the boxes and they were able to get delivery.

     

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  3. Our worst experience was last summer on a Baltic cruise - lots of Europeans. The two boys in the cabin next to us had parents down the hall somewhere. They would be loud about 1:15 when they came in from curfew, we'd bang on the wall, they'd be quiet. No big deal.  Until the 5th night, when they deciding running up and down the hall banging on doors yelling 'housekeeping!' in their Spanish accent was just hilarious.  I was getting ready to go out and talk to them when I saw an man walking toward their room. I asked he if was their father, and he said no, was I related to them?  I said no, but that one is their room.  He knocked, hard, and proceeded to yell at them in French for a good 10 minutes.  It was highly amusing.  They were not a problem after that.

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  4. It's really bad sparkling wine, so be sure to get the mimosa instead.  🙂  

     

    The captain and top officers come out, tell you the stats for your voyage: how many passengers, how many C&A members, including how many diamond, diamond+,  and pinnacles are on board.  The top points people get recognized, as well as any new pinnacles or those reaching a milestone number of points.

     

    They will give you updates about their ship, or RCI's plans, or new ships and itineraries.

     

    On Voyager last summer, the captain started something new by bringing out regular crew members being recognized for achievement or longevity.  A couple of them definitely had a deer in the headlights look about them. One was a butcher who had been with RCI for 10 years. I don't know if any other ship does this, but it was nice.

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