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I'd also like to know this!

Agreed! I was pretty excited to be getting ready to make my final payment and get an extra 50,000 points out of it.

For anyone who has a platinum or gold, you might check your offers. I had a 5x Oceania offer good for up to 50,000 points.

Extremely, extremely helpful! Thank you!!

Hi, The one thing we really want to do in Bruges is the canal ride. I'm not seeing where we can purchase in advance online (unless a group of 20+ people which we are not) as some have recommended unless we do it as part of a walking tour. Is that what you all would recommend? Or, do you think we'll have luck just walking up that day and waiting in line? Some have said that if it's a busy port day, it's almost impossible to walk up and get a ticket the day of. Thanks!

Ahh, I see. No we booked 10052 across the hall. There didn’t seem to be many inside rooms on that floor except across from us, didn’t know if there was any downfall to that. Thanks!

Good morning! I’m looking at this room but it looks like there’s an extra set of accessible rooms next to these that don’t exist elsewhere. Is this a problem? Having a hard time envisioning. Thanks!

Correct.

If I’m more than 30 days out from booking (but a year out from the cruise), does it make any sense to cancel and rebook? I guess there’s a possibility of losing my room and the Oceania rep has been great to me but hard to pass up if I can find rebates through a TA. I’m in a suite so it’s an expensive cruise to begin with. I’m also on O Life so would have to weigh that against SM.

Total amateur question… when you all refer to TAs, are you talking about a 3rd party agent or an Oceania rep? I have an Oceania rep assigned to me that we ask questions of frequently. Is using a 3rd party better? This will be my 3rd cruise with them but the first two times were through an agent for an alumni trip. Was just reading the thread about incentives back from the TA but guessing those are through 3rd parties. Thanks!

Can someone explain what this is/what it means to me? I understand owning NCL stock, but what does that do in terms of cruising? Thanks!

Aix & Cassis!

Thanks, I was looking for which of the ports I listed was most suited to self exploration.

French Fascination on Marina, Sept 2024. London to London.

Bruge Le Havre Saint Malo Lorient Bordeaux La Rochelle Biarritz Bilboa La Coruna Which of these ports, in general, are easiest for self exploration? For example, port close to city center or shops, restaurants, points of interest. These ports are all new to us. Wanting to maximize our included excursions wisely. Thanks! My mother is my travel companion and mobility is slightly an issue.