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  1. 2 minutes ago, RoperDK said:

    Yes, it was a wrong assumption.  My cruise is in 3 weeks. I will loose everything if I cancel.  Carnival's position when sailing resumed was that you could cancel for FCC.  No questions asked.  I used that offer several times.  My incorrect assumption is that they would notify you when their policy changed, preferably at booking.  They did not.  I will go on this cruise, but have had to modify my other travel plans.  I will no longer visit my 94 year old father on the drive home from the cruise.  I feel it won't be safe because of Omicron.  My future cruises are booked with RCCL.  They have a "cruise with confidence" policy.  It is in writing.  Cancel for FCC up to 48 hours before your cruise.  With Covid so unpredictable still, I feel that is my preferred option.        

    I hope you have a great cruise regardless of the changes.  There is still plenty of tun to be had.

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  2. 1 hour ago, prettybrowneyes said:

    Hi All! It’s been a while since I have posted (I’m a lurker).  

     

    My husband and I have never done a 4 night cruise, but that’s going to change in January.  Is there a difference in the dinner menus on a 4 day cruise vs a 7 day cruise? Are the platinum perks the same on a 4 day vs a 7 day? 

    Menus are the same, and the perks are the same. 

  3. 4 minutes ago, pokerguy90 said:

    Just booked a last minute cruise for Xmas week. It was dirt cheap to get 2 rooms rather than our usual quad.  However on the reservation we have it assigned 1 kid 1 parent to each room.  Was that a mistake. Because our kids are 14-16 will they allow us to change that config. Or just leave it, and just change the actual sleeping arrangements once onboard? Just to clarify its 2 rooms with the connecting door in between.

     

    Leave it for now, no need to worry at all. People do this on purpose to avoid paying for Cheers all the time.

  4. On 12/2/2021 at 4:55 PM, DrSea said:

    Thanks for letting me know. A beef option is better than no beef option. I was on the regal princess last week. There wasn't a beef option for every meal, and I have left the MDR hungry 2/5 days, which I didn't think I would ever say on a cruise ship ever. 

    No flat iron on dream twice, breeze once in the past few weeks. It's a grilled strip loin offered every night. I enjoyed it.

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  5. 9 hours ago, CruisingFox27 said:

     

    Please Read: COVID-related Discufollowing is the uk site for cruises 

    https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-cruise-ship-travel

     

    COVID-19 testing after arrival in the UK

    Most people arriving in the UK need to take one or more COVID-19 tests after they arrive.

    You do not need to take a take a COVID-19 test after you arrive in the UK if all the following apply:

    • you arrive as a passenger on a cruise ship
    • you stay in the UK for less than 48 hours
    • you leave on the same cruise ship that you arrived on

    If you will stay in England for 48 hours or more, check the guidance for people travelling to England from abroad.

    You also do not need to book or take COVID-19 travel tests if you are on a domestic cruise that only calls at ports in the UK, Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.

     

     

    This was on another thread, from the UK Gov, advise specifically for cruising. Which confirms if you're leaving on a cruise within 48 hours the test isn't required. That's this week's advise anyway 🙄🤔

     

    Thanks for trying, but I am not arriving by ship. I am arriving by plane. This will apply to only my return from the cruise. 

     

    But to your point, I might as well wait until about a week before the cruise to figure it out as things will certainly change.

  6. 13 hours ago, SNJCruisers said:

    So, which of those two groups are you in?

    It doesnt matter, if it is a perk it should not be offered to a third of the ship. They will have to change this to sustain it. Who knows what they will do though, but I have never seen a company's "ambassador " try so hard to turn their own company's customers against one another. It seems like he wants people to say things like "I dont cruise for perks" and "platinum and diamond cruisers feel entitled" etc.. so that when they get rid of those loyalty levels there wont be such an outcry. 

     

    It seems also to me that he is gaslighting the red and yellow card holders to make then feel like maybe they really dont want to be platinum.

     

    Ok, I've said enough that can be argued about, I suppose.

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