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Is It? It's the 8th largest city in the US.

Thank you!

Where are you seeing the 2026 dates? I can only through the end of 2025. I am ready to book when the dates are released. I don't want to be on the first few months of voyages though as I think it will be a cultural shock to the crew switching from Japan cruises to California cruises, and it might take them a while to work the kinks out.

The date would imply that this is a repositioning cruise for the start of the Alaska season.

Wow, talk about a walk of shame in Key West! (19:11)

Is that for both the first and second shows?

You can select your cabin if you call Virgin to book, or book through a travel agent.

Here's a vid of 16027. As mentioned above, it's an extra wide Deluxe Grand Suite without the walk-in closet. I considered this room for the extra space and not being below the pool deck.;

A step in the right direction (when they actually use LNG), but it still does not result in "clean air"

I am not a smoker, but I'm always impressed with how strongly some people react to others being allowed to smoke in some outdoors areas on cruise ships. Do you realize that you're on a floating power plant that burns fossil fuels, and the smoke stack is right above your head? Ever notice all the soot on the aft of the ship? It's not from cigarettes. If health and air quality is a major concern, cruising is not a good choice. For more on cruise ship air quality: https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2019-01-24/air-quality-on-cruise-ships-worse-than-in-beijing-study

Virgin Voyages is an exception.

According to this CC article it took 42 days. https://www.cruisecritic.com/news/celebrity-cruises-completes-major-refit-of-celebrity-silhouette

With what looks to be 3 Pinnacle class ships in the Caribbean, I'm guessing HAL is going to go hard on the short itineraries to attract new cruisers. It could work, or there could end up being a lot of discounts closer to the sailing date.

Also, instead of sailing straight to Singapore for the dry dock, Navigator first stopped in South Korea. Anyone know why? Seems like a lot of non revenue sailing for a dry dock.

Why so? I haven't been on any Quantum class ships yet.