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If, after bidding, the bidding page goes blank, does it mean I have to forget about it and it was rejected? Thanks in advance!

What is good for you, may be not good for someone else. For example, in my case, I have to travel from Spain to Vancouver to take the cruise. If the cruise company does that to me, I wouldn't mind about getting all those perks, as getting to Alaska, spending my one and only yearly vacation time, and coming back, would be equally expensive and useless. Maybe your cup of tea is not mine. Remember, there are many factors behind every single passenger, and not all of them are the same.

What a disaster... There is not enough compensation for that mess. We will sail on her on mid-August. Let's hope everything will be solved by then. And, if not, let's hope they say something well before for us to cancel the cruise and taking a new one. As we are travelling from Spain for this cruise, it is not just a simple cruise missed for us.

So are you missing something else on the way to Whittier?

On time?

It's an odd procedure to charge the final payment, IMO.

It was $1.50, I have just double checked it again. It was like checking the card to know if it was correct or not, but they haven't charged me the full amount since then.

Yesterday, I tried making my final payment for my upcoming cruise. I filled all the neccessary information, and I was charged just 1,50$ instead of the full amount. Obviously, it still says I have to pay for full before May 12th. Is that a normal procedure? Will I be charged after a few days? I'm afraid of doing it again and be charged double! Thanks in advance!

Hello! We are a Spanish couple planning an Alaska cruise on the Summit for 2024 summer. We have 7 cruises with Holland America Line, 1 with Princess and another with MSC (never again! 😅), but never with Celebrity. We have heard really good things about them, that's why we wanted to try them. As usual suspects with Holland America, we know all the little tricks to enjoy them and to save some money. But one of the things we don't like about them is that they don't treat European and American customers the same way. For example, they don't give the same prices, offers or upgrades. Have you ever received anything like that being European with Celebrity? I have found that Celebrity offers a bidding option for their cruises. How does it work? Do they also do it for Europeans? Is it just for customers booking directly with them or also through a Travel Agent? About dining options. One of the thinghs we don't like about is the limited hours to have lunch or dinner. Being Spanish, we like having lunch and dinner later than Americans, so sometimes we are a bit upset when we try to have lunch after a tour at 15 or 16 o'clock and you don't find anything open except for burgers. Anything different? I'm sure I will have loads of other questions, but, for now, it's more than enough. Best regards!