CheapIrish

Much of what you post here is not supported by facts. Please cite the source for your statements. I view that discrepancy with the in-and-out of Alexandria to be a typo on the part of some scrambling Oceania employee trying to update the web page before they took it down for a previously announced update.

Not much of an advisor then. 🤣

Yes in the summer according to an article I Googled trying to find his email.

This is an off-the-wall question, but here goes: Will be going on a cruise later this year and have completed the on-line Global Entry application and received conditional approval. I don’t live near an airport that has scheduled, in-person final interviews. I know I can complete the in-person process upon re-entry to the U.S. at an approved port of entry. When I leave the country for the cruise I have a six-hour layover in one of those U.S. airports. I’m wondering if I can look up the CBP place there and put that waiting time to good use. Has anyone done this before? Thanks in advance for your response. patrick

Princess still does

Thanks, Dave. You answered my question in your first paragraph as that weekend of no Premier League games would be the time we're there. So I'll have to check with Portsmouth as an alternative. Good luck to all supporters of whichever teams! Patrick

Going to be leaving from Southampton, UK on a cruise late September. The fixtures are due to be announced this week for the coming year and I’ve heard it can be difficult to get individual tickets to matches if you’re not a member of a supporters club. Any advice on the best way to buy a couple of tickets for a single game there? Thanks in advance!