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  1. 1 hour ago, tigers04champs said:

    They should have a designated area for FTTF to sit. It's normally located right by the Suites/Plat/Diamond. It was sort of hidden, we had to ask where it was in Galveston. We were on the Breeze in March and they let us go in right away. We didn't have to wait for the designated time. 

    I asked, but they insisted on myself and others with FTTF go to general seating. Looked like suites, diamonds and plats were in priority seating.  Was just happy they called us before general boarding.

  2. 20 hours ago, ProgRockCruiser said:

    When was your sailing?  The requirement to show up in your arrival time slot is relatively new - a couple of months ago you showed up whenever you liked and went straight into the priority line.

    My cruise was in April.  No special seating area for FTTF, but were called to board after the other priority passengers.

  3. On 8/7/2023 at 12:16 PM, Killagain said:


    Thanks! We may give it a try. The average age group is even higher than that of Carnivals though, which for us isn't ideal. We love the mix of people we meet on Carnival cruises and our past experiences have been amazing. These changes just aren't it for us.

    Strange how Virgin was marketing towards younger adults, but recently saw a video of older people returning from port.

  4. 4 hours ago, MMfan14 said:

    Refresh my memory....do you need your S&S card at the muster drill?

     Boarding pass works, especially since you don't get your card until you have cabin access.  Priority boarders will have their cards earlier.

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  5. I had FTTF on Glory last month in NOLA. There is a separate line at entrance to building, just show them your boarding pass with FTTF showing.  We were directed to sit with general boarding, but were called after the other priority boarders. They checked boarding pass several times when we got into boarding line.

    BTW- also self-disembarked.  Meeting time was 7:15am, I was out of terminal before higher priority people since I took escalator instead of elevators.  Was at my shuttle bus by 7. very fast and easy with facial recognition.

  6. I had FTTF for my April cruise on Glory out of NOLA.  I'm definitely glad I got it.  For some reason they didn't separate boarding passengers by priority, just had everyone sit in rows according to port arrival.  We separated when they called FTTF after platinums, diamonds & suites (not in that order).

    I self-disembarked.  Meeting time was 7:15am, I was in parking garage shuttle (Fulton Garage) by 7.

    Have a cruise booked for October out of Mobile, live an hour away, so probably won't bother with FTTF.

    Don't forget that FTTF is also helpful in priority MDR requests too.

  7. 1 hour ago, groundloop said:

    I've been on both Valor and Glory out of New Orleans in the past, and will be on Glory again this Thanksgiving.

     

    Supposedly Glory is one of the ships that's already been converted to Starllink internet service..... I'd love to hear about your experience with that.  Maybe see if you can run a speed test while you're at sea.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    I didn't know about Starlink, good to know, I got internet plan to keep in touch.  I'll be onboard with Sparks1093.  Will be my 2nd time on Glory as well, happy about this, being my first solo cruise. 

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  8. 17 hours ago, csm5986142 said:

    I see bought the special edition Monopoly game - I really want it (I actually put in my cart earlier today when I did my online check-in), but I'm trying to decide if I could get it in my carry-on for the flight home. Now that I see it on the table, the box seems kind of big.  

    I was surprised when I saw the price, not bad.

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