gardening_diva

Thanks to everybody for chipping in with great info.

 

Weøll be traveling East to West and I just got myself confused with the time difference as Europe sets back the clocks the day after we leave Southampton and the US won't until after we've arrived in Boston... Hence, we'll experience the usual five hours time difference ;)

 

But, as Caribill noted, will Celebrity set back the clocks at night or at day?

We did Southampton across to Boston last October (2016) on Eclipse. We had a couple of choppy days but I wouldn't call them rough. On a couple of sea days it was warm enough to sit on the (port side) balcony wearing shorts & t-shirt. On another couple of days (the bumpy ones) the top deck was closed because of the wind. You just don't know.

The ship's clocks were adjusted at night, so you got an extra hour of sleep :) Small thing, but I enjoyed having an extra hour most of those sea days! Although when we went to Bermuda when we lost an hour again!

 

Tonight its the MDR again where Moses (possibly the coolest waiter known to man) informs us it will be 'Evening chic' night tomorrow.....QUOTE]

 

Hi Ighten, we were also served in the MDR by Moses and his assistant Mario, but we can't remember the name of the Sommelier in that section (probably because he plied us with so much wine!). Do you happen to know it?

Chris

Best way is to log into your account for the cruise on Celebrity Website - Choose Manage Reservation - Select Shop Excursions Beverage etc.. and then Internet. They often also offer a discount for booking online.

 

For my 14 day cruise it pops up $309.00. This will be further discounted if you are a Captain's Club Member Classic 10%, Select 15%, Elite 20%, Elite Plus 30%. The discount will be applied onboard.

Looks like it's 25% for Select.

With an expensive tour like this, is a tip expected/customary?