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With due respect, the video clearly shows the person filming walking past the balcony, with the balcony at roughly shoulder height. Sounds like Sapphire doesn’t have them though by your post.

Just watched a Cruise Monkeys review of the Grand. Shocked to see some ‘balcony’ cabins forward on deck 8 which have the Promenade Deck running in front of them and are so covered and set back into the hull I couldn’t class them as a balcony cabin. We’re booking a guarantee, which worries me, but we have 2 itineraries. The other is on Sapphire - does that also have those faux balconies on 8? n N

Looking at a 14 day Alaska cruise, trying to decide between 2 itineraries. Big ticket for DW is whales, are we more likely to see wildlife in GB or Hubbard?

Flew LHR to SFO, UK citizen, was in the hotel in Milbrae inside of an hour of the plane landing at SFO 😲 Never would have believed that possible through a US airport. No forms, short queues, great Immigration staff. The world’s gone weird……😀

Definitely not Dolphin on last cruise. Regularly went to Dolphin on midship elevators, corridor open both ways.

I was just on Enchanted, Dolphin aft, wake facing cabin, no quarantine cabins there now. It was more forward on our cruise, but I can’t remember the deck I saw the closed corridor doors.

On Enchanted there is a euro plug behind the bed, don’t believe the Steward if they say there isn’t. DW currently has her cpap plugged into that very outlet on the left of the bed as you look at it, didn’t notice if there was one on the right too. Just pull the bed forward, it’s quite light, and there it is. The Steward did bring us an extension lead, cos she insisted there wasn’t a plug we could use behind the bed, but it was a real weird one, we left it in the wardrobe.

They do these days: https://www.vikingcruises.com/oceans/search-cruises/index.html?CType=1&Regions=The Americas %26 Caribbean Haven’t searched to see if US departures have different requirements, but equally haven’t seen anything so far to say they do.