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stevea36

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    SW FL
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    Cruising (of course), food, travel
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    Royal Caribbean, Celebrity
  • Favorite Cruise Destination Or Port of Call
    Southern Caribbean

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  1. This is port and ship dependent. I'm renting from Special Needs at Sea for a 9 day cruise on Liberty from Cape Liberty and the cost is $267. I rented from them back in March for a 8 day on Explorer from Miami for $270
  2. The birth certificate and any bridging documents are required to have a raised seal from the state/locality that issued the documents.
  3. Get him to the Doctor to find out what it really is and then act accordingly !!
  4. 1- you do a mock booking to get pricing. Note: the cabin type has to be the same as your booking. 2- call RCI's reservation line. 3- whether or not it is paid in full has no bearing on the pricing, but it must be done before the final payment due date ! Note: This is only for cruises booked under North American rules. Other parts of the world may vary.
  5. Carnival Legend leaves from Baltimore today on a 7 day Bahams itinerary
  6. When they draw down your onboard account vs OBC they always use OBN (Non-refundable OBC) first and OBR (refundable) only after the OBN has been totally used. The credit card points are always OBR and most, if not all, from your TA should be as well. I suggest that you check with your TA to make sure that the OBC they are giving you is all refundable (if part of it was for booking in a group it will not be).
  7. Do a google search for "sleep park cruise miami" and you should get a few hits.
  8. Have the TA find out how and when to do it as it affects the rate that they got from RCI
  9. They all have the same menu. Just different decor. (originally they were designed for the short-lived "dynamic dining" where there were differences in the cuisine in each dining room)
  10. We regularly sail with a group of 10-12 people and have found it to be a lot better if they split us into two tables. With that many people you cannot have any conversations you are out of earshot of many people. Two smaller tables work a lot better. We just rotate who sits at each one every night.
  11. Unfortunately, they do not use the same screens that you see at home. They use one that is similar to the one that I use as TA, but it is still different and has a lot of company confidential and marketing info on it. I figure that senior management has a dilemma on their hands and will resolve it tomorrow (1- do I cancel everyone and get the bad press or 2- do I honor it, or some semblance of it, for those who purchased it).
  12. This isnt an IT issue. They put it on sale on the 10th, sold it all day the 10th, and the 11th. then sometime this morning they shut it down. I have seen reports of people who said that they spoke to RCI reps this morning and they were talking about the features of the package. It is a sales issue and I'm sure that all of the Senior Management team will be all over this in the morning. In my mind it's between a financial problem or a PR nightmare.... IMHO I think they will allow us to keep it, or some semblance of it.
  13. It actually was on sale starting on the 10th.
  14. You can try writing to web_reservations@rccl.com, but do it within, I'd say, a month of your sailing.
  15. Entertainment on ships is a big unknown. RCI will usually contract with an entertainer and not assign a ship until, maybe, a month prior to sailing. There used to be an email address that you could contact 2 weeks prior to your sailing for a list of entertainers on you sailing (but, even that was not accurate). I will see if I can find it and, if so, repost it here.
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