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    Train ride

    in West Coast Departures

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    BC taxpayers also subsidize (but not enough for the free WiFi to operate on our part of the tracks!!!) With the enviably top-notch level of pedantry on this thread, I couldn't let that info slip past unknown - and also have to correct the schedule as the trains actually run 7:45am-11:50am northbound and 5:45pm-10:10pm southbound.

     

     

     

    Since there's a bistro car on the Cascades you could actually eat dinner on the southbound train OP, so technically this would actually achieve your initial request of a train ride that starts IN Seattle, AND with dinner! More trains run Seattle-Portland though, so you could spend a much smaller chunk of your day if you went south and came back - at least 5 daily each way, incl one Coast Starlight if you want to ride in the regular Amtrak instead of the nicer TALGO carriages.

     

     

     

    That sounds good too!

     

     

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    Train ride

    in West Coast Departures

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    Why are you so arrogant on Cruise Critic by always calling everyone ignorant, stupid, lying and etc. in your posts.

     

     

     

    Another option for a train is Seattle to Vancouver B.C. and back. Leaves Seattle at 8AM and arrives in Vancouver at around 11:30 AM. The Train returns to Seattle at 5:30PM and arrives in Seattle around 8:30 PM. This is a very scenic train ride as the tracks are right along Puget Sound about 75% of the time. The rate when I took it 2 years ago year was $23 Senior rate each way when purchased 30 days ahead of time. They keep the prices low because Amtrak is subsidized by the Govt. (Taxpayers)

     

     

     

    That might be nice

     

     

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    My time dining on solstice

    in Celebrity Cruises

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    To be clear, you do not need to make a reservation with RCI. You can if you wish or just show up. Making a reservation just assures a time without a wait. Same option with Celebrity - you can make reservations if you want to or just show up to be seated. And similar to RCI, there may be a short wait for your table of choice without a reservation.

     

     

     

    Thanks for your reply. I always make the reservations on Royal

     

     

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    Southern Caribbean - Jan. 19 - 28, 2018

    in Royal Caribbean International

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    We were on this cruise with you and we were very pleased with the food and the service. This was our 4th cruise with Royal, and we all agreed (6 of us) this cruise was the best of our experiences!! Would highly recommend this itinerary

     

    Diane

     

     

     

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    We were also on this cruise. We (5) had an amazing time. My 8 or 9th cruise with RCCL. Loved the 4 sailing days!

     

     

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    Changing a passenger

    in Royal Caribbean International

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    You can change a passenger very close to sailing date, I believe up to 24 hours before. However, at least one passenger from the original booking must remain else the booking gets cancelled.

     

     

     

    Great. Thanks for the info. My brother in law has blood clot in leg. Not sure he can fly. Leave on the 18th

     

     

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