cocobakerchica

I shouldn't encourage you, but...🤔hmmmm...I do enjoy when a hypothesis is tested...😂😂😂😂

It definitely depends on the ship. I didn't get most of the info for our Summit cruise back in May until the day before embarking(and had issues accessing anything during the whole cruise), and everything for our upcoming Beyond cruise appeared almost immediately.

I saw the best place to find the Truvia packets was at the buffet beverage stations and Cafe al Bacio on my sailing, it's best to grab some extras there to have with you. There was an overabundance of the pink packets and the yellow packets in the bowls on the tables in the MDR.

I sailed last month, and yes, ditch the sport coat/blazers unless you really want to bring/wear one, a majority of the gentlemen weren't wearing them in the MDR or at specialty dining. They wore slacks, jeans, chinos, collared shirts, t-shirts, and all manner of footwear (lace ups, loafers, sneakers, sandals)from dressy to sporty casual. The jeans I saw were of lighter color since we sailed in mostly warmer climates(Bermuda and Charleston), but again the a/c was on, and I was very comfortable wearing mine as well.

This makes a lot more sense.

My deepest condolences to you and your family. Don's posts were definitely a highlight, I gained a lot of wisdom, and always looked forward to seeing them here. May Don's memory be a blessing.

Celebrity is the one that sold it to Pullmantur in 2007, it was Celebrity Zenith from 1992-2007. The first Celebrity cruise I took was on the Zenith.