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  1. 10 hours ago, Farmer_John said:

    It appears you are not very familiar with RCCL's perks if you think that is only perk that is better.  Other RCCL perks that are useful that Celebrity doesn't have are free photo, better internet perk (2 days per person = 4 days), Special dining BOGO, and reserved priority seats at some shows.

     

    Celebrity does need to up their game on happy hour drinks because the time is shorter and the selection more limited than even the old RCCL diamond lounge days where I struggle to find something I want to find to drink from it.

     

    FYI - I am booked on Celebrity in the next month but I am forced to buy the all in package (with the $6.99/day upgrade to premium drinks to get things I enjoy (at least their drink packages are more reasonable).  On RCCL I never have to get a drink package.

     

    Celebrity is a fine cruise line with several small upgrades, but if it is your first time coming from RCCL you will notice a significant decline in Elite benefits and entertainment/activities.

     

     

    Thanks for feedback. Looking forward to us making our own opinion on Celebrity. Did Carnival not impressed. Princess ok but zero perks. Rccl so far favorite but We like ports on this one.

  2. 40 minutes ago, martincath said:

    How many other ships that day? How big are they?

     

    If you can carry all your own bags off and schlep them over to SkyTrain (400 yards), then the other ships don't matter much - even if delayed because all other ships clear before yours so the queues for escalators, CBSA etc. are already long you will be at YVR within an hour of leaving the pier. But if you do need help with bags then that means you need a cab or shuttle or limo, so you may find that flight challenging to make unless it's a quiet day with few people fighting you for transportation!

     

    Most cruiselines refuse to book a flight for pax before noon or even 12:30pm - so that's a nice safe target time for the earliest flight if you need any help whatsoever.

     

  3. We are wanting to snokel in Maui and always find our tours on our own. I am having a hard time finding any that leaves late enough for us to get there. Is there any booths on the cruise pier offering snorkeling tours?

  4. We are docking in Key West and have no Prebooked a snorkel trip. Is there a area gust off the ship to walk up and book a trip? Is so any recommendations.thank you

  5. Thank you for your feedback. We did get our points given back and that is a great deal. My point is the announcement they made on ship,and on paperwork they sent stated 25% voucher based on cruise fare only. If the cabin next to me paid the same cost of $1200 per person they would get a voucher for $600.00 not $26.00. BOA pays at least some of the rest of the cost to RCCl, based on what fees they charge vendors where my card was used. That is why I feel it is a little messed up!

  6. At least that is what the cover letter called us.We were on the March 23 Navigator that was late then stuck in port due to a oil spill. We did to do a 4 day to Mexico but we're told we would get a free cruise and 25% of of our next cruise to be used in the next year. Not a bad comp to help take care of our expenses incurred,airfare,lodging and vacation used.Here is where it gets ugly to me. We used 125000 Rccl credit card points and upgraded to a balcony room. The booking confirmation shows a cruise fare of $1199.00 per person of which 25% would be just short of $300.00 each. They sent a certificate for $13.00 each and the uppers at Rccl was only going to pay the 25% of what we paid to change cabin type? I may be a little greedy but I saved for years for those points and BOA paid with the money the earned from me to Rccl for the free 7 night cruise. The call to them included a 60 minute hold,then them telling that is the way it is, and they are very sorry. Any ideas or am I wrong in feeling it's not right. Thanks Steve

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