WestLakeGirl

I’ve never seen any such restriction

I know you think you have reservation’s booked but once you are on board you will find out that you don’t. On M and S class ships you can book reservations for dinner but the E class ships are all open seating

Yes

All info released on the same date on board and to general public

The next rounds of deployment announcements should be released in November and December

The points you earn in Royal stay on Royal and are not added in with the points you earn on Celebrity — and vice versa.

Alas, these are apples and oranges. Having one, or losing it, has nothing to do with the other

There is entry to the building, check-in for the cruise, and boarding the cruise. As soon as they open the building they will allow retreat guests to enter and check in. And once the authorities clear the ship they will allow them to board.

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Follow the link in post #5 all the way to the final few posts

What is your nationality? are you traveling with minor children not your own? where are you traveling?

The reports appear to be that it is available for equinox but not for any other ship.

The happy hour is only for elite and above cruisers, not for all passengers

I have seen that statement on a couple of occasions and was always told that it was there in error and only applied to specialty dining cancellations

You may have misunderstood how it works. When you book on board, the booking goes directly to the Travel agent. Often it crosses his desk before I have even left the Future Cruise Office!

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Try here for further info https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2960368-summary-of-all-of-the-items-announced-829-ai-tips-butlers-etc/

It’s interesting that not one single person has said they want lots more short itineraries. Everyone wants the longer ones. The ones that Celebrity has been taking away.

Thinking out of the box, and for Someone i know who would like to see something of Europe but who doesnt want to fly, a cruise which originates in NY or Boston, goes to Europe, does two or three ports there and returns to US. And perhaps there are some Brits who would like to see some of the US but also don’t want to fly so maybe a cruise originating Southampton, coming to the US to Boston, New York, and maybe one or two others and then return to Southampton.

I believe that once the luggage is delivered to the terminal, the cruise line has no further responsibility. It is up to you to not forget it or leave it behind there. If it’s picked up in error by someone else, that is also not the cruise line’s responsibility

Is it only UK citizens that see these discrepancies? What about Austrians? Germans? What prices are available to them? South Africans?

Can’t read your post. Could you pick a different font, please?

Room service is not included in the classic beverage package and the bottles of water that are in your state room are not included in your package so if you consume them you would pay for them. You will need to go to any bar or restaurant and ask for a bottle of water and you can do that as many times as you need during the day

You are correct about the confusion. Something gets changed at one area of the website but other areas are not put into agreement!

Yes, celebrity does make a distinction. The general rule is that specialty coffees include alcohol