AndyCapn

Some people just cannot resist the siren song of a troll. 🙄

Yes, while in port the casino will be open between 9 pm and 5 am. https://thepointsguy.com/guide/cruise-ship-casinos/?fbclid=IwAR1Il9dtcbVbi3BBuoKi-lO0dm-EIpUwnWDWZjesDgV3CznXcS37Fi0mSQo

I don't disagree, but I would add the OP will feel *less* out of place wearing a tux on chic night than on another night. In other words, if you want to wear a tux, chic night is definitely the night to do it!

1) If you prefer buffet to the MDR, a specialty restaurant probably isn't going to be a good value. Realizing, of course, that this is subjective. You can always look at the menus for the specialty restaurants and judge for yourself. But if you want to have a fancier dinner one or two nights, the MDR would be a free option for you. Just don't go on formal nights. 2) Yes, on port days the MDR will not be open for lunch. Just the buffet and the Mast Grill (the Spa Café may be as well, but may have different hours than on sea days.)

I was on the Getaway earlier this month and really enjoyed my meal at Ocean Blue: Tuna/Avocado tower for the appetizer, clam chowder for the soup, cod for the entree and chocolate mousse cake for dessert. All of it was delicious (well honestly, I don't remember the chowder. Everything else was sensational.) I had the lamb at Le Bistro, which was good, but the lamb shank in the MDR on night 6 was better (one of the best lamb dinners I've ever had.) Also had beef tartare (good) and the mushroom soup. (always good!). Had to look up what I ordered for dessert, which was the Marquis au Chocolat, and obviously wasn't very memorable either way.

I am just disembarking from the Getaway. I made reservations in advance at Taste every night at 7:30 (except my specialty dining nights). Every night, people ahead of me in line were told there was a wait (ranging from 10 minutes to 30) whereas I got immediate seating. So it does make a difference. Side note: Couldn't reserve for breakfast or lunch. Last sea day it was a 45 minute wait for a table!

Not sure if you consider up up upstate New York to be the Northeast, but the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino partnered with NCL as recently as September.

As someone who routinely ignores users with the inability to distinguish between what is a fact and what is their opinion, I've missed about 40% of the posts in this thread. (Well, I wouldn't say I've missed them....)

I assure you there are many accounts on that Social Media site that are not using their real name.

One of the best uses for a roll call is to find other people interested in doing the same stuff you want to do, especially for third-party shore excursions. But without being able to directly message another member, you have two choices to communicate: 1) Post your personal information in the thread in the hopes that the one person you want to contact you actually does, or 2) Exchange back-and-forth information in the roll call thread, annoying everyone else who isn't interested. Also I imagine X's decision to stop helping organize an on-board meet & mingle has dampened people's enthusiasm to join a roll call.

It is not just a pot of tea delivered to your room, it's an afternoon tea service (well, without the service) that includes sandwiches, desserts, scones, jam and clotted cream. To my knowledge it is only available through one of the romance packages.

We've done the Bermuda by Mini Bus tour on our first day in Bermuda and found it worthwhile. Pretty much drove around the whole island with a small stop in Hamilton and a longer stop (60-90 minutes) in St. George's at lunch. Brief off-and-on stops at the tiny drawbridge, a beach overlook and a lighthouse. A little taste of everything on the island so you can decide what to do on the other days.

I mean, if we're going to go fully pedantic, it's Celebrity Apex, Celebrity Beyond, Celebrity Millennium....

There is no US non-resident withholding tax applied, and Canadian residents are (generally) not subject to income tax in Canada on gambling wins. If you have more than $10,000 in cash, cheque or other monetary instruments, you will have to declare that to US Customs both when you arrive and when you leave (and again at the Canadian border when you arrive.) However that is just a declaration and not a tax obligation.

There's a chart about halfway down this blog post that I believe has the information you're looking for. (There's also a helpful entry in the comments to explain the different amounts.) https://urcomped.com/blog/details/3452347/celebritys-blue-chip-club-announces-onboard-certificate-program