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100% agree that the same cabin is the way to go. The added stress of moving rooms in between the B2B kind of takes away from the experience. Be careful...you'll be hooked on B2B! Cheers! Brad

With The Key, you will get in line with the Pinnacle members and cut everybody else, regardless of check in time. The Chops lunch is a great way to start your cruise. Bon Voyage!

"Things I do think corporate greed is a big deal in high prices" Quoting that from above. Seriously? Did you read the quarterly earnings report? Currently, due to the pandemic shutdown, all of the cruise lines have taken on enormous amounts of debt and are in danger of going under. They have no choice but to maximize earnings/profits until that debt is paid down. I have been on 8 cruises since the restart and 38 cruises altogether and have had an awesome time on all of them. My wife and I'm have sailed on The Wonder four times in the last year and found both the food and entertainment choices to be outstanding! We just got off The Wonder and had a difficult time choosing which music venue we would attend. The jazz group, the pop band and the country trio provided the best entertainment we've ever experienced. The ship was completely full and show reservations as well as specialty dining reservations were difficult to come by. I guess this just illustrates how everyone's perspective is different. Cheers!

Good day! Like the earlier poster said, go see the loyalty ambassador and they will take care of it. Cheers!

To the original poster(s)... My wife and I will be boarding our 38th cruise tomorrow on the Wonder of the Seas. We've had numerous missed ports over the years as well as two air evacs and two times we had to return to port for medical emergencies. Heck, we even had to spend and extra day on two different cruises...one for fog in Galveston and the other for medical last November on the Wonder. During all of those cruises, our itinerary was affected and yet we found a way to have an awesome time anyway. Why? Because we fully understand that sometimes, things just happen. If my ship had a propulsion issue, I would much rather have an altered itinerary than a canceled cruise. The bottom line is that your description of the customer service experience with the misinformation really was poor, however, as soon as you started talking about your poor family missing Nassau, you lost most of us. Cheers!

Greetings! I just want to point out that the cruise lines have to be very careful about what information they give out regarding citizenship documents. Laws are always changing and are often not cut and dried. That's why they reiterate that it is up to the passenger to ensure they have the required documentation. Remember, it is not the cruise lines rules they are enforcing, but rather US and/or international law. Imagine what would happen if they allowed someone to board, only to have the US deny them entry upon the cruises return. The cruise line would then be responsible for that passenger for an indefinite period of time. That is why it is in their best interest to ensure that all documentation is in order and to err on the side of denying boarding of there are any doubts. Happy cruising! Brad

No, they do not. I was saying that our immune RESPONSE, in the lungs, especially, is what causes people to die from Covid. Immunocomprimised folks don't mount as aggressive of a response. Therfore, they don't have the same damage to their lungs as immunocompetant people. I other words...it is the immune response that does the damage that hurts people. Without the immune response, there is a lower likelihood of severe lung damage.

What are the long term implications of taking paxlovid for a virus which is no more deadly than the standard cold virus. Asking for a friend. The fact is that no one knows because it is brand new.

Good day! I will preface what I am about to say that each individual has to make their own decisions regarding balancing the risk of cruising vs staying home, etc. That being said, as a physician, my opinion is that the Covid-19 which is circulating today is NOT the same virus as it was 3 years ago. It is pretty much like every other cold virus out there IMO. I would not be worried about catching it on a cruise ship anymore than I would at home. For almost everyone, treatment is unnecessary. And all of the talk about folks who are immunocompromised...the data show that they are not at any greater risk than anyone else. It is our immune response to Covid which causes people to die. Folks who are immunocompromised don't mount the same immune response to Covid as others. My recommendation is to enjoy your cruise. Cheers!

It is true that they open up reservations early, however, they hold back a lot of spots that open up on embarkation morning. You can log into the wifi in the terminal and book whatever you want. Cheers!

No, you do not. Your stateroom attendant will swap it over for you. In the past, I have coordinated with them and just moved it myself.

So, I'll turn it around on you then...how many threads and discussions there have been where people think it's perfectly fine for THEM to sneak into their rooms early to drop their stuff off is completely irrelevant here. I am talking about 4 guests (my family) on a back-to-back cruise following the prescribed rules which were given to us which has ZERO to do with people sneaking into their rooms early. We were told that our staterooms would be available at 11:00 am and absolutely no later than 11:30 am. We waited until 12:50 to attempt to access our stateroom. So, are you saying that it is acceptable for an officer to YELL at my family for doing what were were told to do? Without first asking if we were back-to-back guests? The whole point of my post is that there were somewhere in the neighborhood of 125 B2B cruisers and that of all people, an OFFICER should understand that concept. Since when is it acceptable to jump on people first and ask questions later? I am shocked that anyone would think that is OK because some guests are rude. I have done nothing wrong here, yet somehow am being blamed. I guess I should just allow this person to YELL at my elderly cousins and my wife because they are frustrated. Who on this forum would just accept that? Believe it our not, I was actually quite polite and explained that we were back-to-back guests and showed her my stateroom card. The whole point is that it was entirely inappropriate to take that approach with my family and me. I cannot believe that anyone on here would just laugh it off like some are. It's ridiculous. That is appalling customer service. Good day.

I have zero problem being questioned. I have a serious problem with the way this officer yelled at me and my family. There is no need to speak to anyone in the manner in which we were spoken to. She wasn't doing her job, she was taking out her turn-around-day frustration on us and it was uncalled for. Read my past posts...I have always been very complimentary of the cruise lines and crew members in general. I gave out over $1,000 in cash tips during the last 14 days in addition to the pre-paid gratuities. I don't need someone implying that I am the problem. While we have usually had good experiences, it has happened several times where we were accused of doing something wrong.

You also get a stern talking to by some staff when you attempt to return to your cabin early. My wife and two other family members opened the door to the stateroom hallway around 1250, only to be rude ly told to wait by an officer in the hallway. I explained that we were back to back guests and she looked at my cousin and friend and rudely said "What about them?" I told her that they were with me. There were around 125 B2B cruisers. I just wish that the staff would think about that before addressing guests with a bad attitude. All she had to do was ask if we were B2B and there wouldn't have been an issue. And before anyone says it...I u derstand that they have to deal with rude guests and I appreciate that, but, there was no reason to shoot first and ask questions later. Cheers!

On the Wonder now. The Captain made a very lengthy announcement about the situation and stated that due to a large cold front (think high winds and rain) that it wasn't safe to dock in either Coco Cay or Nassau. They even produced about a fifteen minute video with maps and graphics explaining the situation and played it on channel 29 of the TV. As you can imagine, the rain and winds outside meant crowds everywhere inside. It was quite difficult to get a drink anywhere on the Promenade. Cheers!