sunonfire

Just an update. Last night I checked in my party on my computer using the Celebrity website. I had to complete the check in process completely to select a time. I only had my friends booking number. I was unable to get them a time. Then I went on the Celebrity app on my iPad and I was able to select a time for arrival for them with only their booking number. I wished I had known to use the app instead of logging in. The last cruise 2 years ago on the Connie we all had issues checking in with the app, We are all set. Thanks for the help.

It worked thanks again. I saw that but I thought it was referring to other cruises that I booked. My friend’s reservation came right up. Thanks.

Thanks.

I didn’t see that. I looked.

We are traveling with another couple in separate cabins. We are linked for dinner service. Is there a simple way I can do their check in so that we get the same check in times? I thought there used to be a link for check in. You had to have the booking number, the last name, the ship’s name and sail date. I normally do my check in at midnight. I think the last time I used the Celebrity app. I checked on my booking to see if I can link but I didn’t see any place to do that. Thanks.

I have 6136 booked on the Connie in November.

https://www.cruisehive.com/celebrity-cruises-responds-to-cookie-charge-controversy/109436

I had asked the same question. I received numerous responses and they said the same thing.

I just received an email from Celebrity the new and exciting details are coming August 22. Port Canaveral does not show on the Celebrity website. The article that I read also said August 22.

Update https://www.cruisehive.com/guests-upset-by-cruise-change-royal-caribbean-responds/108585

I used the online form and received my onboard credit within a week for my February 2024 cruise.

If you have a coffee card and you want a coffee with alcohol —- do you pay the difference in price or do they not allow the coffee card.

A little off topic but I took my first Holland America at age 50. We were just in a regular balcony cabin on a 10 day cruise. Guest services called my cabin every single day of the cruise to see if I was happy or had any issues. My husband asked why do they keep calling. I jokingly said because I have 30 to 40 years to continue cruising. I was their future. The young ones on that cruise were in their 70s and 80s.

With their shorter cruises looks like they are trying really hard to attract a younger demographic.

How were the shows? How was musical entertainment throughout the ship?Did they have a comedian? Who was the cruise director? Thanks.

Update https://www.cruisehive.com/carnival-ship-to-sail-shorter-cruise-after-repairs/107108

Carnival chartered 6 planes to get the passengers back to London.

Ditto to Rollin Tide. He said what I was thinking.

More details https://www.cruisehive.com/carnival-cancels-sailing-for-ship-impacted-by-propulsion-issue/106889

Thanks. I was hoping for that. I also found a phone number to call the port and see what they say.

My son books under 0V7. It says PLAN NOW SAIL LATER. It doesn’t say casino offer but this how he gets the $500 onboard credit.

I’m looking at a Radiance of the Seas in January. I looked at the Port of Tampa cruise schedule. It says departing from Terminal 6. It shows on return Terminal 2. We always use the valet parking. Does anybody know from experience what happens when different terminals are involved and valet parking? Will the valet bring the car to Terminal 2?

I did contact my PVP she said depends on the specific cruise. Sometimes they allow and sometimes they don’t. I think that the person who received the $500 onboard credit was a “casino” offer. They usually are $500 OBC. One of the cruises that I was looking for there was CHEERS offer basically the same price as buying separately. The same ship but different month CHEERS was only $450 more basically half price. Both cruise were 6 nights. You can see all your offers by checking the VIFP section or by putting in your VIFP number when browsing.

Thanks for the replies.

We are looking to book 2 cabins near the rear elevators on the Pride. One cabin for 3 guests the other for 2. The cabins that are showing as available in the area we want only show for 3 people. My question for 2 people to book a triple would I be better off asking Carnival directly with my PVP or would my travel agent have better luck?