doowopbob

We have been on 3 Seabourn cruises and I have to say I agree with the above. Enjoyed Seabourn Square for afternoon lattes and just to relax. Didn't go to that many shows but agree the sight lines were pretty bad. The Club we went to before and after dinner and enjoyed very much. The food in the Restaurant was ok but nothing to rave about. Didn't find The Thomas Keller Grill all that good. Can't compare to Regent since our first cruise with them is this Sept. Really looking forward to it.

We have the Chase Reserve Visa which gives us trip insurance for a total of $20,000. We had to use it twice in the last 6 years and had no problem. That said our upcoming cruise is more than $20,000 so we either had to buy additional insurance (which as you stated is very high) or take our chances. We decided to take the chance. Regardless we are at least covered for the $20,000

We were wondering the same thing. We have a back to back on the Splendor in Sept. The first cruise ends in Southhampton. We have to change cabins (actually the cabin next to our original one). Don't know if we can go and come or we have to be off the ship and not allowed back on since our key card won't work on the new cabin.

We have our first Regent cruise coming up in Sept. The first part is Northern Europe of which the currency is the Euro in three of the ports and the other 6 ports have different currencies. The second cruise is all British pounds and Euros. What do you suggest using to tip the guides and drivers in the ports that don't use the Euro or Pounds ? Don't want to try to exchange to the local currency for just the tips. Will they except the Euro or USD ?

Glad to read the positive replies as we are booked in this cabin this coming Dec.