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Head to the Schooner Bar for a drink

1 hour ago, phabric said:

I have a question about Air2Sea.  I have never used it before.

 

On Princess EzAir, you can book Flexible flights, no payment until final payment.  You can modify if cheaper or different flights up to 45 days of flight with no penalty.

 

Can you modify if the price is cheaper with Air2Sea?

From my understanding, Air2Sea is Royal's version of EzAir.  I have flights held for February 2020 and have until my final payment date to purchase or cancel them.  I believe I can modify them if something cheaper comes along without penalty.

18 hours ago, shari3 said:

My time dining became available today for my Sept 2020 cruise on Oasis. Only two available time slots to choose from. 6:30 and 8:30. 

I found the same thing for my February 2020 Oasis cruise.  I have been checking every couple of days to make reservations and this is the first I have been able to make them.  Wondering if this is a glitch?!?!  Will keep an eye on it to get our preferred dining time.

It will also keep some revenue locally as Royal will pay your TA commission.

If you are interested in going out on a Lobster Boat, Lucky Catch does an excellent tour. We helped bait traps and band the claws. Lucky Catch has a working agreement with the Portland Lobster Co. If you purchase one of the lobsters, they will cook it for you.

Thank you. Did you pre-register for this tour and if so, how would I get info on them?

 

 

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Oli's has a website. I actually purchased our tickets from their website as we sat on the ship before taking the tender over to town. You can purchase them ahead of time, but I don't know what the cancellation policy is if you wouldn't be able to tender in. There have been times it is too foggy to make the transfer from the ship to the dock.

When I was in Bar Harbor, we toured Acadia National Park with Oli's Trolley. We weren't interested in hiking and it gave us a good overview of the Park. The tour lasted about 2 hours, had narration, and made 3 or 4 different stops where we enjoyed the views and took pictures. Their departure point was just a short walk from where our ship tender let us off.

My husband and I did the Lucky Catch cruise in Portland last fall and greatly enjoyed it. I would recommend it to anyone interested in learning about the lobster industry!