smellywax

Any suggestions on places to go for great seafood?

Nor will I be sailing and the travel agency is putting it all on me. I understand doing research but a good travel agency would know that Canadian visas are required for non US citizens and advise or bring it up before booking you and allowing you to lose $4500 since it’s within penalty. With the current wait of 152 days for a Canadian visa, it is impossible and they are not willing to do anything.

Exactly because it takes 152 days currently to process a visitor visa with Canada and the agent should have said, “ Do they have visas to travel to Canada, as that is required for the Alaska itinerary?”

So I am a US citizen and have Colombian family members visiting and I booked a cruise to Alaska last minute 2 weeks ago that leaves Sunday. The travel agent knew their citizenship but didn’t mention they would need visas. They have cruised before in the Caribbean so it didn’t occur to me they would need one for Alaska but apparently they do for Canada even if they don’t get off the ship in Victoria. Is this correct? I will call NCL tomorrow as it’s closed now but I wanted to see if anyone knew more about this.

I remember reading someone said they had regular crown back on board and was wondering if they had crown apple or similar on board. Going on the Panorama soon.

I was hoping they had crown apple and sprite 0

At least I know I am not the only one having an issue for them showing up for January cruises.

Is anyone having trouble seeing the Carnival Kitchen classes you can purchase on Carnival Panorama for sea days like Sushi making, etc? I am not seeing them for our cruise in January.