Morgsmom

You may be turned away if you wear shorts at dinner while sailing in Europe. On the menus, they do not change very often, unfortunately.

No unlimited, and no "bag" deal. Yes, a pair of socks counts as "1", so does a bra or underwear, or a pair of jeans 😲 No one said it has to make sense but that's the way they do it.

You won't be able to book from say, the Italian, site because the country code will autopopulate as Italy. Same with the other sites. Call a travel agent to help you. The insurance should be optional.

MSC website is poor, at best. You can just upgrade one device, but you will have to do so onboard. The prices for laundry may not be set - or they might change the packages a year out.

Once Explorer Journeys starts regular stops at the island it might be....

Well with more ships sailing this will just be logistically impossible. You can only have one ship in port, unlike Cozumel, for example. Everyone wants a day there so the overnights are likely a thing of the past.

free upgrade? bwhahahaahh

Barcelona is the easiest by far, IMO, but Rome is also a great option if you have time to tack on before/after since you can easily spend another week there.

Yes

We leave for Norway on the Euribia next week and (not young) hubby and myself crack up every time we say FEEEE-YOOORD 🙂

OMG< Totally agree!! Had the SAME interaction with Concierge William in February. He literally lied to me outright!! One the 2nd day of the cruise I asked him why I did not have pringles/toblerone/etc in mini bar. (Yes, it's minor but I Love it). He lied and said that "Corporate would not be providing anymore." I asked when this happened and he said "as of yesterday when you boarded." It was 100% BS. I did get it squared out with Melania who is lovely but he needs to go!!

@MsTabbyKats Others have reported moving their non refundable YC booking deposit to a new cruise (using their one free cruise move) but NOT in a YC cabin. Then cancelling that far enough out to not have any penalty and get a refund. Seems worth a try other than just losing the $398

- onboard currency in Euros Yes - multilingual activities/shows (no trivia?) YES with announcements in many languages - multilingual announcements Yes - passengers embarking and disembarking at every port if you are in the MED, then yes, every port of call - possibly more smoking onboard Yes x10000

Yes. I was on last month.

On the Seashore they serve Nicholas Feuillante

You can log into your booking to see the price of the excursions. I think, though, that the Rome on your Own was around $125 pp (don't quote me) so we booked independently.

Last month on Seashore the Diamond meal could not be used at the Sushi (conveyor belt) restaurant or Teppanyaki. As we are not fans of the Ocean Cay restaurant and I was once given an item with an allergen at Hola (long story but it involved the ship medic and YC Director after the fact) we dined at Butcher's. Hola is a one and done for us!

bumping... is anyone onboard the Euribia that can help?

Welcome Diannia. Your best bet would be to go to the Cruise BOARD for the sailing and post there. It's doubtful that someone from that sailing will open up and read this (old) post.

Last month on the Seashore I only ever saw 2 people there in the few times I took a walkabout.

So I've made the horrible (😉) mistake of having booked a cruise over "month end" for the first time in my five years of indentured servitude...I mean, gainful employment. As such the boss is making me work remotely to close the financial books while at sea. For anyone with direct experience, have you been able to VPN into your company from the ship's WiFi? Or will access be blocked? (PS I'm in finance, NOT IT, so don't laugh...) Also, is there a business center on the Euribia in case I have to print out some hard copies? I can't imagine traveling with a portable printer, though I do see some on Amazon with thermal paper rolls. If so, does anyone know the cost? (Back in the "old days" there were business centers with computers and printers on the cruise ships where people would log in and print out airline tickets, etc. Now with everything being online, I don't see that anymore). Thanks in advance.

Yes, the YC is accessible for wheelchair users. A travel agent can help you find accessible cabins.

No main dining room on Embarkation Day (*yacht club excluded)

YES! A few weeks ago it was a massive cluster!

Yes, there is a tent at Port Canaveral. Last month the rep only came out around 10:45am (as the parking lot opened at 11am). Boarding really varies based on how fast the last group - and the back to backers - go through the process. 11:30 is fairly safe.