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Here you go: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2872037-wine-lists-from-splendor/#comment-63744114. Note, the wines on the complimentary list are usually served by the glass. Dave

No. The most you’ll have to do is go to reception to get an updated key card showing the new disembarkation date. also any unused credit you have from the first segment will be carried over to the second segment. Dave

Gray Eagle02, as I read the email, CWN is correct. The email only applies to air reservations made by Regent on or after November 1, 2022. Since you made your air reservations yourself, the email does not apply to you. As the GIF states: “If your title is incorrect below, or your name does not match your name as it appears on your passport, please call Reservations to correct it.” So just call reservations to correct your middle name on the GIF and you should be good to go. Dave

I can’t speak to current requirements but on our June Splendor quarantine, the requirement was two negative tests or 10 days; whichever came first. Hope this helps. Dave

pingpong1, Cruise Critic has eaten two previous replies; hopefully the third reply will be the charm. Here is the second reply again: pingpong1, I just sent you a long reply which is unfortunately floating in the Cruise Critic ether somewhere. I’ll try again more concisely. My wife and I were quarantined for Covid for all or part of 10 days on a 17 night June 21 Splendor cruise. We had no out-of-pocket expenses. Chase trip interruption insurance was not applicable to a quarantine solely on the ship. I filed a claim with Regent and two days later I received an email informing me that credits for 10/17 of our total cruise fare had been applied to our respective accounts. Hope this helps. Dave

You usually have to board the ship no later than two hours or so before the ship sails. So at 3 PM embarkation shouldn’t be a problem. Just in case, I suggest contacting Regent directly to get it from the horses mouth. 😁 Dave

I believe Regent provides a tote bag in Concierge Suites and above. Hope this helps. Dave

Marc, it’s Jteegen@rssc.com. Dave

You do lose a day when you go west. However, Sydney Australia is 14 hours ahead of New York going east. So when it is 12:01 AM on September 28 in New York, it is 2:01 PM on September 28 in Sydney. 😀 Dave

Unless we now have 38 hour days, your time to book excursions should be at 2 PM on the 28th. 😂Hope your first Regent cruise is a winner. Dave

Reservations open at midnight in the Eastern time zone. If you live in the Pacific time zone, you could choose excursions at 9 pm on September 27. In Paris, your time to choose excursions would be at 6 am on September 28. Dave

+1. Also, fyi, the to/from cities may be different. We have flown from Los Angeles and returned to San Diego. Dave

On Explorer and Splendor at least there is a 2012 Dr. Loosen Wehlener Sonenuhr riesling on the Connoisseur list. It is not mentioned on the listing but the wine is an auslese. I thought it was drinking beautifully now and went well with the spicy dishes in Pacific Rim. It was listed at $76 which is a fair price. Dave

If Regent has contracted flights from Brisbane then you should be able to use Regent air if you are flying from Brisbane within 30 days of getting off the ship in Sydney. Although we had to cancel, a few months ago we had a cruise ending in Stockholm and a flight home from Dublin. There was no up charge for the flights from Dublin to San Diego. Dave

Daren, interesting experience. It was certainly unlike anything I or others on this board have experienced. At the time you booked your Mediterranean cruise were you platinum or above or was a deviation a perk of your suite if such a perk exists? Seven Seas Society members who are platinum or above get one free deviation per cruise. If you had a free deviation, that would explain what you experienced. The deviation fee after you changed your flights post cruise would have been assessed because it was your second deviation. If you did not have a free deviation perk, I guess you got lucky and someone made a mistake. By the way, I’m enjoying your videos. I’m looking forward to the videos from the rest of your cruise since we will be on the Voyager in November. Dave

I am confused. As far as I know and have experienced on flights from the US and Canada, if you have a pre-cruise package or a stay at the Regent hotel in the embarkation port, there will be no deviation fee if you arrive at the start of your package or hotel stay. If you arrive earlier than the start of your package or hotel stay, you must pay a deviation fee. If you arrive prior to embarkation day without a package or hotel stay, you must pay the deviation fee. Similarly, unless you have a post cruise Regent package or hotel stay, you must pay a deviation fee if your flight is not on the day you disembark the ship. It is correct that there is a 30 day window on each side of the cruise in which to use Regent air. However, that fact does not alter the necessity of paying a deviation fee as outlined above. Just to be clear, a single deviation fee covers either OW or RT flights to and from the ship. Please correct me if I am wrong. I don’t want to give out incorrect information. Dave

It used to be on the Regent website. If you look at the FAQs, there is a link in the Internet section. It takes you to a section of the website that no longer contains the information. Reminds me of the old bridge to nowhere in Alaska. 😂 Perhaps Mike Moore can fix this. Dave

It’s $29.99 per day. I don’t know if that gets you only one additional login or if you get four logins. Dave

Of course a person who is very susceptible to see sickness is not totally out of the woods with a bed facing the balcony. If the ship is rolling, the bed will appear to be pitching. Conversely, if the ship is pitching, the bed will appear to be rolling. Different people react differently to pitching and rolling so the effect is highly individualized. Dave

Berth 46 is at a new cruise terminal in the outer harbor area of the Port of Los Angeles. I have attached a map of the port. Berth 46 is in the area designated “MU1“ while Beirths 91–93 are in the area designated P1. POLA-Facilities-Map.pdf Dave

Your question contains the answer. You’ll have to wait until their booking window opens. Dave

About a month ago I posted the Complementary and Connoisseur wine lists from my Splendor cruises in June and July. (See Wine Lists) While the wines on the list change from time to time, the lists are a pretty good example of what is normally available. Dave

Unless you take the Covid antiviral medication, medical care and Covid testing are complimentary. Dave

The included valet laundry service for everyone still exists. The laundry rooms are now open. Dave