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  1. 21 hours ago, cementhands said:

    They will remember you as that $2.00 guy/gal!

    They'll remember you as "$2.00 Bill" 😉 and I think it is a great idea!  I've done it with zero negative feedback from the crew.  The $2 bill is "legal tender for all debts, public and private" just as any other U.S. currency.  I see no need to avoid or quasi apologize for using any of our notes.

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  2. On 1/31/2019 at 4:01 PM, eurodl said:

    It appears Tin Leg is now using Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Company as their underwriter.  Maybe things are better now?  Any updated reviews?

    I know that this is an old thread, but the last post sought updated reviews.  I have for months been trying to get claims paid by this company and they are horrible to work with.  They have yet again changed underwriters and claims processors and still don't respond to claims requests in a timely manner, if at all.  I'm told they are again changing claims processors due to customer complaints which speaks volumes about their abilities to service customers.  DON'T RISK USING THEM!

  3. I've sailed both Bliss and Joy - overall I liked the Bliss better and have booked her next July.  I like the restaurants better on Bliss, e.g., Los Lobos; DW did not like LeBistro food.  Joy felt more crowded and some of the service staff - bar/housekeeping - were not on top of their game.

  4. 12 hours ago, RadioPeri said:

    I can't answer you directly, not having had experience with a butler on NCL, but on Celebrity, our butler brought us anything we wanted. There was no additional charge. Wine and alcohol were also provided in the suite. 

    So a totally irrelevant response, no?

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  5. 28 minutes ago, Travelicious said:

    My wife is a veteran.  I am not.  Our TA had the military discount applied to a previously booked but long away cruise.  The TA said it had to be re-priced at the current prices, but when I reviewed the guest copy I saw that was not the case.  Everything was the same except price for my wife (guest # 2) was less than mine.  So, it appears the discount only applies to the veteran, and not to the entire booking.

     

    I agree with @destarthat the discount applies to the cabin passengers 1 & 2.  We've done mock bookings both logged in and as a guest to confirm.  On your confirmation, look for code MAP10OFF.

  6. On 11/16/2022 at 9:21 AM, Strenz said:

    Hi, We always arrive 2-3 days before a cruise with Windstar, because our Caribbean Windstar Cruises are always in the winter and we are from the Northeast. After the big hurricane a few years ago The Divi rebuilt and we really like it especially with Covid times because you can dine 100% of the time outside: it is near the dock, nice beach, great pools, outside bar and 2 outside lunch places, an evening restaurant that you can reserve and outside table and good food, like the Wind Surf it fits us. We also have stayed in Oyster Bay which is a semi island, before Covid it had three independent restaurants, nice beach and good pool. We did not want to rent a car. Philipsburg is midway between Oyster Bay and the airport. We have also stayed at the Holland House which is very close to the dock, nice beach, lovely restaurant, no pool even though it is in the town the way it is build it is quiet. You do need a beach side room. On the French side further away is the Grande Clase Beach area,  an area that was completely rebuild, hotels, lovely restaurants. About a $40 cab ride to the dock. We have been very happy with the Divi, won't break the bank, I am a swimmer so I love the pool and the beach. Enjoy, great cruise. Happy Sailing.

    I endorse @Strenzsuggestion of the Divi Resort.  It was a great way to transition to island life before boarding Windstar.  We found a driver at Divi that took care of all of our travels around the island, including a full island tour.  We could contact him on WhatsApp at any time and he or a colleague would pick us up.  It was only a $20 tab to the port when we used him and most fares on the island are standardized and regulated.

  7. 1 hour ago, marinaro44 said:

    If you would read the thread, the point some were making is that they (and I) would like to see Amphora open before 7 pm.  So, when 50 people are waiting at 6:45 or 6:50, that's an indication that maybe 7 is too late.  

    If AmphorA opened at 6:30 PM, who's to say there wouldn't be 50 people waiting in line at 6:15 or 6:20 PM?  When we sailed on the Pride, there were never more than a few people waiting at 7:00 PM.

  8. 1 hour ago, Catnip said:

    Interesting that their country list does not include any of the Caribbean island countries.  Should I assume that if a particular country (ie: DR/Haiti, BVI, etc) is not listed, there are no covid restrictions?  Or do I have to check out each island's official page?

    Although NCL is likely to catch any changes at their ports of call, you are better off checking the national pages to confirm.

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  9. 56 minutes ago, IronRobi said:

    Nicotine vapes are not a LOT more dangerous to one's health than a cigarette. It's actually quite the opposite. But just because it's safer doesn't mean that it's actually safe. It comes with its own set of risks.

    Thanks for your opinion Dr. @IronRobi, though I note you did not include the peer reviewed science data to support your statement.  Some well schooled authorities like the American Heart Association (AHA)Trusted Source , believe this is not necessarily the case. Mounting evidence suggests that vaping is dangerous, possibly more dangerous.  You can read the studies supporting this fact at https://www.uhhospitals.org/Healthy-at-UH/articles/2019/12/vaping-may-be-more-dangerous-than-cigarette-smoking-studies-show#:~:text=Vaping May Be More Dangerous Than Cigarette Smoking%2C,or tobacco cigarettes. ... 3 Superheated Chemicals.

     

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  10. 13 minutes ago, MotownVoice said:


    You “think” that?    If you don’t know it, you shouldn’t say it.   You’re spreading fake news.  

    It's called an "opinion" @MotownVoice.  That is what people post on these boards, just like your post in Medical marijuana where you opined that what @Pookie092403posted was "Junk science."  Who appointed you the fake news police?  Everyone is entitled to their thoughts and beliefs.

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