dolfan1980

I was trying to change a credit card for a cruise next week and doesn't want to work. I'm wondering if that is linked to this and if it will clear up or if I have to call.

Southern Caribbean ports are the best warm weather islands to visit IMO. Have done one on NCL last winter and one on RCCL a few years ago, of my ~12 cruises, those are the best two.

Arriving 1pm next Saturday and looking for your suggestions to see the other side of the island. It seems most things leave in the morning or are sold out. We are two people, suggestions welcome!

I would do the application and then hopefully the interview stuff sorts itself out sooner than later. I don't think you're at much risk of timing out for an interview.

This is very much the normal now and a hotel as a goodwill gesture canceling for you is the exception. Travel insurance is really your best bet.

Agreed or 2242 minus the insurance.

I believe Pan American for cruises that originate in San Juan and Old San Juan if visiting for the day.

The duty free in the airport is sadly no longer worth the trouble, the LCBO back in Ontario often the same price nowadays.

I had trouble with the website today too, it worked on the app.

Sky did a bunch for a while.

I only see on data point in this thread as a "should be". I am sailing Jan 22nd, does anyone know if I purchase on Tuesday when the markets open if that should still get enough time to get the OBC? I suspect the downside of the stock isn't as bad as when it was trading in the $20s earlier this year and last. Getting a near 10% return right away isn't bad. Does anyone Canadian know if they get $100 US OBC? Hopefully that is the case.

One would assume this will be appealed ten ways to Sunday.

Wow, WS wouldn't be making any money on that one!

I wonder if it was booked as a return ticket or two one ways in his case since he said it was American down and United back...either way, it's the 23rd, so he's either made the ship or not by now.

I can do the conversion too, but it just sucks to have to think that way. Try booking in Pesos or something and you'll understand. NCL and Royal both offer Canadian pricing on their sites. Carnival seems to only have US and Australia for some strange reason.