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  1. 30 minutes ago, MizMoon said:

    Interesting story - now, don't hate me - but, is a paraplegic allowed on a tender?  I've had to get realistic about my touring as time has gone by.   Just saying.  

    We just did a cruise with a lot of tender ports and the center seats - the ones that are on the same level as the door - were filled with people who had limited mobility, and a stack of walkers and wheelchairs.  At some stops, it was quite interesting to see the crew help them on and off, but they are very good at it.

     

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  2. On 2/22/2024 at 9:05 AM, Brighton Line said:

    I have to echo that, we took the Bermuda Ferry to St. George and when we were done took a local bus to Hamilton. It was great to see Bermuda and meet the polite Bermudans on the bus, constantly offering me their seat when the bus got full and I stood up for an elderly person.

    Then it was the Hamilton Ferry back to the ship. 

     

    How much is the ferry, how much is the bus? They take credit cards  I hope?  

     

  3. My daughter's first cruise was when she was 13, back in the days of dressing for dinner and assigned tables for all three meals. She doesn't like 'weird' stuff, so the first night she asked for a kid's menu. Bless his heart, the waiter brought her a kid's menu and some crayons.  She ordered from the adult menu and tried something new every night.  🙂

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  4. 4 minutes ago, TravelBluebird said:

    Yes, the inflation is very very bad and the political unrest has increased. They had nationwide protests yesterday, which we saw 

    in Puerto Madryn.  Evidently in Buenos Aires, many flights were canceled, because all of the government workers were on strike. There are no current protest planned for the day we leave, but I am still nervous.

     

    We arrived right after the new president was inaugurated, and people were a bit nervous.  From the time between Puerto Madryn and Ushuaia, the rate changed dramatically.  😞

     

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  5. 7 minutes ago, TravelBluebird said:

    @flamingos 822 Argentine Pesos per US dollar.  That is the official exchange rate, the “blue” rate is 1,200 per US dollar.  Hubby did not get a receipt from the ATM and he is not sure, but since it was from a bank ATM we are assuming the “Red” official rate.

     

    Wow. The official rate mid-December was 347 peso to the dollar, and the blue rate was between 800 and 1000, depending on where you went. 

  6. 4 minutes ago, Nickelpenny said:

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    You have to manually put in your booking number.

     

     

     

    Thank you. So for check-in, which I have already done, that works.  For any other option, like short excursions of checking my flights, it simply goes to a white screen and dies.  🙂

     

    I hope they get it fixed soon. 

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  7. 1 minute ago, Nickelpenny said:

    I picked Manage My cruise and then submitted my booking number and it showed the booking I was looking for.  I also needed to finish checking in.

     

     

    I just closed the window, typed in the website, clicked Manage My Cruise and still get 'no bookings found'.

     

  8. On 12/1/2023 at 9:39 PM, kitkat343 said:

    I think they are allowed to choose if they get off or stay.  If you remember that awful incident a few years ago where the passenger swore when room service woke her up and the guy came back and attacked her, the first passenger who responded to her screams chose to leave the cruise with her because he didn't want her to be completely alone when she went to the hospital on land.

    No, don't recall that one. What?

  9. 52 minutes ago, Ashland said:

    Hmmm...We've always had access to our same B2B cabin and our check in has usually been done the day before at the consecutive cruisers meeting.   

    Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your reply.

     

    The ones I have been on, we all were led off to the terminal. Got checked in, which included a skip the line pass if we decided to go back to town, and could get back on the ship. We switched rooms, but we sat talking to people who were staying in the same cabin who also hung out in the lounge with us.

     

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