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  1. 7 hours ago, DaKahuna said:

    Our routine is pretty much the same for all the Caribbean ports excep Cozumel.  We get off the ship, walk around the port area for about an hour or so at the most and then back onboard in time for lunch.  Cozumel is the exception as we always go to Pancho's Backyard for lunch and margarita's.  We've been to almost all of the Caribbean ports of call at least twice and a lot of them are pretty much the same anyway. If you have seen one Diamond's International, you have seen them all.  

    When in Grand Cayman I just get on an early tender to take a pic of the ship as shown below, walk around for a few minutes and then head beck.

     

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  2. 7 hours ago, DaKahuna said:

     

     There have been reports of most of the bars onboard being closed when the ship tendered at Grand Cayman.  Was that the case on your cruise?    If so, which bars were open? 

     

    Most bars were closed. The pool bar was open, but I'm not sure of which others. The Sunset may have been open as well.

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  3. 4 minutes ago, Dos Enchie said:

    We usually get the unlimited dining package with Celebrity. It USED to include all specialty dining (some with ala carte or upcharges) for both dinner and lunch, provided they were open. On a recent cruise, unlimited no longer meant unlimited. The new policy only allows you to use this for dinner every day but for lunch, only on sea days even though the restaurant is open. How is this unlimited??? We have complained for sure onboard and I will send a letter as well. I wanted to tell you so that you know how little you truly get with the “unlimited” dining package. We never would have bought this if we knew and we surely will not buy it again!

    Are you saying the specialty restaurants are open on port days?

  4. 5 minutes ago, asctony said:

    Why is it not show on the Celebrity App when you Check in? You make Final Payment & OBC should be there.

    Travel agent credits are not part of your Celebrity booking so to speak. They are a gift to you from your TA once you are on board.

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  5. 2 hours ago, LuvCruzn4Evr said:

    ...However, because our accounts are linked together, my total points are the same as his. If he were to sail without me, or vice versa, each of us would receive the points for that sailing since our accounts are linked.  

    Actually your points are only what you earned individually by sailing, PUP, etc. What you do get is the benefit of the higher CC tier.

  6. 13 minutes ago, pattyj 1204 said:

    We just signed up for an Alaska Cruise on the Celebrity Summit. The cabin is 7155 on the Port side of the ship. What is a Prime Veranda? We wanted a midship room, but not Aqua Class or Concierge cabin. Thanks for the information.  

    Prime just refers to the location on the ship. It is still a regular veranda cabin in the more desirable location.

  7. 7 minutes ago, Sunset329 said:

    During the current flash sale the 2-device Premium Wi-Fi Package is 40% off. Two questions. (1) can only one person in the cabin order the package or do both people need to order the package? (2) If one person in the cabin can order the 2-device Premium Wi-Fi package, can we connect our two phones to that one plan? Both of us want wi-fi by connecting our phones. 

    Only one needs to purchase.  You can connect any two devices at one time.

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  8. 19 hours ago, miched said:

    I apply door murals.   
     

    Dresses  up the hallway

     

    Happy cruising 🌊🚢🇺🇸🌅

     

    I am of the opinion that your public space decorations should be left at home. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Your "dress up" is another's "tacky".

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  9. 32 minutes ago, LB_NJ said:

    I haven’t yet travelled on a Solstice class ship.  Do the lack of aft elevators lead to very long walks for those in the back of the ship?

    The only time the walk is longer for the aft cabins is going to the Sunset Bar. The trip to Oceanview is just marginally further.

  10. 17 minutes ago, hcat said:

    less choice and  def more cruisers for each set of elevs when they eliminated the third set of elevs....esp at peak times!

     

    It was a big topic years ago...

    But the total number of elevators is still 12 with the midship being 8 cars rather than 4 as in the M class.

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  11. 2 hours ago, OttawaJohn said:

    My guess would be they meant the Golden Palace.  I personally don't think it's amazing but many people do.  Every year they do a sale on eggrolls and people line up for hours to get them.

    I agree. To us they just didn't live up to the hype.

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