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An update to the app...hmmm...putting lipstick on a pig.😂

I'm fairly certain that Murano does not exist in any M class ship.

Reservations are not required. Show up at your desired time and get seated. Depending on the table size requested there may be a short wait, especially at peak dining times if it is a full sailing.

This is the setup we had.

Not just the suites. I just spent 3 weeks in a standard veranda on the Millennium. There were also a couple of USB at the desk wall outlet.

My personal preference is always decks 7 to 10 as they have cabins above and below.

On the revolutionized M class there is a 120v outlet and usb outlets on the nightstand.

This was not the case on the April 21 and May 6 sailings on the Millennium.. We had the full classic dessert menu.

There is both a North American 120v outlet and a European 220v outlet in each cabin.

You are correct. I neglected to mention the booking date.

Simply stated, NRD are now truly that. Cancel your cruise and you will forfeit your deposit completely.

Oops. The original (cancelled by Celebrity) was even better. It went the other way and had a stop in Cabo as well.

Just got off the Millennium 15 day Panama with 9 sea days and 5 ports. 10 sea days if you count the crossing day.

It can be a little breezy and chilly. This was leaving San Francisco. Note the jackets...

We just came back from the westbound transit and my significant other loved it so much she is starting to plan another. i also did this in "07 on the Summit and my late DW loved it also.

The laundry "special" is wash and fold only. I am not sure if they accommodate cold water requests. Any pressing will be at the prevailing rate on the sheet.

Well for giggles just look at the pricing for hotels in NYC. $500/night is almost cheap.

Just went through this with my partner last month on the Millennium. Regular brewed black coffee is not the same as Americano. The only choice was room service or the oceanview.

A nice spot is just outside the gym. Walk through and pop outside for a nice unobstructed view.

Not my point. If you know there are cutbacks in your product be upfront about it. Truth in advertising is the best way to keep your customer base satisfied.

Well if they are still advertising the same product, why wouldn't you expect the same experience? I have yet to see any promos that say "cruise with us for a lesser experience".

Yes, we had people with open toed shoes declined. They were quite miffed since they were first in line. The staff member who held the fort didn't say anything to them until the door opened and were about to enter the theatre.

Your best shot is speaking with the CC host. A lot depends on itinerary. Many times the sailaway/sailins are the exclusive domain of Retreat guests. That said, I have never had anyone check yet for an invitation when I went to one (I had one each time). Sometimes it is open to all,

They did as recently as April and May. I can't recall the cost because I just use my free bags.

After not having done something for a long time, whether cruising, dining at a fine restaurant, or staying at a resort, we rely on memories of "the good old days". Because we haven't done them in a long while we remember them in a glorified way, and when then when we do those things again they don't meet the expectations we artificially set, I'm not saying that there aren't some negative changes, but the perception is skewed by what we want to remember.