RTShaker

You will have to do this on board. Unlike a single dining purchase multi night dining packages can't be reserved ahead of time.

What you have is a 10:30 check-in time, not boarding. You will check in and then go to the assigned waiting area to wait. Boarding may not even start before 11:00. It's all dependant on clearing the ship from the previous cruise. Once boarding has begun the process is a little quicker.

Usually, but you may have a short wait or get a different table in their section.

And so you did👍

Shoreside won't worry about you. If you are not there by all aboard time they will close the check-in and go home.

Some airlines also require ticketing before seat selection is made available.

How long is the cruise you are contemplating? That will have an impact on the crowd. If it is one of the 3 or 4 day cruises you are more likely to get a younger demographic.

You are too far out for a March flight. Usually 300 to 330 days out the flights become available. Flights up to February are available now

Thanks. I am aware that the opening will not be the full depth of the balcony, but it will allow a bit easier conversation between the two.

I believe there is a fire wall on one side, but not between our cabins, so access between the two will be nice.

I will be going on my first Princess cruise aboard the Grand. I have tried the search function to no avail so.... Can the balcony dividers be opened between cabins on his ship? Travelling with family and would like connected balconies if it is possible.

How does that make today any different from any other?🤣

That's odd. I did mine last night, re-used my old password, and didn't get that message.

If you "reset" making your your new password the same as the old it isn't an issue. The system allows for the re-use of an existing or previous password.

There are at least three other threads in the last two days about this problem. It is happening to many. Just hit the forgot password link and reset your password and all will be well.

Back-up plan for them to keep the expensive inventory filled if there is a cancellation between now and sailing date.

The deck plan indicates an upper bed, no sofa bed. Sofa beds are indicated by a black square, such as 8198.

Ryan is a great guy.

Book it now and if there is a sale, or lower pricing, just call back and get it repriced to the prevailing rate and offers.

Then might as well get rid of the chairs too if that's the concern 🤔

That's probably so you don't accidentally fall over the railing while standing on it...

There was priority boarding ten years ago, but it is all by check-in time now for almost all.

Apex and Ascent have 4 dining rooms that are anytime dining, no fixed seatings. go to whichever one you want at the time you want. On the Silhouette there is only one dining room and it has a section for anytime and a section for fixed seating

All I heard in the webinar was blah, blah, blah, blah, carefully culled question, generic non specific answer, blah, blah, blah. Rinse and repeat.

Your interpretation of supplement is flawed. That has always been one of my pet peeves when people discuss this. OP specifically stated 150% supplement. That intimates a fare plus an additional 150%. A supplement is an amount in addition to the originally set price, so his assessment of a 150% supplement is correct. The charge is 250% of the original fare. If the charges were 200% of the fare it would be a 100% supplement.