Mikey0368

My wife and I have downloaded the new app and when we log in it shows my name on both phones and she's shown as an additional passenger. Is that correct, or should she be the named person on her phone? And if it is correct, can she change it so that her name is shown on her phone?

Thanks for that, I was thinking that Union Station in LA would be a good place to catch the train. Edinburgh is dull and cool today. Nothing new there!

Brilliant, thanks folks that's really helpful.

First time cruisers here just looking for some general info about leaving the ship. The plan is to get ourselves from San Pedro to San Diego at the end of our cruise on Discovery Princess. Will Princess allocate a time to disembark or is it just a case of standing in line? And if we do have to stand in line, when can we expect to be off the ship? Late morning, lunchtime, afternoon?? The cruise that we're on is fully booked so it will be busy. Also, will there be plenty of taxis at the cruise terminal when we get off? We're currently thinking that we'll get the train to San Diego so will obviously have to get ourselves to the train station! Thanks.

Thanks all. It is indeed the eclipse cruise we're on. We've paid in full and our cabin class is MB, does that get us any preferential treatment? And for those also on that cruise, can you hazard a guess as to how many formal nights there are likely to be and when they will be? I was thinking that 8th April might be a likely date! And thanks for the tip about the restaurant bookings, we'll get them done very soon.

We're booked on the Discovery next year and the cruise is fully booked. As it's our first cruise we're not sure what to expect, will there be lots of queues and if so how can we plan ahead to avoid too much waiting? There's also a tender at one of the ports, presumably that could be a lengthy process too? Thanks.

For those on this cruise, the itinerary has been changed and we will be at sea on 8th April, rather than being in Mazatlan, "in the hope of providing our guests the best opportunity to experience the total eclipse". That's fantastic news as there's always the danger that there could be a bit of coastal cloud.