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ChiefMateJRK

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  1. 16 hours ago, barb65 said:

    We always book dinner at the specialty restaurants for 6 p.m. and always have plenty of ime to make it to an early show.

    I try for the same, but on my next cruise one is at 6:30.  It may not be an issue.  I'm wondering if folks have had success in similar situations showing up at the restaurant at 6:15 and getting seated early?  

  2. On 7/7/2021 at 12:45 AM, KeithJenner said:

    I would take what you are told by NCL staff with a shovel of salt.

    I think that there is a distinction to be made between customer service (i.e. reservations) staff and PCC's.  My PCCs have ranged from simply redundant to awful.  I believe that in many cases they are simply commissioned sales people intended to sell cruises to folks who haven't a clue what they want.  I'm sure that there are some that add value, I've simply never encountered one.

  3. 1 hour ago, JamieLogical said:

     

    Probably. If the passenger is willing to pay the price difference.

    That's what I thought.  My next cruise has increased in price something like $18 total, so if there was some fantastic new promo I would certainly take advantage of it.  Fortunately, mine already was booked under the triple point promo a few months ago, so no need to change.

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  4. 7 minutes ago, JamieLogical said:

     

    Yes, very explicitly, you cannot request added/changed perks to a booking if your cabin type is sold out or the price has increased.

    Can't they reprice it if there is a negligible price increase in order to add a new promo code?  

  5. 13 minutes ago, ClevelandCruisin said:

    Free coffee and juice in the buffet. Just nothing like Starbucks, Irish coffees, etc. 

    I've only been to Starbucks once or twice in my life.  Yep, I just ordered black coffee and it tasted the same as coffee everywhere else.  Call me simple.  😎

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  6. 43 minutes ago, MorganClark said:

     

    Yeah, I agree about Princess. I sailed with Princess to Alaska. But it's "one and done" for both Princess and Alaska for me.

    Not that I disagree, but what didn't you like about Princess vs. NCL? (I've never sailed Princess)

  7. 7 minutes ago, SSFun said:

    Since 2015. I can't find anything on their site about grandfathering people into this newest program. It's ok. Maybe we will get lucky and they will "accidentally" add that extra point. 🤣🤣🤣 

    This was effective Feb 2017:

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    If you'll have at least 76 points, you may just get lucky!!  We've had multiple reports of this happening, so keep the faith brother. 😎  We got gold when we didn't "deserve" it and I'm hoping to do the same with Platinum.  After our next cruise, we'll be in that "grey" zone.

  8. 3 minutes ago, KeithJenner said:

    Yes it is.

     

    For a couple the difference is that the two meals now have different options, so you can't, for example, have them both at Le Bistro. Personally I prefer the extra choice, and don't consider it scaling back.

     

    The other difference is that you only get a bottle of wine with one of them now. Not a major problem if you have the beverage package, but it's nice to have a bottle.

    Thanks Keith.  I know you're our resident NCL dining expert and always appreciate your guidance on these issues.  😎

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