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I just delete them, like the other 50% of the crap that shows up in my inbox. Why make it so dramatic?

I'm sure that they were getting complaints that the 20% off for Spirit effectively forced many to take vacations sooner since the Spirit is turning into a Pumpkin in April 2024. The Jewel through December 2024 is likely more useful for many.

Do what to what now??!🤣

They do have a plan. Sail at or near capacity and control costs. That's pretty much where we're at, and WallStreet doesn't seem too concerned (NCLH up 8% today).

I drink beer to rehydrate.

And perhaps beyond!!😎

Which port was this?

🤣 Really?

Really? If I claim that 100 people agreed with me, does that really make my claim more legit?

The debt load of the pandemic is far from being "in the rear view mirror" for our fine cruise companies.

They are on the deck plans at NCL.com. When you create an on-line booking, they don't show graphically when you select a cabin but they are in the listing of cabins on the left side of the screen. I've booked them this way, without having to call anybody.

I prefer the Breakaway plus ships with an OL (Encore, Bliss, Joy for now). I like the Brewhouse (with it's associated entertainment) and the nice big buffets. That said, I also like the smaller ships with OLs and Great Outdoors. I've been on Pearl and Sky, and have Sun and Spirit coming up.

Check your booking invoice. I have one that I made with an NCL agent over the phone and her name appears in the upper left hand corner under my address.

I think most of us do. At least those of us who actively book and manage our own reservations. I'm not sure that anything has really changed. Historically some folks have reported having B2B bookings under a single reservation number, but they've been relatively few and far between. I don't believe we've heard of any advantages since Covid went away. The main advantage I've read about is with a single reservation, if one of the legs is cancelled by NCL, then a passenger is assured of a full refund of the entire cruise. That just really doesn't happen other than in extremely rare circumstances (I can't think of anything specific).

I booked two 2025 cruises on NCL.com on June 12. I found the matching rooms and booked two separate reservations. I received two invoices as if they were stand-alone cruises. Today, I was on the phone with an NCL reservations agent who seemed very sharp, so I asked her if those two cruises should be linked in their system. She said their system automatically detects the B2B and links them. I asked her if she would confirm. I gave her the first reservation number and she brought it up in the NCL booking system. She said that she could see the B2B and confirmed that the reservation number I gave her was in fact linked to my second reservation number. I think I prefer it this way. Perhaps travel agents and PCCs like a single reservation number to make it easier to handle changes, etc.

Did you book both legs at the same time with an NCL agent or did you book first one, and then the second?

🤣Next time on NCL, I'm ordering one of those "MonkeyA$$RumPunches."😎

Thanks! It looks like I'm just missing one (they are clearly alphabetical).

Thanks for posting the Siglo song list. Was there a page 2 (or back side)? If so, could you post that as well if you still have it? Thanks.

Are there really such people out there?! 🤣

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When did your cancellation letter say that they would be issued?

We are! That's why your comment about everyone complaining confused me. I'm not seeing many complaints about the eMuster. Quite the opposite. OTOH, there will always be one or two.

Every time.

Shorex Taxes on drinks in port Nominal upcharges for drinks over $15. These are things a lot of us would have paid for regardless.