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Good luck!

My understanding from posts I've read is if you still have one pending, that's a good sign you will get it. I don't follow it closely enough after I put bids in to know if it's been that way for me though.

Good tip, thanks @phillygwm. I'm technically working that day, but I'm deciding if I want to take it off or not and run around some of my old stomping grounds when I worked in Seattle.

This is perfect, thanks. I don't have my eDocs for another couple weeks and couldn't find this anywhere.

I purchased the airport transfer from the options page of my reservation on ncl.com between SEA and the Seattle Cruise Terminal for $27 each way for an upcoming cruise in October, it did ask me for my flight information when purchasing it, but I can't seem to find any additional info about it. How does this work? Will they just show up at the SEA baggage claim to pick me up, and then take me back right after the cruise, or do I have to actually schedule something? My flight to head back is later that night, so I'd prefer to stay in Seattle proper before heading to SeaTac if I could rather than spending 12 hours at the airport. Thanks in advance.

I'm currently in a Balcony stateroom on the Sun 5 day alaska cruise. I've been assigned a balcony in the 8200 range (forwardish part of the ship). I was offered to bid on an Owner's suite which I bid right above minimum on ($800), and forward/aft penthouses which I bid minimum on ($700). I can also bid minimum on a Club Balcony Suite, which has a minimum of $100, but from what I understand is that the only real difference is the shower, is there anything else that is different? I don't mind the cost of penthouse/owner's suites as they will be an experience; but, in your experience, is it worth $200 to go from a balcony is a pretty good spot, to an unknown club balcony suite?