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My reading is that you can call from or to any of tge 127 countries covered by the international esim with voice/sms, but the numbers of minutes are limited to 200 I believe.

It was in France paid 37 euros which translated into 55$ Canadian... Canadian worth much less than US dollar and Euro. As an example, 50$ Canadian translates into 37$..

Agree, but if you want 20 GB, the 365 days with Airalo is tge only option. I'll be gone for 1 month (including 12 days on a cruise) and will likely travel for a month in Europe in September. When travelling to Europe, I use to buy a Sim card for 55$ canadian with 10 GB...For me, the 20 GB - 365 days anywhere in the world for 69$ us is worth it.

Is the universal remote essential or is there another way to see the ports?

Thanks, will watch the video. Am in Aquaclass on Solstice in February doing the Asia tour. Will bring an HDMI cable. Tks again

Wow, thank you very much for the info. My guess was that it would be an HDMI and I will hope that it will be like the Silhouette and Equinox. Tks again

@cruisestitchNot really, it could be an hdmi cable, a usb cable, a coax cable, etc...I'll need a spare suitcase just to bring different cables ...So, I gather from your response is that you dont know...

Not an easy one: I will have my tablet while onboard my upcoming celebrity Solstice cruise and I usually bring a USB cable to plug it in and watch, late at night, movies that I have on my tablet. I was just wondering if anyone, by any chance, knows if the TV onboard Solstice have a USB port or an HDMI port in the back to plug in...tks for your help

Maybe you should buy the international one, it might be cheaper. Just bought the airalo international one for 69$ US and its good for 365 days with 20 gb. The one with phone calls is 89$ US

Hi, when I booked my cruise, I opted for the basic drink package and also opted to pre pay the gratuities. I just want to avoid to have to argue/ask questions when oboard regarding specific situations, so I have 3 questions for you about when do I pay 20% gratuities : 1. Am wondering if I will need to pay additional gratuities (20%) when I eat at blu, as an example (am in Aquaclass), and have a glass of wine from the basic drink package? 2. What about if I go in specialty restaurants (pay for my meal) and have a glass of wine from the basic package - will I pay gratuities for my basic wine ? 3. If I buy a more expensive wine (by the glass), I understand they will charge me difference (example 7$ more for a more expensive glass of wine) but do I pay 20% gratuities on the extra 7$ or on lets say on 17$ for the glass of wine? Thanks in advance for your help.

Am bald 😂😂😂😂. Not really, but I though it was a small folding flat cloth iron you were talking about

A flat iron is ok to bring onboard? Do you have a link so I can see what type of flat iron is ok for onboard? Tks in advance

Go Habs Go!!!

Thanks, will try that

Thank you. What do we do when we need to iron our clothes? Can they loan one to our room from time to time or are we dependent on their services ($)