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We've just been notified that the January 9, 2021, 7 day Mexican Riviera cruise has been cancelled.

We have the same problem on our desk top.  Oceania claims it's a problem for more people than us.  It seems to be a problem with their IT since we have been using the same log in for a number of years.

I have not been able to log in for 12 days.  I have contacted Oceania and they have not been helpful.  I've also emailed my travel agent and she is trying her contacts in order to help.

I saw that but I didn't know what the color differentiation meant.  Thanks for the explanation.

Did the Coral Princess miss the port of San Juan del Sur Nicaragua today?  If it did, does anyone know why?

I would agree with the smaller vehicle.  We did it a couple of years ago and enjoyed it very much, especially the stop on the way back.

We received, and accepted, a move over offer for a 10 day Caribbean cruise a few years ago.  The only difference was we weren't offered a longer cruise in the package.  They definitely are nice when offered.

I'm interested in the Monkey River excursion but I have a problem. The description mentions a jungle hike and I have mobility problems. Does the hike return to its starting point? If it does, would it be possible for me to sit and wait until the return? Are there places to sit? Thank you.

Thank you

We have booked a Cuba cruise on the Serena. One of the ports is Key West. Where does Oceania usually dock in Key West?

We've considered Viking, both river and sea. We've been put off by their advance payment requirements. I don't mind making final payment 60 to 90 days prior to sailing but Viking's requirements are, in my opinion, excessive.

We accepted a similar offer a few years ago when we were booked on a Caribbean trip. It worked for us.

This will be our first time with a butler and have no clue as to what he does. I heard about unpacking but what else?

We took our first Oceania cruise last November. While on board, we decided we liked the company and booked another for April. Soon after we got home, our TA told us she had received a "move over" offer from Oceania. There were two specific inducements included. The first was one additional day and the second was a raise in category from A1 to Ph3. We decided to accept the offer and are now scheduled for a Grand Tour cruise in July.

We thought, perhaps naively, that we would be entitled to all booking inducements regular bookers received, specifically 12 free shore excursions. When we got out our cruise booklet from our TA, she told us we were only entitled to 8. She had unsuccessfully tried to get it changed to 12.

I contacted Oceania myself and was told that since we had not paid full price for the second cruise, we were not entitled to the full 12 excursions. This was even though we had paid full price for the original one. I am inclined to pursue this further, politely of course, but would like to read other's opinions about the situation.

We are considering a 20+ day cruise on Oceania. This would be our first on this line so we know essentially nothing about it. One primary question concerns on-board laundry facilities. Are there self laundries on board?

We're taking a long cruise on the Regal in a month. We're not quite at the hallowed free laundry stage with Princess yet. Are there laundry packages and how do you purchase them? Thank you

Green chile. In a pinch, I'll accept red but I prefer green.

We will be on the Regal for 26 days later this year and are interested in the Chef's Table. We have done it a number of times on other ships but we have a couple of questions about the Regal's version.

1. How often is it offered?

2. What is the reservation procedure?

Thanks for any responses.

We've done the Chef's Table at least four times. We have now booked a cruise on the Regal in August and we know the procedure is different. Is there anyone out there who has done both types? If so, how would you compare the two?

If this is now the muster drill procedure, it is one of the most asinine changes I have seen. We have just returned from a Princess cruise and their procedure calls for passengers to assemble at their muster station which is in one of the large public areas. I felt perfectly safe with this process. Holland should imitate the Princess system instead of utilizing this new procedure.

Made it home today without problem. We had to stay in Ft. Lauderdale last night because airline schedules didn't permit us to get home yesterday. Zee may have what Shogun has. She's down for the count now.

All in all, it was a good cruise. Enjoyed meeting many of you. Perhaps we'll meet again on another one.

Made it to the Frontenac. Toronto airport was a real pain but we made it. Hope to make it tomorrow night.

No question...Glacier Bay. Tracey Arm is nice but GB really outshines it.

We received, and accepted, a move over offer for a Caribbean trip a couple of years ago. The offer came by phone. When I called about it, the rep said it was off for the time being but it might be reopened. I told her we were definitely interested. A few days later, just as I was starting to interrupt my newspaper delivery, she called and made the offer. We accepted which changed our trip by about six weeks. Airline cost differences were reimbursed up to, as I remember $150pp. The actual cruise went well. I'd probably take them up on another offer in a heartbeat.

We also had it on the Veendam on our Antarctic cruise last year.