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Do you mean the Petite Chef restaurant? That is what is currently in the Qsine space.

Remember that it isn’t really round-trip from Venice anymore, it’s from Ravenna. That’s a couple of hours away.

there are a couple of US outlets and one European outlet at the desk. There is also an outlet in the bathroom which can be used for shavers only, not for charging your electronic devices. Be sure to order an extension cord from Special Needs before you cruise. Do not bring your own. They will also provide you with distilled water. do not bring any power strips that have surge protection in an attempt to add extra outlets. They are a fire hazard.

Things are changing so quickly and now I am thoroughly confused. Anyone else back to back on these two cruises who can help pick through the various rules and regulations? I would normally look to the Roll Call but this is specific only to B2B passengers. Interested in regulations for vaccinated passengers only. cruise 1 visits Canada. Departs Monday 3 October. arriveCan is required pre-cruise, yes? what days are acceptable for testing for this initial embarkation? proctored or unproctored? types of test accepted? cruise 2 visits Bermuda on 17 October. will Celebrity be providing tests for B2B passengers during cruise 1? Bermuda fee required, yes? I know this is an extremely fluid situation but if I know what is required today maybe I can keep track of changes in a more organized fashion. Right now it just seems chaotic to me.🤪

Here’s something I have never understood. it’s well known that devices with surge protection are fire hazards so why, since Celebrity has TWO separate sections in the FAQ regarding “prohibited items” and “what not to bring” why is there no mention of surge suppressors? and why is the fire danger not spelled out clearly on one’s booking confirmation?

Ok, this is new, at least to me. Fill out a survey and get 20 power up Points = 2 Captain’s Club points. No sailing required. This came via email.