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  1. Whether or not you have a luggage fee from your airline, there is a cost payable to Celebrity of $29 per person for luggage valet service.

     

    a 10:30 AM flight is on the early side. If you have no luggage to check and can go directly to the tsa lines obviously that will save some time.  Exactly how much is hard to predict.

  2. 9 minutes ago, DevonianCruiser said:

    I’ve been to HK and Singapore before but looking at a December cruise between the two that takes in various stops in Vietnam and Thailand. Whilst I’m happy with all the destinations being suitable for our daughter, I just wonder if there’s many children onboard those type of cruises? It will be around school holidays as it’s in December.

     

    Also we’re both diamond on RC so get 4 free drinks a day, is that transferable to Celebrity? I seem to think it is and may well have asked before but can’t recall.

     

    Many thanks.

     How old is the child?

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  3. 7 minutes ago, DevonianCruiser said:

    I’ve been to HK and Singapore before but looking at a December cruise between the two that takes in various stops in Vietnam and Thailand. Whilst I’m happy with all the destinations being suitable for our daughter, I just wonder if there’s many children onboard those type of cruises? It will be around school holidays as it’s in December.

     

    Also we’re both diamond on RC so get 4 free drinks a day, is that transferable to Celebrity? I seem to think it is and may well have asked before but can’t recall.

     

    Many thanks.

    Royal and Celebrity do their drinks offer differently.  Royal diamond gives you four drinks at nearly any location all day long, Celebrity elite has a 5 to 7 PM unlimited drinks plan good at nearly any bar.

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  4. 3 hours ago, Kevin said:

    I guess I might be safest to just hang out at the Disney terminal and not call an Uber until I think Celebrity will allow me to enter the terminal. 

    Every terminal is different, of course but I doubt if there’s anywhere you can “hang out” at inside the Disney terminal. They generally shoo you out of the terminal buildings as quickly as possible with a “move along please”.  There are no facilities or waiting areas for departing passengers indoors.

  5. 45 minutes ago, kwokpot said:

    I have to say given that Celebrity is considered a premium mass market cruiseline and even on their newest ships there aren't many complementary eateries on embarkation day they REALLY should open up the MDR for all passengers as a choice for embarkation lunch. NCL does this on their newest ships and it was a wonderful way to start your cruise having a calming lunch being served. Whatsmore they use their nicer aft MDR which is one of the nicest MDRs of any mainstream cruiseship

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  6. 6 hours ago, Stockjock said:

    This is the poll.  Do you prefer a spreadsheet?

    No it’s just that usually when posts start with the word poll there is an actual way to vote on an issue and it keeps track of the statistics and such.  I have never created one, but I have seen many. And I know that sometimes people think that they have created a goal but it didn’t actually get accomplished so I just wondered if that’s what happened in this case.

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  7. 6 hours ago, Stockjock said:

    As you may know, Celebrity has a house-branded credit card, and typically they offer something like $200 or $300 in OBC if you sign up for it.  But let's say they sweetened the pot, and in addition to the OBC bonus, they offered some Captain's Club loyalty points, let's say 50, and perhaps they could tie that to an initial spend challenge, perhaps spending $2,500 in the first 3 months or so.  Would that make you more likely to sign up for their card?

    It seems to me as if they'd get a lot of new credit card business if they tried this.  I know that the airlines make big money on their house-branded credit cards.

    What do you think?

    Did you actually create a poll?

  8. No. But if you have seen any indications that some ships are for sale, you have probably come across a brokerage firm, which doesn’t actually have the ships for sale, it’s just photographs as a come on to their site.

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