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That is incorrect. We always use a travel agent, and as yet have not had a problem in receiving double points.

Riverside is on Las Olas Blvd with lots of places to eat right out the door. Hyatt Centric is a few blocks away. Crowne Plaza has nothing close by. Stay at the Riverside most of the time when Fort Lauderdale. Have not stayed at either of the other two.

Did that last week on the Emerald.

The following is the list of percentages that are available to use as statement credits. As can be seen using points for Princess purchases over $4000 yield the best results. You had a purchase of $1113 meaning that you have a 1.25%. This means that you will get a reduction of $1.25 for every 100 points you spend. You would need about 90,000 to totally pay for your purchase.

We used Sunseeker Tours a few years ago, and were very pleased with their service. Sunseeker Tours – Sightseeing in Hollywood, Los Angeles Tours

This is not the Hyatt Place in Dania. It is on SE 10th Ave, off 17th St.

Just got off the Emerald on Wednesday morning, and enjoyed a cappuccino, with Bailey's, paid for with the package.

Fly out tomorrow.

Same, then off to a bar, then the dining room for salmon.

Priority boarding simply means that once checked in at the pier, you will be some of the first to board if you are there early. For Vancouver I would recommend that you get a wheelchair to aid in checking in. After checking in you will go through US customs and immigration. All of this entails a lot of walking on two different levels. Escalators and elevators are available, but you pretty much walk from the front of the building to the back twice.

Which one?

You should be out of your cabin by 8 am to allow cleaning for the next guests. Last call to leave ship usually is around 9:30. Should be off the ship by 10:00 so it can clear before allowing others to board.

San Pedro Brewing Co. on 6th St.

Leave for Vancouver tomorrow.

Booked a Sitmar, but sailed on Princess. Holland America. Celebrity NCL. RCCL. Probably can't count the Badger across Lake Michigan.

Yes, you can use a universal key to open them. Oh, I mean a jack knife.

I have to join the crowd. The Coral out of Ft Lauderdale.

Most ships we've been on have Sprite Zero. Maybe not at all bars.

My thoughts exactly. Lunch is a three-trip process: 1--Soup and/or salad; 2--Main; 3--Dessert.

You're using the app. Wait until you are on the ship.