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I am currently on a South American cruise and we are currently at the Amalia glacier. Very stunning. My question is about finding the perfect spot for best viewing. My husband and I went up to the viewing area on the roof of the bridge about 45 minutes before reaching the glacier. It was very windy and chilly but there were many people there but it wasn’t crowded. We knew from passing through the Beagle Channel that we had chosen the best viewing spot. Once we reached the glacier, many more people arrived and were making comments that those at the rail should step away so everyone could have pictures. AITAH for not stepping aside? It was spectacular viewing and had I not been at the rail I would have missed the dolphins and seal that appeared After we relinquished our spot at the rail, the captain turned the ship in a complete circle so there was ample viewing angles for all .

When I requested distilled water, the website says "Thanks for submitting your dietary request to Princess Cruises. You will receive a confirmation of your request within 10 business days." I never got an email and every time I return to the cruise personalizer, distilled water is not selected. Anyone have a similar experience? Should I have received an email?

On a recent flight from YYZ to Calgary, we observed Air Canada measuring carryon bags prior to going through security. It did not appear to be mandatory as we easily walked past without getting our bag measured. On our return flight, we were seated in the gate waiting area and we were approached by Air Canada staff; we were told the carryon bag 'must' be measured prior to boarding. Later, the gate staff made an announcement that if anyone gate checked their carryon (for free) they could board in Zone 3 with the families. We took advantage of that offer because we were on our way home, not too sure if I would risk giving up my carryon at the beginning of my travels.