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If you are talking about Cruise till you drop's posting, South America is not listed in the post, but it is listed in the accompanying link which I presume was the source of information.

This was just posted on Celebrity's trade website: November Offer 75% Off - Black Friday Event

You should definitely have a notarized letter of consent. I would definitely look into the requirements for each of the Caribbean countries that you are visiting.

Darn, I thought the swan puffs were coming back.

I can’t imagine how discouraged and frustrated you must be. Your dates are pretty far out and so I’d think the chances of your requested dates being full is small. How many different date options did you give them?

It wasn't for our cabin and I didn't ask either. I agree with your guess.

@gcornell @Mkerk @DebInAntigua @vacationlover_mn

Nice job. Thank you for posting.

@CruzerDeb @Thascales

I can't imagine that it has been taken down since we saw it a year ago. Besides, I am sure that Celebrity threw away the box that it came in....

There are so many Snoopy watch face animation clips (when you raise your wrist to read the watch) that most of the time they are ones I have not seen. Today there are special Halloween watch faces!

I thought this was pretty scary:

From last year's Constellation TA:

Ahhh. The places I don't get to see.

Last year's Halloween photo taken during a Behind-The-Scenes tour on Constellation: crew's concierge desk:

It is spread out between the two days with it concentrated the most around the evening of Christmas Eve and Christmas morning--if I remember correctly. Here is the Celebrity Today for Christmas Eve and Christmas 2019 (Solstice): Here are some Celebrity Today issues for the two holiday sailings: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XshVZ-1Da6ti5f0pDL3NQ7V8uSvN2nz4/view?usp=drivesdk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bGpGowLoG0nYCk6ps7NNtMzSx3hUtr-o/view?usp=drivesdk So far on our holiday cruises, formal night (aka Evening Chic) was the evening dress code assigned to Christmas Eve and New Years Eve.

Getting a Celebrity iPhone is pretty cool though.

Hello Cathy! Yes, I am planning on doing a live thread during this sailing--we will see how good the ship's internet connection is and how much time/energy I have at the end of each day. It's nice to know that someone will be interested though.

That was the type of pen that we got exactly a year ago on Constellation.

To give you an idea, here was last year's schedule: link

Here are the MDR menus for Christmas/New Years during our Dec 2019 Solstice sailing. The menus are not enhanced because of the holidays and what you are looking at are menus before the recent cost savings cutbacks that have occurred this year: Dec 24, 2019 Solstice MDR menu, Dessert menu Dec 25, 2019 Solstice MDR menu, Dessert menu Dec 31, 2019 Solstice MDR menu, Dessert menu Jan 1, 2020 Solstice MDR menu, Dessert menu

It was funny to read that one passenger's choice of white clothing to attend the masquerade ball was a Celebrity bathrobe. Yes, the Chihuly piece was very impressive. Here is a view from below.

It was supposed to be a six year arrangement with Cirque du Soleil. It started in late 2004 or early 2005 and was so poorly received that it was cancelled in 2005 although the "decorations" in Summit's and Constellation's lounge were not removed until much later. Here is an in depth article about it: link

Bar on the Edge of Earth? We missed that phase as our first cruise on Constellation was last year.

A pretty cool glass sculpture made by the world renown Dale Chihuly. The sculpture is located in the starboard side of Deck 11 near the Reflection Lounge. The glass flowers that adorn the ceiling of the Bellagio lobby is also made by him.