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Yes, either rooms, or it may if you have a different muster station, if you do change cabins.

You'll receive a letter in your cabin with a time and date for a b2b meeting, where you'll be informed of the procedures which are very easy. You'll be able to purchase a bev package if you're planning to. You don't need to disembark between cruises, but will need to take your old and new key card to the security check to check out and check back in.

Insider Travel Report I hope this opens for you. Azamara will have a new booking engine set to start next year.

Original post was made by a different person than who I quoted.

Is the ship overnight in port?

I would get on the phone with the airline right away and have them change your flight. I've had to do it several times.

Unless your obc is specific to shore excursions or the spa, you can use it in the shops.

I have a friend who has added a friend to her cruise, after booking solo. Very easy

This thread reminds me of when we first started cruising with Azamara. At that time, many on this board were distraught over the loss of the harpist...

Oops meant Onward...

Thank you for your review!

You’ll have complimentary access to the thelassotherapy pool and deck. You’ll have front row seating for any shows and performances. Your butler will set up wonderful food if you do any entertaining in your suite.

I think it was a smart decision. I'm looking forward to experiencing it one day

2023????? wow I would suggest you cancel, as if you're concerned about your cruise this far out, you'll worry yourself sick

I think the problem with offering discounts will translate into less qualified staff and less quality and selection in the food and beverage department. Which will in turn cause more issues with customer satisfaction.

I've held on Celebrity for three hours, Viking for 2 hours, Princess 1 1/2 hours and Scenic River Cruises for three hours in the past couple weeks. Your TA is very fortunate to have not had to hold long on other cruise lines. Point being, as with many businesses right now, they are all short staffed and dealing with an overwhelming number of calls. It's not just Azamara.

We’ve sailed with Azamara twice since the world has opened up, spending nearly a month on Quest last fall and then another cruise in March. We had an embarkation change just weeks before traveling, we had ever changing restrictions. We had multiple tests on all three cruises in the fall, but had to because of each country’s different requirements. Stressful, absolutely. But you know what, traveling still even now is going the stressful because no one knows what the future holds. Our March cruise was more forgiving as we only needed the embarkation test. We had supply issues and staffing issues both times out and we still had a wonderful time. We chose to cruise knowing there would surely be shortcomings and we chose to accept them, because we were cruising again! We are spending another month on Azamara this summer, knowing there will surely be supply issues and staffing issues and who knows what else. Who knows what the future holds . I for one am not going to stress and worry about tests and tonic water and what’s included and what isn’t. It’s all minor and alternatives can be worked out. We’re blessed to have a future of travel to look forward to.

Seems to be that lots of people are very negative lately. Why is that? Every cruise line is having issues

I don't think Covid takes weeks to recover from...

not for dinner

A charter cancelled, so Quest will use the week for some prettying up/ maintenance is what I understand.

It was two weeks before our cruise in March. Things have changed for all cruise lines since Covid. A friend’s guarantee cabin number didn’t show up until four days before embarkation. Don’t worry, be happy you’ll get to cruise!

What do you consider a reasonable time? A day, a week?

Have you checked recently? Just posted that it is included on the beyond

Yes yes yes! Cruise lines are not medical clinics !