laurieb

Better safe than sorry; get that passport renewed.

Doesn't make sense when he is comparing to a price he paid last year though. If he had seen a price a week earlier than the sale started and it worked out to be the same with the free nights, that's a whole different ballgame. This cruise never was part of the 4 free nights and OBC, it is still advertised with 3 free nights.

Huh? I simply asked if 11:10 was too early. Never said anything in my original post about later flights. Angst?

A year ago? And you expect the price to be lower?? What world do you live in?

It's actually just 3 nights, and the bonus obc expired days ago. Price seems fine seeing as it's a holiday sailing over Christmas and New Years. Oh, and there are only 5 verandahs left

It's a short 3 night so all sea days. We've never ported in SFO before but I have heard of docking issues there before. Perhaps I'd better just stick to the 12:30 flight. Or is that still too early?

We do have global entry ( cruise starts in Vancouver BC). Probably flying AA so OAK not an option there.

That I don't know, but I have no doubt your TA is able to help!

If you're US and have a TA, they can give you your cruise ticket that shows your OBC, even if it's all the way to 2025. Reach out to them. I'm not sure what it's like if you book direct, but they should be able to do the same.

not many choices for flights to TUS. 11:10 work? Princess cruise

Oh yes, I know they aren't necessary. Posted because some folks feel the need to have them anyway. The fact that real OBC numbers show up may put some minds at ease.

FYI at least for US bookings Your TA has access to boarding passes and cruise docs as soon as you book a cruise. I have mine and my cruise isn't until May of next year. It lists all of my OBC. Obviously for any bookings out a ways it will change, but for all of you concerned about not having anything, talk to your TA! I am told they can find this under the consumer documents tab, same place they would print or email a confirmation from.

Let's hope thisis the case!

I would agree. This person said that the current captain on Journey said this

read elsewhere that a guest was told that all captains will be rotating ships at the end of 2024. Anyone know anything about it?

what specifically was changed that you are questioning?

If just moving categories it shouldn't be a fee; if it's actually canceling and rebooking it typically is a fee. I think that some of the call center agents overlook the fee and some strictly adhere to it. Your agent should call Azamara again and also contact their BDM if it isn't resolved to your satisfaction.

Thank you for sharing this! It makes so much more sense.

yes, that would be a good alternative

I would be very surprised if you would be impacted. But, who knows... I sure hope you're ok. We are supposed to disembark ther in June 2024. We may be going somewhere else

Yes, it could end up being all sizes. certainly won't do good things for the economy there!

Amsterdam bans cruise ships to limit visitors (msn.com) We may have a change in plans for the end of our cruise next year 😞

I checked a couple I've been tracking. R/T Miami was like you said, just ov and inside left; prices on Onward transatlantic went way up. Disappointed...

We have b2b's for next year that were rolled over from the old system. It took awhile but the obc is now showing up on both cruises.

World, Ocean and Spa suites offer 300.00 pp OBC suite credit, so 600.00 total; thisis in addition to any other OBC promotions that you may receive.