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  1. We chose express debarkation on our 4-day Radiance cruise. (I added screen shots below.) On day two, we choose the last time slot available, which was 9:20-9:40 am.
    The ship was cleared, the Cruise director began calling for ALL guests carrying all their own luggage to leave at 6:49 am! 😳 We really did not want to join to the lines so early, so we had breakfast in the stateroom.
    The CD called for luggage tags 1-10 at 8:00 am, and at 8:25 he called luggage tags 11-20. By this point we left the room and waited in public areas on deck five. There were very few people waiting with us.

     

    At 9:05 he made the “last and final call” for all guests. At that time we took a slow stroll, down to deck three. It was one of the most chill debarkations we ever experienced. However, with that said, he never once called a group letter. We were assigned group N as you can see in the screenshots. 🤭

     

    If you are looking at the timestamps, it did not take me that long to make a selection. 😁 I was actually taking my time to get the screen shots and type my notes, so that I could report back here in this thread. 

     

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  2. 4 hours ago, VentureMan_2000 said:

    What device were you using to do your check-in on, that did not work ?

    I used the iPad with Safari browser at 9pm and 12 am. The checkin button was available but again I got the error msg. I closed the page and tried again around 12:01-ish. But to no avail. 
    I tried my IPhone around 12:15, and I noticed that I was able to start the checkin process. But I abandoned that idea because it’s so small.👀 I finally sauntered over to my laptop and did the check-in. Who wants to inadvertently input their passport numbers incorrectly at 20 minutes after midnight!?. 😳 Uhm not me! 😂
     

  3. Same thing happened to us a couple weeks ago.  We are also sailing out of LB. At 9 pm Pacific, the checkin button became available. But we got the same error message as OP and everyone else. 
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    We tried again after midnight on the same device, to no avail. 
    Once we switched to a different device, we were able to start the checkin process around 12:20 am Pacific. 🥱😴

     

  4. Congratulations! 
    What about a surprise scavenger hunt throughout your cabin to find a thoughtful gift? Doesn’t have to be super long or complicated. 

    I enjoy the scavenger hunts that DH has set up for me over the years since our 1st anniversary. Sometimes the gift 🎁 is just as simple as face sheet masks and peppermint shower steamers, which I LOVE!  Sometimes it’s a bag full of my favorite skeins of yarn. And sometimes the gift is a CRUISE! 🛳️ 🥰


    If your spouse will not enjoy the hunt, then feel free to skip this post right on by.😂 I’m positive others will post great ideas you can utilize. 

    Happy Anniversary!

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  5. We have been on several sailings since the restart, without ever feeling sick with symptoms or testing positive. In fact we never got Covid since it the pandemic began. Maybe we dodged it because we have been working from home for years? Idk. Well that streak ended after our last sailing. 
     

    DH tested positive for the 1st time ever after we got home from Panorama’s January 6-day sailing. I tested positive for the 1st time ever, 2 days later. He only had a headache, whereas my symptoms were worse: fever, aches, congestion etc.

     

    But the reality is, the possibility of getting Covid won’t stop us from sailing or engaging in other activities. 

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  6. 7 hours ago, bar1068 said:

    Who here has booked a TBA/QTY cabin and not had a cabin assigned when it was time to check in for the cruise?

    We were on Panorama in January with a TBA/GTY balcony. That’s all we could afford to book at the time. We were assigned a cabin somewhere between 36-48 hrs prior to sailing. It was a mid-ship balcony on the 7th floor. That was a surprise. We fully expected to be in a broom closet with a Juliet balcony 🤣🤣🤣

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  7. 3 hours ago, Iamthesea said:

    Did/do you have an alert for a new message at the top of your booking, or where do you see it?

     
    The first time we received an upgrade/upsell offer was for our last sailing. Prior to that, I did not know what to look for either. I found this video helpful.
     

  8. 4 hours ago, Iamthesea said:

    Does one need to check their reservation, or do the offers come in an email?  It appears that the OP took a look at her online booking.

    For us, we notice several offers for our last sailing. The Carnival cruise manager showed multiple, refreshed offers in the weeks leading up to the cruise. But we only received one offer via email. 
    We checked emails and the cruise manager almost daily, because we booked a GTY/TBA balcony cabin to see when a room was assigned to us.

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  9. 12 hours ago, teknoge3k said:

    Jeep owners do the same thing on land.

     

    8 hours ago, cellfree said:

    I see two different Jeeps periodically in our area and both have “ducks” lined up on their dashboards, thought they were cruisers, guess not. 

     

    6 hours ago, 1BDNANA said:

    The jeep ones are where people who see your jeep and think it is tricked out nice they put a duck on your hood. When we are around Virginia Beach and The Outer Banks of North Carolina where you have a lot of 4 wheeling you see tuns of them.


    We owned a Jeep over 10 years. I never knew about the duck thing. Haha I guess our Jeep wasn’t tricked out enough. 😂

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  10. 6 minutes ago, Butterbean1000 said:

    We did stay for the entire meal.  Awkward! I apologized, of coursed, but she was having none of it.  I am not a big person, but I did have on a full skirt.  There was simply not enough room between tables.

     

    Wow! Well, you tried.

     

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  11. We don’t like how close the tables for two are either. It has the propensity to be awkward. 😂

     

    We like to check out the MDR on embarkation day, to scout for two-tops that are relatively more private, or booths. We take note of the table numbers. After we check in on the app, if we have been given one of these tables, great.  If not, then we try to ask the hostess for something a bit more private. It works for us. 
    On elegant night though, we just take what we get to avoid crowding at the entrance. 
    🛳️ 🍽️ 🎉

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  12. 3 hours ago, Butterbean1000 said:

    The table are ridiculously close together.  On an elegant night we were shown to a table with just a few inches clearance on either side.  I had on a full skirt and actually dragged a woman's  plate across the table when I was trying to get seated.  She was irate and I was terribly embarrassed. 

    Sorry this happened to you. 

    Did you manage to stay for the whole dinner? I’m hoping they were on their last course as you were being seated. 

     

     

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