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Just curious to how this works, and what tendered did you get on? We are a group of 12, half are Plantinum. We have heard that you can get tender numbers starting Wednesday or Thursday, which we will get too. We have heard that Plantinum members can get in line (at the end) when they start calling regular tenders after the suites, priority and excursions go (I am hoping that we can get an early tender when we try to get ours on Wednesday or Thursday when they open up). But still wondering how does this REALLY works for Plantinum? Has anyone used their status, does your whole stateroom go with you, and what time would you say the tenders were called? I have been Plantinum for a while, but it seems I have forgotten how all this works, so thank you in advance for your help!

Just checked cruisemapper and it looks like it is in Taino Bay. I am following, have a Escape cruise planned in March.

Just got back from our cruise on Wonder of the Seas, from Rome June 16-23. We saw the second showing of the Effectors 2 on Wednesday evening. The creator/director was in the house to watch. The technology was amazing it was the best show on the ship by far! Really enjoyed the cruise.

So if your on a European Cruise, and have a credit card as payment on your Seaass account--then down load cash unto a slot machine--then cashout and take the cash to a cashier to cash out....1. Do you get US dollars? 2. Will you have to pay a foreign transaction fee on that particular transaction? Thanks.

We will be traveling with 8 people next week on Wonder of the Seas. We did buy travel insurance that does cover one self if someone else in your travel party gets covid. But everyone will be bring their work computers along so that they can work from Rome, if need be. I have never bought travel insurance before, but this time around it really made sense. I did my research on travel insurance and made sure that the policy fit for our party. We have been waiting for this trip for over two years, and unfortunately we could not wait another year, so we just had to make it happen! It is what it is and we are all looking forward to this trip.

Quick question, I am flying delta/KLM, and I see on their forms that I need a covid TEST to transit through Amsterdam on my way to Rome, even though it is only a 2 hr. layover. Has anyone had this experience? It states generically on both KLM and Delta's website that you don't, only on forms to fill out.