davekathy

I no longer own a Tuxedo. 🤣

Agree. We did too (8 September 2019) and Quebec was two full days leaving 5:PM the on the second day. Doing the 21 September 2022 Summit cruise leaving from Boston this time. Only a 12 night cruise and Quebec is only an over night leaving at 10:AM the next morning. Bummer, but still a great itinerary.

I stand corrected. Knock me over with a feather. Nice change. Good to know. Bummer we have the AI for our September cruise. Maybe the next cruise we won't need the CBP knowing we can take 4 bottles of wine onboard and along with our unlimited CC drinks from 5 to 7 PM.

It is two 750 ml bottles of wine per stateroom, not per person. 🍷

Like Celebrity, RC doesn't if you have their DBP.

For me it's docker pants and polo/golf style shirts. No matter what RC calls the evening.

We have always received the discount for each leg of our B2B cruises. I prefer that over the OBC. No shopping required. 😉

'Burgers, dogs and fries at the mast/pool grill.

I never implied or expressed that I insist who gets charged what. Way above my pay grade. Just agreeing with Celebritys policy. I have no idea and don't care what the staff does for an infant.

I never implied or expressed that.

We got ours also.

As it should be.

What does it matter what others elect to wear. Pack what you want to wear. Celebrity's website is an excellent resource for what the suggested dress guidelines are for the MDR in the evening. Itinerary has nothing to do with Celebrity's published suggested dress guidelines for the MDR in the evening.

Priority tendering is a benefit/perk we wish RCs C&A would add for diamond and above. Priority tendering is one of the benefits/perks Celebrity's Captains Club offers for being elite and above. No waiting to get tender tickets. Meet up with the CC host at a scheduled time and place and you are escorted to the tender and first ones on the tender.

Something I always do is tell the FCC not to transfer our bookings to the TA on record.

We have always received a bottle of wine for each bookings we make for future cruises while onboard. Our experiences is that future cruise(s) need to be booked the first day (embarkation day) to receive the wine.

And for those wanting to wear jeans and sneakers, they are allowed on Celebrity even in the evening in the MDR or at any other time.

Yes. Also bottles water.

RCs Radiance class.

We always fly in the day prior to our cruise, no matter the embarkation port. On our recent March B2B cruise we booked our air to get us to SJ a day early. Because of JetBlue (we'll never fly with them again) we never got to San Juan until the afternoon of our cruise. A total FUBAR!! 🤬 Glad we weren't scheduled to leave OSJ until 8:30 PM.

On our recent B2B cruise we boarded the ship with big smiles on our faces and will again in September. What others experience positive or negative is not relevant to our experiences. We adjust accordingly and move on.

We've got $800.00 in our new JetBlue travel bank account and over 7,000 mileage credits that we'll never use! Hmmm....

Yeah that wasn't the case for our 13 and 20 March B2B cruises on the Explorer. All I know is we were given a 6:00 PM TD time slot for our 13 and 20 March B2B cruise. Worked great for us. 45 minute DL HH and then down to the MDR after that. We originally booked (in the CP) 6:00 PM MTD but about a eight weeks prior to our sail date MTD was changed to 7:15 PM. To late for us. If MTD was at 5:30 PM for our cruises we would have stayed with that time. Not the case for our cruises. Changed over to early TD before our sail date.

All I know is we were given a 6:00 PM time slot. Worked great for us. 45 minute DL HH and then down to the MDR after that.

After years of doing MTD, we've switched back to early TD. Good move. Same time (6:00 PM), table and wait staff and excellent service. Both legs of our B2B Explorer cruise.