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Interesting. What credit card? The fine print in out cc guide to benefits specifically includes cruises as eligible for Trip Cancellation/Interruption coverage.

The website does prohibit you from making more resevations at each restaurant than your booking allows. But once on board, you can check to see if others are available.

Did you click on this link, listed above? This is the Roll Call for your cruise. Click on it.

But in reality, gratuities on Oceania are optional, in that you can have the gratuities removed should you so desire. I'm not one to do so, as, to me, it's part of the service, but it can be done.

Unfortunately, yes, for ours. I misspoke on that . Only the car rental insurance is primary.

Don't know if you tried this, but checking show more or something like that pages through all the available staterooms. At least it worked for us.

I don't think one needs a prescription for Dramamine. We can buy it over the counter, but prefer Bonine (meclizine) as it doesn’t have the side effect of drowsiness that Dramamine has.

Actually, it's $15,000 per policy (not per person) annually, for trip cancellation/Interruption. It's usually enough for one trip for us but we supplement it with the $10,000 per person per trip offered by our credit card. We assume that if we have to cancel one trip and have to make a claim, we can cancel future trips with no or minimal penalty or add new trip insurance policies for future trips. We also put the cc insurance in line for first claim, should we need it, minimizing the impact on our annual Allianz policy. Of course, medical coverage by Allianz is per person per trip, so that would be our go to for medical/evacuation coverage.

Best to join the Roll Call for your cruise to answer your question:

Here's the direct link:

Just started a Roll Call on Quest for: Dublin to Reykjavik to Montreal (b2b) July 12 - August 5, 2025.

Although this particular chart is no longer on the Azamara site (I, too, have an old copy), it is still valid. There is a page which states that the two benefits can be combined in this specific way, but you need to print out the state room benefits and the loyalty benefits separately to get your specific combination.

Interesting. Major providers in the US (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T...) allow it world-wide. We've used it on both Verizon and T-Mobile for years without a problem. It seems a shame some UK providers aren't as generous.

You should use WiFi calling when onboard for everything, but you will need to enable airplane mode to use it. T-Mobile supports it. On shore, simply disabling only the native e-sim data may leave you open to charges for texts and phone calls (both incoming and out going, including any spam calls), and they are expensive. But I don't know exactly how European e-sim cards work in that regard. There are some apps that will get around that, but I don't use them. I don't know what T-Mobile plan you have but ours includes all texts and high speed data up to 5GB per month per line in 215 foreign countries (low speed data after that) onshore, with a $0.25 per minute charge for phone calls so we have not needed a European e-sim card. There are also other T-Mobile plans for international travel. WiFi calling uses your US plan as its foundation.

That's what our invoice shows.

Did you try to turn your head sideways to see Saturn's. It hurts the neck 🤣

Neptune looks fine to me.

@Jancruz I think she meant to reply to you, but forgot to quote your post.

Fortunately, Google Chrome will translate it into English.

I think this should be the way it works.. The SM 25% pricing is just the OLife YWC (aka YWYW) pricing...assuming O's IT can juggle the 2 programs simultaneously.

Yes.

Yes.

I don't think the degradation of food is unique to Azamara. Complaints about food abound on the Oceania and Viking forums. It may be a while (if ever), before the quality of food returns to pre-pandemic levels..

Patience is (sometimes) a virtue 🤔

EXACTLY!