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Fakarava's Lat Long: 16°18'37.15" S 145°37'28.41" W

Eaton, Thank you so much for both of your posts!!!!

https://www.onesourcecruises.com/xls/onesource/pc/marketing-materials/destinations/alaska/2022AlaskaSailingSchedulewithFaresandAmenities.xls Can someone share the code for initial amenity points, please? Seems to range from 2 to 5. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Greg

Any idea of ship they will use?

I received same email.

Skynight Just wanted to say "Thank you!" for a complete, easy to read, non-judgmental answer. I did not ask the question; but, your helpful, thoughtful answer is exactly why I started reading Cruise Critic. Thanks for maintaining the tradition. Greg

Does anyone know if adjoining balconies on Deck seven can be connected on Pacific Princess? On some Princess ships a door between adjoining balconies can be opened allowing people to move back and forth. Just wondering if we can connect our three balcony cabins pb our Tahiti Cruise Greg

I've created a Roll Call for the 10 day PPT-PPT portion of the 8 February 2022 sailing. Just FYI.

I want to add my thanks for posting this. The file talks about "amenity points." We've only been on Princess a couple of times and I'm not familiar with this term. Could someone please explain a bit? Thanks, Greg

Us, too.

Received mine this AM, from a 4 April cruise canceled by Princess in the initial 60 voluntary pause. FCCs credited to account some time ago.

We're looking forward to the cruise as a family vacation.

It reappeared this AM. FWIW, my FCC has been decremented by the exact cost of this cruise (less taxes and port fees).

This cruise that we booked for next year has dissapeared from my manage your bookings page. Any ideas why?

I certainly didn't mean to imply, the Sea/Sun Princesses are bad ships. We REALLY enjoyed Sea on our circumnavigation of Oz (including the draft beer options and wrap around promenade). Just meant that we didn't think the balconies were worth the premium. Plus (this is our 3rd trip to Alaska) we believe outside devks with 360 views are best places to view Alaskan scenes.