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Grandma Cruising

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  1. That’s what I mean. If the Foreign Office advice is not to travel to a country then your insurer will usually cover your costs if you cancel that travel. Conversely if you travel to a country that the Foreign Office has advised not travelling to, then you usually would not be insured. My comment was referring to being covered by insurance if you cancel a cruise that involves travelling somewhere the Foreign Office has advised against.
  2. If foreign advice is not to travel then you should be insured.
  3. Was on Journey earlier this month. No limit to the number of drinks you can have. Wifi is for one device at a time, but you can log out of one device, themn log back on another.
  4. I wonder when that happened. We had one on our November//December Journey cruise. It was in Insider, the Cruise Director (Darren Lynton) turned up to say hello and I spoke to the F & B manager about drinks and there were plenty provided.
  5. You can book excursions beforehand, and packages, it’s only dinner reservations you can’t book beforehand.
  6. That’s fine so long as you can get into the port. We would not have got into the port in Dubai without some proof we were booked on Azamara!
  7. They should have sent you it, give them a ring.
  8. If you booked with a TA they have to ask Azamara for this
  9. Make sure you have something to show at the port gate that shows you are with Azamara if you are getting there independently
  10. Depends on the port. We would have had problems getting onto the Dubai Marina without it. We had to show it at the gate and the guard inspected it closely.
  11. A couple of thoughts - was there not a Cruise Critic get together advertised in the Insider. Azamara usually arranges a venue and provides drinks. Secondly if the waiter messes your order up, or you are not happy with a dish, send it back, or ask to speak to the maitre d. A New York strip instead of a fillet steak is just not acceptable! Thanks for your great and detailed review, really enjoying reading it.
  12. Have you tried using different devices and browsers?
  13. Fill in your passport information and make sure you have your Boarding pass - Azamara won’t need it, but you may need it to get on the dock, depends on the port. We had to show it in Dubai in November. It will be in your guest pack. If you haven’t had that, it should come either from Azamara if you booked directly or from your TA if you booked through one (TA has to ask Azamara for it)
  14. Making dinner reservations is very easy, but it helps if you go with a plan of which restaurant booking you want and when, with some flexibility in your plan to allow for things like White Nights.
  15. That had changed in October 23, we had no security guys on board and we didn’t have to keep our curtains close. There was no ‘pirate’ drill either. It was our fourth Azamara Athens to Dubai cruise and the only one with no extra security measures.
  16. Alternatively take a copy of your credit card statement showing the payment alongside the screen print of the booked excursions
  17. The Journey was in the med this summer so must have done Dubai to Athens at some point earlier in the year.
  18. Regardless of whether you booked through a TA or not, Azamara should be willing to speak to you. We are booked through a TA on our next cruise but they were happy for me to ring with some queries.
  19. That’s what I read. The R One is fitted with four Wärtsilä 12V32LNE diesel electric engines, each of which produces 4,860kW at 720rpm. They are resiliently mounted to reduce vibration and operate on heavy fuel oil. Oil purifiers were supplied by Westfalia and oil/water separators by Sofrance. With a cruising speed of 18k, the ship has a maximum speed of 21k. The vessel has two Cegelec variable frequency propulsion machines each with a double-winding synchronous motor of 6,750kW at 170rpm, two six-pulse synchrodrive convertors of 6,750kW and two propulsion transformers of 4,300kVA. GEC Alsthom supplied the four 4.6MW alternators, as well as the 750kW motors for the Brunvoll bow thrusters.
  20. Sorry, you’re quite right, I clicked on the wrong link.
  21. Same here, ours has always been in US dollars. If I were you I’d email Azamara directly - I wonder if your TA is pulling the wool over your eyes!
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