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  1. The "Go Lounge" in Fort Lauderdale is a relatively new offering for suite passengers prior to embarkation. It is not at the port but rather is on 17th Street. There is a concierge there to assist passengers and there has been some mention that they help with onboard reservations including the sanctuary. I am looking for anyone that may have recent experience doing this at the Go Lounge.

  2. How do you all get your final bill? In the past, I have gone down to the kiosk near the Service Desk and printed out from there. I can't remember getting a bill any other way. Does Princess give it to you while on board? What if you don't get it at all while on the cruise?

    Thanks in advance

  3. I was complaining as well! But, honestly it is easy and better than all of the steps required before. It is a 2 part process........put in as much info as you are comfortable. Once you submit that, you will get an email acknowledging your submission and "approving" you. next just go ahead and provide your specific cruise info and then you will get an acknowledgement after several days. My credit showed up on my future booking within 2 days

  4. On the Royal class ships (including the Regal) there are a cluster of suites surrounding the Concierge Suite Lounge on the Riviera deck. Since these lounges are staffed by concierge, it is a terrific benefit to be in one of those suites. You can use the lounge as much as you like and the concierge helps you to do all the planning, getting your reservations, changing your tours and on and on. I did not realize what a great perk this is until we did a Riviera suite last year on Royal Princess. You never have to go to the customer service desks, there are parties on some days...it is just great. We have reserved another suite on the Enchanted in the same location for later this year

  5. The new Go Lounge also offers help with bookings for onboard. They can help you to book the sanctuary while you are there. This should give you a heads up over the people who run to get there when they get on the ship

  6. I use the free laundry, however, I don't send any clothing that may be ruined. I take laundry pods and dryer sheets with me to do the things that I don't want to send out. While you can purchase the detergent and dryer sheets on board my experience is that after a few days those items may or may not be available. You didn't which which ship but most of them have a laundry area on every deck!

  7. We recently booked Enchanted Princess for a 10 day cruise in Dec 2024. Where can I view details of insurance purchase and the cost for the platinum. We are elite so I think we get the basic insurance for free??? Or am I dating myself?

  8. I couldn't edit my post. In the past we were in L108 with the very large balcony which you will also have in L107. Those huge balconies are terrific. When you are underway, most of the time you cannot go out there because of the wind. The doors are NOT locked but it is uncomfortable out there with the wind. In port these balconies are awesome. Take the offer

  9. Here's an answer from a former business traveller.

    if you miss the flight, what is the next flight that the airline can put you on?? Don't assume that the next flight is in a couple of hours because that flight may be full...do you have enough status for this?

    April 27 is a Saturday and on a Saturday in April those flights may be booked solid........are you prepared to wait a couple of days for the next available seats??

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  10. 56 minutes ago, lx200gps said:

    We booked a C/NE trip out of Boston for a surprisingly good price when Princess first opened them up for sale a few months ago. As it's a July 2024 sailing, the hotel prices are stratospheric in the downtown area near the port, so we're going to stay much farther north in Burlington, right on our route down, then drive the half hour down to the pier the morning of the cruise (unless I can find a hotel with a good Park and Fly package).  The Hampton Inn right at the pier is almost $CAD800 for one night, for example, and the Homewood Suites next to it is over $1K per night. I'll be trying Trinity to see if they have anything useful

    OK but...allow way more than 30 minutes to get there esp if it's a weekday. Traffic into Boston from every direction is stinking bad

  11. I have done business travel to the seaport area in Boston for some time. During the summer, the cost of hotels in this area is much higher. I suggest that you make a reservation that is cancellable at the hotel of your choosing so that you have a price estimate that's within your budget. In the distant past, the Princess cruise packages that included pre and post cruise stays were a significant savings but unfortunately I don't see that reflected in today's pricing from Princess. Further, depending on your hotel choice you may be close enough to walk if you don't have a lot of luggage. The walk from the Renaissance hotel to the terminal is .6 miles

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