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  1. Don't be surprised, Qantas is joining other airlines in charging a fee to reserve a seat before a day or two prior to the flight. Delta and Air France are airlines I had to pay to reserve a seat last year.

    We booked with Qantas Sydney to Hong Kong have to pay $35.00 each to book your seats

  2. IN APRIL WE ARE TRAVELLING ON THE GOLDEN PRINCESS FROM SINGAPORE TO TOKYO. DO THEY HAVE HAPPY HOURS ON THIS SHIP? WE HAVE NOT DECIDED WHETHER TO BUY A DRINKS PACKAGE OR NOT. WE ARE ALLOWED TO TAKE ON ONE BOTTLE OF WINE EACH, WHAT ABOUT CANS OF BEER AND SOFT DRINKS? ARE THEY STRICT ON HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE ON INITIALLY?:halo:

     

    Doesnt look like there will be anymore Happy Hours on princess ships unfortunately , you can take soft drink on but not beer you can take extra bottles of wine and pay $15.00 corkage per bottle

  3. I love the Grand class ships ,Golden ,Star and Grand sailed on the Regal(3,500 pax) and thought it might be too big and crowded but this was not the case ,so well set out ,only thing I dont like about the new ships being built they are cutting out oceanview cabins ,we ended up sailing in an inside wasnt too bad but we save $2,000.00 each by not going to a balcony

  4. When we were on the Regal Princess in 2014 they had 2 lines in the atd one for people whom had booked and the other like us that didnt book ,we waited for 30 minutes whilst the booked line went right on through ,but I would still do ATD as the wait is not normally that long especially if you dont mind sharing a table

  5. We always do anytime dining ,but on the Regal last year they had 2 lines one for people that had booked (apparently had to book in the morning) and another line for people that had not booked we waited an hour one night ,and people we new on the same cruise booked the same table at the same time every night ,defeats the purpose of anytime dining ,have only ever experienced this on the Regal

  6. Hi everyone,

     

    I have been trying to find out about purchasing on board credit on Celebrity this morning for our 30 October cruise on the Century. (YAY!) :D

     

    All I wanted was to get some OBC. (We didn't get any when we booked - we got a good cabin price).

     

    Do you think I could get anyone to help me? Not on your life. :(

     

    First of all I rang Celebrity Oz number (Edward, in Guatamala!) and they said because I booked our cruise through a TA, that they (the TA) would have to purchase same for me. Flatly refused to help.

     

    Next I rang the Travel Agent I used First. He said that they couldn't do it any more - that they didn't have the facilities anymore, that Celebrity had pulled it - it was no longer available.

     

    I brought up Celebrity.com.au on the computer and it's still there on the website under Gifts. I told them. Amazement was expressed. When I asked what the going exchange rate was, if I wanted to buy some through them, there was more amazement and incredulity!! :confused: Kept my temper and hung up.

     

    Rang the Commonwealth Bank to try to purchase US Dollars instead - they nicely said they could only do it for a minimum of $500 US.

     

    DH just walked down to the Post Office to try to buy some.... sigh!

     

    Tune in tomorrow for more excitement!

     

    Lurv,

    ratacake

    You can order also through Travelex and pick up at local store, they dont have a minimum like com bank ,online post office is $500.00 minimum but says can purchase $250.00 in store .princess lets you buy onboard and converts it for you strange that celebrity will not let you do this as it is to their own advantage

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