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OMG! it's hard to see. Thanks so much

I know I saw this mentioned somewhere but now I can't find the answer. When using the app, it defaults to my upcoming April cruise. I've logged off and back on and it just goes to the same cruise. I want to access a different cruise (in June) that I have booked. How do I switch over to the June cruise?

For our cruise in April on the Caribbean Princess, we are in a suite and I am trying to book the complimentary speciality dining on embarkation day in the Crown Grill. I have tried booking using the app and also on the Princess website and on both the order summary says cover charge (adult) x2 = $78 and then dining credit of $39.00, with a balance owing of $39.00. I also tried booking Sabitinis and it was the same thing (except it showed a balance owing of $35). The perk is: Complimentary Specialty Dining Dinner on embarkation evening What am I doing wrong that it is not showing the entire meal (for 2) as complimentary?

OK, I'm on the app trying to book the complimentary specialty dinner on embarkation day (we are in a suite). It says the cost is $39 for adults in the Crown Grill and $35 for adults in Sabatinis. Since this dinner is supposed to be complimentary, how do I make a reservation at one of these restaurants without getting charged?

Just looked at the app for our upcoming cruise on the Caribbean Princess and for the Crown Grill it says $39pp adults $19.50 kids. For Sabatinis it is $35 pp adults $17.50pp kids.

Here is a photo of our bar set up on the Caribbean Princess from last year. Since we had the drink package, we just took the little bottles home.

You can also get the printed daily activity sheet in large print. We always ask for the large print verison through Celebrity's Access Department prior to sailing but I'm sure you could make a request at Guest Services or your stateroom attendant. Same goes for menus. Access Department: (954) 628-9708 (voice) or e-mail to special_needs@celebrity.com

Royal has its own wheelchair assistance. However, if you get wheelchair assistance beginning outside the terminal, the pusher will be one of the port employees. That person will push you as far as they are allowed to go and then a Royal pusher takes over. So you may in fact have two different people pushing you. (Tips are appreciated.) You may also have to wait in a seating area for the Royal pusher as it is pretty much first come first served. The pushers know all the short-cuts to take. In November the Equinox was docked at a different location than its usual dock and the ramps were the worst I've ever seen. However, the (Royal) wheelchair pusher took a different route, through the cargo loading area and missed the ramps entirely.

We were on the Equinox last month. Stairs only to the Retreat sundeck. The Retreat sundeck is only available to guests in suites.

Standard stateroom doors are 32 inches wide. A fold up scooter would fit.

Ahhh. special@needs@rccl.com was the email Celebrity was using for our upcoming cruise in February. On Celebrity's website it lists special_needs@celebrity.com. 🙄

You will need to arrange for a rental from an outside company. The two companies most often mentioned are scootaround.com and specialneedsatsea.com. The equipment will be in your stateroom when you board and you leave it there when your cruise is over. You will want an accessible stateroom if a scooter is rented. You will need to advise Celebrity and they will have you complete a Special Needs form. Celebrity's Access Department is (954) 628-9708 (voice) or send an e-mail to special_needs@celebrity.com. PS: If you happen to use scootaround.com, try this code for a discount (if you can't get it to work on their website, give them a call): USCRUISE (from the United Spinal Association). Also regarding scootaround, if you book on-line, their system will add insurance to your price so you must uncheck the insurance choice if you do not want it. Celebrity's FAQ re accessible cruising: https://www.celebritycruises.com/faqs/accessible-cruising Celebrity's special needs link: https://www.celebritycruises.com/special-needs Celebrity's accessible brochure: https://www.celebritycruises.com/special-needs And hop on over to the disabled cruise forum where you can find anything you ever wanted to know about renting scooters: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/114-disabled-cruise-travel/

We were on the Caribbean Princess twice during 2022 and always went to the casino in the mornings. This is also where a lot of the smoking non-gambling passengers hang out just to smoke. At least since it was morning, the smoking gamblers were not as plentiful as later in the day. One of our FREE suite amenities is below.

Here is the disembarkation information from our Equinox cruise last month. Equinox debark 1.pdf Equinox debark 2.pdf

Just received an email from Celebrity this morning called Exciting Deals which says it's last minute deals on their final few staterooms. We are going to be on the Reflection in February and our sailing was listed as one of the Exciting Deals so I did a dummy booking for the stateroom category we have booked and with the exciting last minute deals price, it is $2000 more than we paid.

I always like the pier runners. Especially the ones who look they don't have a clue that they are late and are just sauntering toward the ship.

This is exactly what we do. Booking a future cruise while on board has the added perks of OBC, reduced deposit (like $100 pp), etc. If you booked your current cruise with a TA, Celebrity will transfer your new cruise to that same TA (if you want, or you can tell them not to transfer it and then you can choose whatever TA you want).

We were on the Equinox last month and this is what their newsletter said was open at embarkation (under Lunch).

The Skyride is not accessible but you can drive to the top and skip the Skyride (which gets a lot of mediocre reviews). Here is John Sage's take on accessibility of St Thomas, including the lack of accessible taxis: https://www.accessiblecaribbeanvacations.com/st-thomas-usvi-disabled-access If you decide to hire an accessible vehicle, this transport company (ICBW) has 5* on Trip Advisor. ICBW = It Could Be Worse. https://usviicbw.com/ Is your cruise ship offering any accessible tours in St Thomas?

If the vendor raised their fee, wouldn't Celebrity just increase the amount it charges passengers for this service?

Yes, we had luggage valet on Princess twice this year. We love it! I can't figure out what the deal is with Celebrity that they have not reinstated this very popular program.

Are you talking about employees of the ship or port personnel? If it's port personnel, you might consider a medical alert pendant or lanyard identifying your husband as having Alzheimers. Hopefully they will look at it and be more patient. The ship personnel will be aware of his Alzheimer's since it should be noted on his Medallion. If you haven't already done so, contact Princess' Access Department to advise them of his condition. accessofficeprincess@princesscruises.com You might take a look at this video where the Princess employee is talking aobut the Medallions and explains the ship/crew will also know where he is at all times on the ship (especially important in the event of an emergency). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VJEY3Wxm3k

@GoHuskies! Your rollator photo is exactly like my husband's. Highly recommended! PS: Is your name referring to the Washington Huskies?

Take a look at this, page 8: https://secure.viewer.zmags.com/publication/bd36ca7d#/bd36ca7d/8 Definitely contact Celebrity's Access Department and advise them. special_needs@celebrity.com 866 592 7225

We were just in Fort Lauderdale (at the airport and the cruise ship port) with a foldable transport chair. I don't know how small your friend's scooter is when it's folded but our foldable transport chair fits in the trunk of regular taxis and some of them are not very big. There are definitely taxi vans at the airport, too, so she could ask (there should be a person directing the passengers to the taxis) for one of them specifically if she thinks she needs a larger vehicle. The vans cost the same as a regular taxi sedan. And interestingly, she should definitely take a look at this recent thread about taxis in Fort Lauderdale: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2897302-taxi-from-lauderdale-cruiseport-to-airport/#comment-64425158