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Sounds like you had way more variety in entertainment than the 9 days I was on. We had essentially the same show each evening, all very well done, just different songs. Got tedious. Sometimes it was possible to dance along; other performers spent more time on the floor and less on the stage so dancing was not an option. In my case I had no one to dance with so it was a moot point. One issue EJ acknowledged when I was there, was that the room design and bar were resulting in many in the audience chatting with one another throughout the show - very irritating for those of us who wanted to listen the show.

Forgot to say the included wines and cognacs were of insufficient quality on EJ. NC and SS were fine.

I disagree. I was on Explora in August and Symphony in September; SS earlier in the year. Enrichment, entertainment and service on NC wins hands down. New closets in the smaller staterooms do not. I find NW and EJ food superior to SS.

I'm on that site. I've filled out all the info. I click on save and don't move forward from there. What is supposed to happen when click on save? Thanks in advance for your reply. I'm very frustrated.

I don't think there is a corkage fee. After all they save money if you drink your own wine. Yes, a group of us did a VR on the Symphony's first sailing. An excellent time was had by all.

You may not be looking in the right place. Log into your account, select the booking, reservations, excursions. The prices are there. The prices are not on the public webpage.

That wine list does look a bit odd. Some wines I had on Symphony in September don’t show on it nor are there obvious replacements.

It was before Covid on Symphony. I don’t recall precisely when. It’s also possible to decline all food (hint, send the plate away) or request just one particular sandwich or the like.

When I was on EJ in August all the restaurants did a fine job of handling my food allergies as long as I ordered dinner by I think it was 10am that day including Anthology.

Sorry. No idea.

A Princess is getting married.

Yes, sushi bar is only first come-first serve. No reservations.

I inquired and was told it is an IT issue that should be fixed soon.

Waterside is closed on port days and open on sea days.

Well then you’re fortunate that the buffet is not the only choice.

There were 3 lecturers on the cruise. Besides the 2 morning lectures during the mornings at sea, they had some 4pm lectures on days when we weren’t sailing late.

That’s my understanding. You can use sub-credits for others booked on the same cruise as you. I don’t know if use of same credit card is required.

Thanks for the heads up.

Yes, of course. We can dine anytime we wish to (reservations/space permitting of course).

Cruises must depart on or before 12/31/25.

Read the fine print. What Keith has said is correct.

It’s attributed to Keith Cox, VP Entertainment.

Nancy, I’m part way through my third week. Host availability has been excellent. Dance hours are generally 6-7 and 8:15-11. Unfortunately most of the dancing is in the Palm Court. The floor is better than it used to be, but still not as good as the Starlite. A duo plays the music and were selected with the ability to play dance music in mind. The disco is in Jade: White Party in the Cove etc.

I’m on board and can confirm they have not been redone. They have real closets!

There’s currently one on every cruise.