matt0148

You can add it manually.

Look for "Don't see your reservation below? Add it here."

Honestly, I would just leave the potty chair or seat at home and let her get used to the normal seat.

This is what we did and it worked (maybe we were just lucky :))

The one aspect that deters me is the fact that the minimum age for speciality dining is 12, which means we can not visit one as a family for the whole 14 days :(

Kids under 12 are allowed at Tuscan Grille & Qsine. Only Murano has the 12 years age restriction.

Straight from the Blue Chip Club:

Blue Chip Club members are expected to play at least 2 hours per day during their cruise, placing the following minimum bets: Blackjack/Dice at $50.00 per hand/roll; Caribbean Stud/Let It Ride/ Three Card Poker / Roulette at $25.00 per hand/spin; Slots at $5.00 per spin.

 

BLUE CHIP CLUB PERKS

 

New Perks

• Priority Boarding for Blue Chip Club members
  
• Canyon Ranch SpaClub® — 20% off any Signature Treatment
  
• Internet — 25% additional minutes for any package of $59 or higher purchased
  
• Bingo — Purchase any Bingo package and receive one 3 ON Red Jackpot card. Jackpot card will be for the 3rd game.
  
• Specialty Dining — 5% off already discounted Specialty Dining Packages, and 20% off cover charge in any specialty restaurant when dining on embarkation day.
  
• Image Photo — 20% off one individual photo print and portfolio, plus 20% off the purchase of one Voyage in Review DVD.
  

 

Shoreside Benefits:

• Receive special email offers and promotions for discounted sailing's, and, depending on your level of play, receive complimentary cruises.
  
• If you book a cruise directly through the Blue Chip Club office, you have the option to cancel your reservation at any time, for any reason and you will not be charged a penalty fee. You will be reimbursed 100%.
  
• Based on your level of play in the casino, earn incentive credits that can be used towards payment of a future cruise or redeemed as cash in the casino (if used within one year).
  
• If you book a cruise on your own, let the Blue Chip Club offices know ahead of time, and we will send your incentive to the ship, as well as notify our onboard casino staff that you will be sailing.
  

 

Onboard Benefits:

• Complimentary drinks in the casino while you are playing
  
• Spa Treatments
  
• Wine at Dinner
  
• Specialty Dining invitations
  
• Please note that all of the aforementioned benefits are based on your play, and at the discretion of the Casino Host or Manager
  

Well my charge finally appeared on my credit card. Of course, instead of charging me the quoted $27.20 CAD per unit I was charged $25 USD on the basis that my reservation was booked in USD (and then converted by my CC at 1.28).

 

On hold with them...we'll see how it goes. :rolleyes:

Well after getting nowhere on the phone, I gave in and cancelled my order then sent a email to Celebrity noting my disappointment.

However, received a call from Celebrity tonight in response to my email and they have indicated they will be refunding the difference to me so I will be paying the advertised rate. Woohoo!

They have updated the online deck plans now to show Luminae.

Well my charge finally appeared on my credit card. Of course, instead of charging me the quoted $27.20 CAD per unit I was charged $25 USD on the basis that my reservation was booked in USD (and then converted by my CC at 1.28).

On hold with them...we'll see how it goes. :rolleyes:

In your copy of Celebrity Today, it shows opening time for the El Bacio cafe as 11:30 am, in the past (on the Constellation) it has been 7:00 am. Is this a fleet wide change? Or, a (I hope) misprint?

Sounds right - it was embarkation day.

I wonder if it is one of Canada North planes

It is! C-GPNL

Tables - you can give the dealer your card but 3% is added to what you get in cash

It's actually up to 5%.

Here is the MDR kids menu:

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1962573

No kids menu in the specialty restaurants but, in my experience, they can still get similar dishes for you on request.

Drinks are free if you are a member of the Blue Chip Club which is by invite only.

If you play enough, the Casino Manager should approach you by the end of your cruise with an invitation. Of course I presume you could always ask that your play be rated so they can determine if you qualify for an invite (in which case they will keep track of your spend).

Unfortunately not the same interactive TV (smaller as well I believe) - no free movies but you can review your account on it.

I always use a TA - only reason is the additional OBC.

In my experience you won't see a credit, rather they will remove the charge directly from your account - the only charges I have ever had removed were specialty restaurants and internet packages.

They certainly do have issues.

This is an excerpt from I received from an email a few days ago:

YOUR COURTESY HOLD WAS PLACED AT: 11:11 AM EST on Juanuary 6.

YOUR COURTESY HOLD WILL EXPIRE AT: 11:11 AM EST on Juanuary 7.

I bet there is an IT guy at Celebrity named Juan having a chuckle...

We bought it for our daughter when she was 2 - she lasted about 2 minutes in it - we just sold it on Craigslist.

I would go with the car seat on on your lap.

I was at a craps table Monday morning and wasn't paying attention (half asleep still) and accidently put my bet down on don't pass. I actually won twice in a row before I realized what I had done. :eek:

I had a super long roll later that day (seemed like forever) where I absolutely killed someone betting the don't pass...there is no greater joy :D

Anytime you cash in more than $2500 in chips at one time at land based casinos there is a form filled out, more than $10,000 in a day another form(SARP). There's a warehouse in Washington full of these forms, so I don't worry about it.

I've never had to fill out a form of any kind :confused:

Keep in mind that payouts include every penny that has been won. So when you get .25 and you win .15 that is .15 that goes into the "payout" pool even if you end up losing every cent. You will never get the casino to tell you how much they profitted on a cruise.

I would estimate that the casino would end up with anywhere from 8-15% of every dollar put in the machines. :eek:

How about card table jackpots? Hit a Royal Flush at Ultimate Texas Hold'Em!! :o