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15 hours ago, Colo Cruiser said:
We have not had table side prep in CC.
We have. Mostly pasta but some fish and desserts.
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Looks like a normal day in the office. The tug was doing its job as a "fender".
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Does anybody know what hotel is being used in Montreal? Our itinerary shows a Fairmont hotel for Toronto and Ottawa but just says "a hotel" for Montreal.
Thanks.
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On 9/4/2019 at 2:56 PM, Triptkr said:
They have Zumba classes in the Piazza????? Wowza. Could be entertaining.
No, mostly irritating to everyone except the participants.
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54 minutes ago, pms4104 said:
Why start a new 3FF thread ... already discussed in another thread with loads of importsnt info.
Why not? The old thread may have loads of important info but it may or may not be pertinent to the upcoming promotion.
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We have done it on both the Royal and Regal. I think it's as good as Chef's Table.
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9 minutes ago, Potstech said:
Who said I can't figure it out? Something you do can make you happy but till be a bad decision. To bad you have trouble figuring that our.
What may be good for me may not be for you. Too bad you can't grasp that.
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1 hour ago, Potstech said:
To bad as that is usually how you find out you made a bad decision.
If I'm happy then it is not a bad decision, but I'm sorry that you can't figure out on your own when you have made one.😉
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1 hour ago, arizonaperson said:
On The Island,what area( lounge) is typically used for PES in the evening?
As I recall it's in a back corner of Explorer's Lounge. Not a great location.
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Couldn't agree more!
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1 hour ago, Potstech said:
You got that right.
Yes I did, but what I don't need is somebody telling me why I made a bad decision.
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We have enjoyed Club Class dining several times. I busted my ass for over 50 years to be able to enjoy my retirement. If I want to pop for a suite or a club class mini that is my prerogative just as it is somebody else's to say they wouldn't waste the money.
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2 hours ago, 1emerald1 said:
Yes, yes and yes. I have been able to take advantage of price reductions and better cabins on nearly every cruise by doing this. On my last cruise on the Royal last April I saw a price drop in the morning and called and had it refared. Later in the afternoon I checked again, something I usually don't do, just in the morning and saw that they were running a California Resident Sale and the price dropped again. So I refared it twice in one day. Wound up being the cheapest cruise I have ever taken in 30 years.
I enjoy looking at CC and the Princess web in the morning while I have my coffee, but don't worry, I am not offended by your mockery!
You are so right, I have saved a ton of money by checking every day.
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1 hour ago, railman said:
We have a booking on the Caribbean Princess in December which we booked in April. We booked C506 a mid aft (B2) balcony just aft of mid ship. Princess just “Upgraded” us to D722 (MD) mini suite all the way in the back. This cabin is opposite the self service laundry. It’s certainly not what we consider an upgrade.
At the moment our TA is fighting with Princess to get our old cabin back.
The only problem I see is that you didn't say "Thank you". Great room, great location.
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42 minutes ago, Kingofcool1947 said:
Yes. Welcome to the “Suite Life”. Owner’s Suite? Since you are booked into a full suite, you will have some exclusive perks. Ask Stewart.
Good luck, and enjoy the “ Suite Life”.
Would that be Stewart Stuart, the steward?
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21 hours ago, ifihadamilliondollars said:
After our excursion in Juneau, we had about three hours to explore. We headed for the Red Dog Saloon first to have a famous Duck Fart Shooter. The Red Dog was a cool place. I would have liked to spend more time there and eat dinner but we had planned to go to Tracy's Crab Shack. We should have stayed at Red Dog cause Tracy's was lined right out the door so we didn't end up getting to do that. Anyways, Red Dog did not disappoint. We snagged the last empty table right inside the door. Some others from our tour group had to wait outside. We did the duck farts. They were delicious. Better be for $7.50 a piece! And because we did the duck farts we were given a sharpie to sign the table. The atmosphere in Red Dog was quite enjoyable. And they even had dirt floors.
The new Red Dog is OK (Coast Guard flag on ceiling) but nothing like the original Red Dog across the street. I think you will find the floor is saw dust on concrete.
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At the risk of having this reply pulled as it was when I suggested it in the past, I have found that a small 3-4 oz plastic spray bottle of vermouth packed with my toiletries makes the perfect dry martini. A quick spray or two and you are all set.
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1 minute ago, Colorado Coasty said:
Kingoffool, thanks as always for your positive contributions.😉
Oops, sorry about the typo.😇
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9 hours ago, Kingofcool1947 said:
Wow. What a disappointment.
Since the Royal Princess bridge (the captain?) lied to you, did you, or are you, going to ask for a full or partial refund of your cruise? Or what compensation from Princess do you expect?
Good luck.
Kingoffool, thanks as always for your positive contributions.😉
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8 hours ago, cruisequeen4ever said:
I’m sorry you were disappointed. I was on this cruise and had a fantastic time. I never heard any passengers complaining, and I was out and about a lot on Friday. Friday’s day at sea was smooth. I’ve sailed the Inside Passage, too, and though it is pretty, I don’t feel like we really missed out.
I was not disappointed, I have made this trip many times before and it really didn't matter to me. However, I spoke to several people who expected to sail the inside passage to Vancouver. Some were extremely upset and they expected some sort of compensation.
I enjoyed the cruise as usual and thought I got my money's worth. OF COURSE I DID!!
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Just off Royal yesterday, lots of unhappy cruisers. Went west of Vancouver Island missing the best part of the inland passage. Heard many people saying that they wanted money back.
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2 minutes ago, karatemom2 said:
We are considering booking two of the forward facing balconies on the Royal for an upcoming Mexican Riviera cruise (L102,103, 104, etc.) When talking to the Princess agent she stated that the balcony door is required to remain closed anytime the ship is in transit so the balcony could only be used in port. We found this rather unbelievable - obviously we understand that at times it could be too windy, but certainly never to be able to use the balcony while the ship is moving seems rather extreme. Is there anyone here who has been in one of these rooms who could comment and let us know your actual experience. Thanks in advance!
Not so, you can go out anytime you wish.
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Far be it from me to argue the proper use of terminology with the Navy. I shall fall on my sword but still cringe at the term "wet dock".🙄
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3 minutes ago, GeeDunk said:
We used the term when we would be tied up to a pier for a period of time after a deployment,
Ammo and fuel was off loaded. Air Group flew the planes off prior to entering the Harbor.
The "yard birds" would come aboard to do repairs that we could not do.
Commonly referred to as a dockside availability
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But not if your category is sold out.