JuliaMS

Did they add the 2nd person to the cabins? That would have caused a repricing at that time. The "60% Off" sales are not always as good a price as people expect. How much is the difference?

That's why you have a luggage tag with your contact info. The airline is going to call you. If the baggage ends up in the wrong city but has a cruise tag on it they are not just going to send it to the right city and onlo the ship without contacting you first.

They list 5 fare levels - Basic, Main, Comfort+, Premium Select and Delta One

That depends entirely on you. My son's girlfriend did a Baltic cruise with her Aunt at 23. She was WAY younger than the average cruiser and without a buddy her age. She had a fantastic time! She made lots of fiends on the crew and trivia players.

Has anyone purchased FBC then been able to upgrade the seat to Comfort +? FBC can't tell me if that would be an option when I go to select a seat, they only have economy and premium economy and they can't tell me if Premium economy is Comfort + or "Premium Select" delta sells those all as seperate classes not just seat selections.

We also will be aqua for the first time on a Constellation transatlantic. Will my husband be OK in dockers and golf shirt most nights? I have heard TA is a little more laid back and we will be traveling for 3 weeks before boarding so don't really want to drag a sport coat around.

I did it with Royal. The FCC holder has to call then they issued a new FCC to the recipient. Couldn’t just apply it over the phone.

Big sale right now. Lots of people repricing or even just checking.

@roger b any advice?

They updated the FAQ If a guest books their cruise with Always Included package pricing and would like to upgrade their Classic Beverage Package to the Premium Beverage Package, they may do so via our Cruise Planner platform once their booking is within final payment. The upgrade charge will be $18 per person per day which includes the beverage gratuity. Guests may not purchase a beverage upgrade before final payment when they book Always Included. Alternatively, guests may also upgrade their beverage package from Classic to Premium once onboard the ship.

Same for my October TA

Hi, we will be in Palma in Monday October 24 from 11-7. There will be 4 ships in port that day and depending on how full they are could be 12,000+ passangers. I have seen you say there is plenty to do staying in Palma but with that many ships in will it be too crowded? What would you suggest for those hours staying in Palma?

Our cruise will be in Tulon (La Seyne sur mer) on a Sunday in October. We will be taking a tour in the morning returning about 2PM and we will have about 2 hours close to the port. I'm not sure it would be worth taking the shuttle boat over to Tulon at that point. Will there be anything to see, do or eat close to the ship on a Sunday afternoon?

I will be on the same cruise. Have you found out any more about what may be open on a Sunday in Tulon, Marseille or Cassis?