cambriah

Hi:

We recently booked a California Coastal cruise with Princess, and fo the first time selected Anytime dining.We thought it would give us a bit more flexibility as to when we wanted to dine each night.

Does anyone know if you can make reservations a day or two in advance with Anytime dining, or do you simply show up and hope for the best?

Thanks in advance!!

Cambriah

Thank you all so much for your responses. Very helpful!

Cambriah

We recently booked a Panama Canal cruise, but ther were only a limited number of cabins available.

We had no choice but to book a VERY Forward Stateroom.

Any problem with being at "the very front of the boat"?

Wew are two seniors and would appreciate any opinions/thoughts on this issue.

Thanks in advance!

Cambriah

"Chilled merlot"?!!? :screwy:

I admit it does sound gross, but I often add ice cubes to my merlot.

Salud!

Thank you for your input. I can picture myself on with a pre-paid beverage package, sipping on a nice glass of chilled merlot.

Ahh!

Cambriah

Hi:

My wife and I will be taking a 13 day Mediterranean cruise in early September.

Is it better to purchase a wine/beverage package prior to the cruise, or wait until we board the ship?

Any opinions/suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Cambriah

Hi All:

We have been on several cruises and thoroughly enjoy the cruise experience.

We normally contact our TA, discuss where and when we want to go, get a price and then book.

My question is this: If the price is reduced, or. If the cruise line adds additional promotions (e.g. On board credits) does the TA normally look into this, or is it my responsibility? Put another way, if the price of the cruise comes down, may I qualify for the lower price?

Your thoughts/opinions would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Cambriah

Hi:

We typically use a travel agent when booking our cruise.

Any advantage to booking the cruise DIRECTLY with the cruise line?

Just curious to see some opinions.

Thanks in advance!

Cambriah

Hi All

We are 2 Seniors and are looking into A Celebrity Cruise Tour to Italy for next May or June. We like the idea of touring Italy first -- Venice, Florence and Rome --and then taking the Mediterranean cruise. Anyone out there take this trip?

Would appreciate any thoughts, pro or con. Too strenuous for two 70 something Cruisers? We are in pretty good shape, and walk about 3 miles every day, making sure we get back home in time for Judge Judy.

LOL

Cambriah