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  1. I'm coming in by train from southern NSW and was to get off at the Quay, so now how do I get to White bay and what is the aprox cost? I'm just a bit confused as I'm not familiar with the transport arrangements. Thanks for any help.

    PS the ferry coming to and fro from White bay would be a good move if we could get that to the other terminal, just a thought.

  2. This whole issue is out of Celebrity's hands. It has been forced upon them at short notice by the Ports Corporation. Shuttle buses are probably not an option for Celebrity because vehicle access to the terminal will be restricted.

     

    However seeing as they are using ferries to shuttle passengers from White Bay to the ship I can't see why they wouldn't use those same ferries to take passengers to White Bay if required.

     

    Yep, it's a mess.

    Good point the ferry over to white bay seems logical to me as well, maybe commonsense will prevail :)

  3. Our last cruise was our first as diamonds and we meet many nice people in the diamond lounge a few of them had 140 points or more and did not know about the block, after some discussion with them they went and saw the C&A ambassador and received their in their cabin the next day. It seems that some C&A ambassadors do a great job in keeping up to date with the loyal cruisers and others just miss the mark, I know we all get busy and miss things but come on 210 points and no block, it seems a bit rude to me. Royal should be Loyal.

  4. How long does it take roughly from the wharf to the airport. We have done it once on the bus which we found very easy, but we can't remember how long it took us.

     

    I remember we took a taxi in from the airport as we didn't know where our apartment would be exactly, and his driving in a fairly old car (it seemed old anyhow, or just well worn) was a bit scary. The bus felt safer. I know the taxi to the casino was very good value compared to walking up that hill!

     

    Try this it's a link to the public transport site.

     

    http://www.maxx.co.nz/info/how-to-travel/take-the-bus/airport-services.aspx

  5. No you do not need to disembark with all your luggage.

     

    If you are staying in the same cabin for both legs, then you need do nothing. Each ship has different rules for B2B cruisers. When we did B2B around Australia, we disembarked at our leisure and toured Fremantle/Perth on our own. When we returned to the ship, we just re-entered through the crew entrance, 'dinging' on of course.

     

    If you are changing cabins, your stateroom attendants will move your gear for you. I think you may have to pack the drawers etc. but the wardrobe gear is just carried from what I understand.

     

    Forgot to mention that we got our new cruise cards on the last night - they were left in our cabins with the Cruise Compass.

     

     

     

    Hope this is of some help.

    Yes it was a great help especially about the new cruise cards, if it has changed I will let this thread know :)

  6. I agree that it's frustrating when you have to share the little can of drink, it just seems a bit cheap to me, it's not as if it costs them that much, and what is our loyalty worth for all of the angst they get, might be better off just giving us another voucher of some kind.

    I thought it was a Member benefit not a cabin benefit. And yes I have read the T&Cs and that dose not mean that I have to agree with them.

    Anyway that's my view :)

  7. We should get all our money back but 50 percent future cruise credit to use in 1 year does not help. Only forces y to spend more money. Anyone get anything better from them?

    In regard to the 12 month time frame that is required to take your cruise credit, keep the communication lines open as we did and got our credit extended to two years which was more manageable for us.

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