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11 hours ago, SiliconCruiser said:

I think that may have been the menu for Day 1 of their second leg.  The menus tend to repeat themselves.  We had the same Day 1 menu on the Ruby going to Alaska in July.  Matter of fact I'm starting to be able to know the day of the cruise by what is on the dinner menu.

Ok.  Thanks.  The later pic didn't have the wording "01-WestCoast22" at the bottom right of the menu.  But still....chili on day one as the beef option?  I'm used to having my prime rib day one and then again later in the week.  AND they took away the steak from the everyday portion of the menu.

8 hours ago, mrsskyhook said:

I was almost in shock seeing chili on the menu again on day 3, but I'm assuming that this is the menu from day 1

 ceilidh1  Thank you for taking us along for the ride.  Thanks for posting pics and answering our questions.  The seven days went by really quickly!

Looking forward to your "LIVE FROM" posts.  If possible, can you post pics of the MDR dinner menus, especially from the 12 day sailing?   ceilidh1 posted some but not all from her 7 day cruise since she also did specialty dining.

19 hours ago, ceilidh1 said:

Sofa bed and bunk set up

The pictures that I've been looking for!  Thank you!

If you are using the sofa for the third person, would you mind taking a picture of the sofa after it's turned down?  I'm trying to figure out if the sofa folds out or if they just put sheets over the cushions.  Thanks.

PS Enjoying your posts.  Have fun!

15 hours ago, Cruise Raider said:

We live nearby and usually try to get there around 11:00 AM.  We’ve only waited around 15 minutes or after check in to board recently.  

 

Cruise Raider,

I don't know how else to reach you, but you seem to be in the know.  I have a question posted on the Millennium 9/24 roll call that I hope you can answer.  I tried the messaging feature but it's disabled.

4 hours ago, clueless2 said:

I'm on a cruise Oct 1.  I looked earlier and there are TWO other ships in port that day.  Zuiderdam and a smaller ship.   Other than more crowds around, less taxis/Uber, etc. how does that slow things down?  Not enough workers?

Zuiderdam and Silver Seas Mariner will be utilizing Pier 35 and both are "in transit".  They will have minimal impact on your boarding the Ruby.

Things are alot better now.  As Cruise Raider mentioned, it was a mess in April and a few more times after that.

Happy Belated Birthday!  Enjoy your cruise.  Looking forward to your "Live From".  We will board her in January.

I've been searching far and wide for information on this.  I am scheduled to work the cruise port in San Francisco on Wednesday 4/20.  I know that that cruise has been cancelled.  However, the port seems to think that the cruise is still a go; of course, I know better with all the information that I get from my fellow cruisers on cruisecritic.  I see that Solstice and Eclipse are both currently anchored off the coast of San Diego.  I assume that Eclipse will reposition to Vancouver without any passengers for her 4/23 cruise to Hawaii, but does anyone know if she will make the port of call in San Francisco as scheduled with just her crew?  I don't have instagram so if anyone can get in touch with CD Sue Denning it would be greatly appreciated.

8 hours ago, Astro Flyer said:

Based on this Princess statement you’re correct: “April 4, 2020 - May 31, 2020 - Cancel by March 31 and automatically receive a Future Cruise Credit for 100% of cancellation fees”.

 

In addition you should get refunds for any advance purchases made for your cruise.

 

https://www.princess.com/news/notices_and_advisories/notices/temporary-cancellation-policy.html

Thanks for clarifying.

So if I understand this correctly:

if I cancel our 4/11 cruise by 3/31, we will get a full 100% refund on our already paid-in-full fare port fees, and taxes?

And we will get a FCC on 100% of the cancellation fee?

Who is the current executive chef?

On 6/4/2019 at 3:56 PM, MissP22 said:

It has to do with certain nationalities who prefer green tea as their drink of choice. 

 

That's what I figured.  Thanks

56 minutes ago, tbreeden said:

Hi Everyone,

Just wondering if anyone has recently been on the Solstice Alaska 7 day and has daily schedules, menus and Captains party information.  We leave in August and wanted to get updated information.  Thank you

I posted menus here

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2667692-live-on-the-solstice-any-requests/

starting on page 2

2 hours ago, !MSteacher said:

We are taking the Alaskan cruise from Seattle on the Soltice next month (July 2019).  I'm in the process of planning reservations for specialty restuarants... maybe.  We have always been very happy with the food in the main dinning rooms for most of our cruises, but it is our anniversary so I was thinking we would try a few.  Before making reservations, I would like to check out the menus from the main dining room - Eperney.  Does anyone know where or if they are posted by the member of Cruise Critic.

I posted them here

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2667692-live-on-the-solstice-any-requests/

starting on page 2

7 hours ago, 39august said:

We have never done this so far. May be boarding later than our usual 11 AM next time. What is the typical menu, please?  And I believe they serve from 12-1:30?

Concierge Class Embarkation Lunch - Solstice May 2019

8 hours ago, NutsAboutGolf said:

I emailed the CEO (which usually gets intercepted by her exec team), low and behold they found my bag.  My guess is it was still on the ship and brought off yesterday yet I'm happy to get it; still will be quite a while before I get it.

Glad they found your bag.   Still not right that you'll have to pay for shipping though.

Lunch menus (sea days)

Night seven

Night six.  I believe this was baked Alaska night.  I didn't get a chance to get a picture of the dessert menu.  He passed it out, everyone ordered baked Alaska and he collected them all back right away

Night five

Night four

Night three