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  1. 8 minutes ago, memoak said:

    If you board and noon and sail at 5 or so and it takes a few hours to get to international waters you have wasted most of one full day

    We have our last evening in Livorno, and some writes that the "Beer & Wine" thing is enforced many hours... I feel they should have told me when I Pre-Purchased the Drink package upgrade, It was quite expensive. 

  2. 2 minutes ago, DCGuy64 said:

    Beer and wine aren't alcohol? 😉 JK. (I know, you don't drink them)

    Well, while not ideal, you *could* get off the ship and have your tipple at a local bar. AFAIK they're not saying liquor sales IN Livorno are prohibited, only that NCL won't serve hard liquor that day. So if you're really into getting your drink on, leave the ship and shop local. 🙂

    Italy have their right to do what they do, but it is not okay to sell us an upgrade that is not available to us. Why should we buy it if we can not get the premium brands? 

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  3. 19 minutes ago, memoak said:

    This is usually a port or state decree. For instance when sailing from Galveston drink packages don’t work due to state law until you are in International waters

    We upgraded our drink package, if we had known this we would not have upgraded it. But other writes that they enforces this "Wine and Beer only" hours after they left ports.  

     

    I think they should have told us when we purchased the upgrade of the drink package. But thats my opinion. 

     

  4. 10 minutes ago, cruiseny4life said:

    I do think it's a realistic expectation, hehe

     

    But really, if I'm supposed to go back and see all the I-9 documentation from the last three years thanks to the ridiculousness of the federal government, then NCL could update the alcohol regulations in each port. It would be a monster of a job at first to collect it all, but then they just need to keep abreast of the situation. Hmmm, since this impacts every cruise line sailing, I bet some organization like CLIA could do this for them. 

    I dont´t think this issue counts for MSC Cruises their ships are flagged in Genoa (I think) Italy and pay taxes here. 

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  5. Thanks for the answers! Its our 14th cruise we have tried big ships and have a cruise with NCL Getaway in June but I think the old fashion ships with old decor pubs and classic decor.. We do not use flowriders/Para glider simulator/ Go cart/Bumber cars etc. so we learned that smaller and older ships are better for us. Maybe its unfair to the newer ship but they look so cold and minimalistic. I will say the Swim up bar on Arvia looks fantastic. I must try that one day... 😂  Thanks again Guys!

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  6. Hello Guys

     

    We have cruised once with P&O back in 2014 with Oceana, now we are going with Ventura in December (Canary Islands from Southampton). 

     

    Question 1: How is the selection of wines in the Drink package? Many wines or only a few? 

     

    Question 2: Do we have to make a reservation for the Theater/Shows?

     

    Question: 3 How is the Internet (Ultimate) on Ventura? Is it worth the money? 

     

    Question: 4 What is your opinion on the Ventura, Do you like her? 

     

    TIA!

     

    Best regards

     

    from Krydstosser (Means Cruise maniac) 😂

    (Do not mind my spelling, I am from Denmark) 

     

     

  7. Hey Guys 

     

    We just disembarked from Celebrity Reflection the 13th. of june after a wonderful cruise, we got a PCR test on the 14th and we both testet positive for covid. We had a wonderful cruise and has nothing to complain about, we are just curious how many got it. We did not participated in floor dance in the Grand foyer and were very Cautious about our behavior and wearing mask at excursions and so on. 

     

    We have a little fewer and coughing and our throat hurt, we will manage through it. 

     

     

     

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