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  1. I would be surprised if it did get to this stage. As with specialty dining currently they keep some reservations back so people can book once onboard (or at least this is what I've always been told). I have a feeling if it did become an issue with the character bookings they would do the same thing.

     

    That's good to know. It's definitely more convenient to be able to book ahead of time so I think it's a great thing that they're doing. I certainly would prefer to do that rather than spend time waiting in line for tickets when I get on board!

  2. Okay, thanks! From what I've read it does seem to be that they try to have enough M&G times to accommodate everyone. I'm just nervous that we'll miss out with the policy change. We aren't sailing until next year so I'm sure I will hear more about it as time goes by :)

  3. Hi, sorry to have to tell you that a card cannot be used in most machines in Germany unless it is the type with a chip and pin number. American Visa/MC are accepted where you are 'served by a human' so to speak and can sign for the purchase. It is wise to have a small amount of local cash (euros) as machines do not accept any cards for ticket purchases under a certain amount and cash is also needed for rest rooms, bakeries, street stalls etc.

    Maybe other cruisers would like to comment on their experience in this area as being a resident the problem does not arise for me.

    Happy cruising, :)

    Anni

     

    As always, thanks so much for your help. I will exchange some dollars into euros for the trip.

  4. What a good thread! Thanks for getting this conversation going.

     

    I sent out an invitation to a group of friends and acquaintances to have them join me on a cruise to Alaska. Most were very excited for me, even if they could not go, but one replied back that he would rather “spend the money on my family than go on a swanky cruise.”

     

    His response just struck me as a sad statement. It’s such a pity that some have to respond to a happy event with a snarky comment, rather than just being happy for someone else.

     

    That is very sad that they felt they had to make that statement.

     

    I, too have gotten comments from friends about how often I travel and I just say that I choose to spend my money on experiences instead of other things. My husband and I don't own the latest, greatest gadgets and we don't eat out a lot, etc.

     

    I feel like I don't travel enough!!!

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