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Lirio, JP may be asleep. Press “Insert” as shown in the pic above. You can insert pics anywhere in your post.

Yes. That is the last one that happened to me that I referred to at the end of February before the March price increase.

O… M… G… 😳 Did she swim with Duct Tape’s hat and gloves?

I’ve found they issue the difference in whatever form you request it.

At least she wasn’t coming out of the water! 🥶

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Very cool! How was the chocolate?

Thank God for your return! The world can get back on its axis now.

Strictly speaking, the Connoisseur wine list is the same regardless of venue. And, while there certainly is a wine list that contains all of the complimentary offerings across the entire ship, it is guarded like a great secret. This is because the ship may not have all of the listings available at any one time. SS does tailor the complimentary offerings in each venue by time of day. With that said, you are certainly more than welcome to have any complimentary wine of your choosing in any venue at anytime, i.e. if they are pouring an Italian red in La Terrazza, but you would prefer the Chilean red that you enjoyed last night in Atlantide, they will bring it to you in La Terrazza. Just let the wine steward know when you dine.

Love your funnies, ZQT! So apropos this Good Friday.

La Dame follows the same dress code as the ship. So, to answer your question, yes. With that said, I have seen instances when La Dame is not open on the first and last night.

Agree!

Excellent responses from JP and Davey. Here is my two-cents... I wholeheartedly agree with HappyCamper's response. For example, while you can enjoy Chateau d'Yquem in La Dame, SS is certainly going to charge you for the entire bottle. If you don't wish to pay, then SS will offer you a similar wine by the glass. The last time I was in La Dame, the comparable complimentary pour was Château Cousteau from the Cadillac appellation. I believe that particular bottle retails for around $25USD versus d'Yquem at $340.

Lois, do you know if SS normally carries diet caffeine free Coke on their ships? I don’t. That’s a very unique SKU, so I was thinking the OP might need to contact Special Services at least 3-months in advance to ensure they are able to order it and have it on board for the OP’s voyage.

We’ll have to ask Mysty. 😉

Interesting. We’ve always found just the opposite as independent travelers have always been assigned the last disembark time. We prefer this as we can enjoy a leisurely breakfast in the restaurant and avoid the usual disembark day craziness in La Terrazza. Then, when the last announcement is made, we just head to the gangway where there is never a line and stroll off the ship. Super easy to finding our luggage too.

July 3rd is a late season snow. July 5th is an early season snow. I can tell you, @TrulyBlonde will be ticked if she sees a late season snow this year, as well as @mysty. 😁

Do you know the difference between snow falling on your face in Colorado on July 3rd versus July 5th?

Funny how the mind plays tricks. At first glance, knowing Ullr is preparing to visit, I read it as “I have gin and beer now”! 😀

I imagine they’ll have a few high end bottles, but I thought you were looking for something that would be complimentary.

It used to be a minimum 90-days, pre-Covid to guarantee they could acquire the goods and have them loaded in a container on time.

I’m with Observer, Number One Eagles Fan. Don’t understand your post. You may file a request utilizing SS’s fare guarantee policy. SS has great latitude in how they honor the policy, but in our case they honored our suggestion and applied the difference as a credit directly to a future booking. Super easy.

Correct. But, you should still pre-register for airport immigration, customs, and vaccination review. Otherwise, your wait will be even worse that what I shared above.

Katy, bar the door, indeed!

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