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The clearest water we've ever seen (and able to actually go swimming in) was off the coast of Croatia.

We rcvd it a while back, as well.  Actually  it was a time share presentation and wiat.....only $4000 to buy in.  They also claimed to get absolutely the lowest, best price on any cruise or other travel plan.  We were contemplating a cruise at the time and asked how much it would be if booked through them.  They would NOT tell us what it would cost unless we were already a "member".  Complete waste of our time!

And if there were just  the difference of a few seconds the Stockholm might have hit the Doria at the bow instead of just below the bridge, the water tight doors might have prevented it from sinking.

I remember when on the Home LInes back in the 70's, after 6PM men had to wear a jacket and tie in the public rooms.....and it was enforced.

Maybe it depends on the airport, but just a couple of months ago I brought my neighbor to the airport.  She needed "wheelchair assist".  I was the "assist".  I was given a gate pass at the check in counter.  Had to present ID and go through security like everyone else.  Sat at the gate with her until they boarded her.

I look at the prices on these sites, contact my TA who I regularly use, and they pretty much always match that price or maybe $50 or so more, but  I use them because of the service they provide.

Where do you print bags tags from?...........We printed them on our printer at home.

Depends on where you're going.  Domestic, you'll probably do better on your own.  Our experience has been that going on a European cruise, the cruise line's air has ALWAYS been a better deal. Being from the NYC area, we've always gotten a non-stop at a reasonable time..

My question is....If a ship is going to be in a port overnight, why would you want to get off and go stay in a hotel that night?

ANyone else on this sailing?

Back in the 70's there was closed circuit television in our cabin on the talian Line's " Michelangelo"

We've found that the dining experience varies  between ships of the same line, not the line on the whole. Sometimes it depends on where the ship is being provisioned,

Another couple we know just booked as price went down, perks went up!  Anyone else? Check it out.

Hubby and I came  home TA on QM2 in July  and we're booked on the "Rotterdam" to the Caribbean in Jan '23.

Sailing date is getting close...just moving this up from page 4.  Anyone else on this sailing?

Hubby and I and another couple are going to start the New Year off with this cruise to the Caribbean.  Anyone else?

Was not planning to go, but it ended up a super deal!  Hubby and I are sailing.....anyone else?

Hubby and I are on this sailing (hopefully it will sail)  anyone else?

Anyone else?  Hubby and I are on the Jan 6th 3 day and then the Jan 9th 7day, making it a 10 cruise.  2X to their out island as both sailings stop there which is the nicest out island we've been to.  This will be our 4th Divina cruise.

We're on Cape Cod for the summer so we're taking this cruise to Bermuda.  Any one else?

And I hope it's going to be a little bit cooler when we go as we're going to be spending 3 days in Seattle prior.  It's hotter in Seattle today than it is here in Fla!

Hubby and I just booked...anyone else?

If I'm not mistaken, didn't "Easy Cruise" or some company do that a few years ago?  It was not well recieved and ended.

Cunard cancelled the sailing.

Just heard from our TA.   A) Final payment is now due May 25th.         B) Their offices are closed for 6 weeks.