Stu UK

Sailing on Quest next week. Just wanting to clarify one aspect. I understand we do not need an entry visa as we are tourists from UK staying for under 30 days. Am I correct in thinking that the additional pre-registration entry document is for air arrivals only / Seabourn will take care of anything required.

Have you checked the Source app. That’s where mine appeared.

Thanks both. They have appeared today - 9 days to go and counting. Very excited. We disembark in Las Palmas so will miss you.

We are due to sail on Quest next week. We have completed all our online documentation. However when we go to Source there are no boarding passes. Are others experiencing this? Or is it just another poor IT system that doesn’t work. I’m guessing I can just show up with the final document booklet?

Did you bring your own wine onboard? If so there will be a corkage fee unless you have a drinks package - even in the retreat. From their website “When consumed in a shipboard restaurant, bar or dining venue, each bottle shall be subject to a corkage fee of $25. Corkage fees do not apply to guests who have a Classic or Premium Beverage Package.” https://www.celebritycruises.com/int/faqs/faq-fragments/enjoying-your-cruise-fragments/beverage-packages

We have. A good friend signed us up 👏

Thanks for the replies. Appreciated.

I’m joining Quest next month for a 10 night cruise. I like to relax in a spa on a ship, especially on the heated loungers. A few questions; 1) I see that I can book a day pass for $49. Do they offer a pass for the whole cruise like on other lines? If so how much? 2) Online I can buy a pass for port days. Sea days show as sold out. Is that actually the case or do they reserve some for purchase onboard? Looking forward to our first Seabourn experience.

I received this as part of an email from Cunard in UK “ Thank you for your email. Thank you for providing details of your Carnival Share holdings however currently we are not able to apply the benefits for cruises past 31st July 2023. We are waiting for the Annual Report to be published which will confirm the benefit values.” I’m guessing, but have never bothered to read it in depth, that it’s hidden in the annual report & accounts that are presented to the AGM.

There are many threads on this. Here is one. https://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/topic/2919600-carnival-shareholder-benefit/

Normally end of April.

Needs to be approved at each AGM.

Are the wines included? If not what is the charge.

Lovely update - looking forward to my first Seabourn cruise at Easter. What are the enhanced improvements / changes that have been announced?

I’ve found preferences. But it’s blank 🤭