Beaver1975

Mine is fixed and shows in my MSC account. I guess I am a glass half full kind of guy while you seem to be a glass half empty kind of guy.

Did not suggest you give them a pass. Just give them some time. My booking was fixed and I am good to go. They changed my sailing date and matched the better price for the two different dates. They just asked my TA to give them 24 (or so) hours to finish changing the booking and send out a new confirmation. But, if that does not work for you, I will suggest the same thing as I suggested MsTabbyKats.

If you were on their website last night I would expect that you might have seen some inaccuracies. They are trying to get everything on line and did not expect to take any actions with passengers until today (the 5th) As for MsTabbyKats, you seem to have a long running problem with MSC. It might be time to cut your losseswith MSC, for your mental health sake, and move on to other lines.

Most people are in the vibe because they want peace and quiet. I, for one, would prefer no music whatsoever. And on the topic of personal music. There is nothing more annoying than someone that plays their own music in a public area. It is twice as annoying when there is music being played publicly as they do on Harvest Cay.

Does anyone have menus for the main restaurant/bar in the port area. We have not been there since it was Senor Frogs and were wondering if the pricing for food and drinks has gotten a little more realistic than the gouging that Senor Frogs did.

But, there are some rally ugly "cages" off shore that keep the seaweed at bay.

I just received an email from Carolyn and Tropicante is alive and well.

Every cruise line had sales to entice people back on to their ships. Now that they are all sailing at near capacity they are all trying to maximize profits to recoup losses from the Covid shut downs.

Carolyn was there. But, the squeeze out may be complete and they could possibly be gone. I emailed her a few days ago, to make a reservation, and have not heard back. Costa Maya become a "sea day" for us.

There is a Pandora shop in Costa Maya. But. it is not an authorized outlet. They look like authentic pandora product but are priced higher than authorized stores.

Not true as of late April, we were just there. Granted they seem to be getting squeezed out by El Faro and Krazy Lobster and I don't expect them to be around much longer.

How would the dining package work in Food Republic since there are no clear appetizer, soup or salad, main course and dessert?

The "CDC" report is fake news. WWW4.CDC.GOV does not exist.

It has not been useless to me. We have had wonderful experiences using the General Manager's secretary for our concierge needs. Now the same "know it alls" are going to chime in on just how incorrect I am. I am simply conveying my past experiences from my previous dozen or so cruises. So, I will just leave this here for anyone that cares to check it out.

No matter how you book it you will only receive two "dinner for two" coupons for the actual Platinum guests.

The GM’s secretary is not responsible for the restaurant reservations for 2,000 or more passengers. The comments at the beginning of all this was based on Platinum Latitudes and above Concierge perk. As I said there are a few “no it alls” that pass around misinformation.

I will not even try to counter all of the misinformation contained here. I have been presenting my personal experiences and what I have been told by the people involved. This has occurred over my past 10-15 cruises that I am basing my post on. Now, there a number of "know it alls" that believe they know the only truth that exists. So be it, I will continue to enjoy the "concierge" perk as it has been presented to me. The rest of you can follow which ever path you believe works for you. I am done here.

I will restate it again if you find it so nebulous. The actual perk for non-haven guests, that need the assistance of a concierge, is provided by the General Managers (HD) secretary. Occasionally the HD will put you touch with the actual concierge and you will be treated the same as any Haven guest. Personally I have received much better service from the secretary than I have from most concierges

I will restate it again if you find it so nebulous. The actual perk for non-haven guests, that need the assistance of a concierge, is provided by the General Managers (HD) secretary. Occasionally the HD will put you touch with the actual concierge and you will be treated the same as any Haven guest. Personally I have received much better service from the secretary than I have from most concierges

To what purpose did you quote me? Plus Cruse Next is not a "concierge". I do find them to very helpful people and if they happen to do something that the concierge should do that is a bonus.

Personally I have found the exact opposite of your observation. The actual perk for non-haven guests, that need the assistance of a concierge, is provided by the General Managers (HD) secretary. Occasionally the HD will put you touch with the actual concierge and you will be treated the same as any Haven guest. Personally I have received much better service from the secretary than I have from most concierges As for pre-cruise concierge access that is strictly for Haven guests.

4" is quite the exaggeration. But, there are quite close together, but you can still get between them. Albeit shuffling sideways.

Yes, there is a parking ramp attached to NCL's beautiful new terminal.

Because even if you book the YC directly you are "paying" for the drink package.

Get over yourself already.