Always Cruising

I called CAS yesterday and after about 20 min hold time, reached a rep, who told me when pressed that Kim had "left the company." I asked if I'd been assigned a new person, and she said that whomever answered my call would be my new rep (meaning her). Doesn't seem like CAS values their loyal customers, and that things are really tightening up.

I spoke with my rep Kim mid April, so she wasn't fired/let go/terminated before then

I just lost my wonderful CAS rep - have others lost theirs?

A smoked peach margarita - and listen to the music.

His live reviews were the best - and such a great writer. Does anyone know if he and Sue are ok? Sad that he's not posting anymore.

Just found the post - sounds like a fabulous evening!

Love your review, and your writing style! I think I missed the dinner with the officers recap. Which officers attended, and how was it? The last one I attended was set for 14 at a giant almost square table (quite a few tables pushed together), and only 2 officers and 5 guests attended. Lots of empty space, and we couldn't talk to each other at all (except to my friend who was seated next to me, and we'd already been together for 2 weeks!) I suggested we move around to be at least close to others, but the idea was nixed.

I read somewhere on Cruise Critic that Beau will be performing on the Joy May into early June. Will try to find the post...

wondering what the reciprocity is between casinos

I did a search, but couldn't find info. Thanks in advance

What is the yellow and green drink on the table with your clam chowder? Thanks for the great pictures and info...

On the Joy to Bermuda last summer, we were offered Q the first night - the Haven restaurant was overwhelmed. I was glad to take advantage of the offer, and not use a specialty meal. Loved the music and the smoked peach margarita! My daughter and granddaughter stayed for the Haven dinner, but service was slow.

Yes - they were hoping a lot of people would take advantage of the offer, because it was a super full ship (New Years Eve, school vacation, etc). Most cabins had max number of people (ie 6 to a 2 bedroom). Haven lunch would have been crazy busy.

It was offered to Haven guests on my cruise in 2018 - equivalent to American Diner previously offered to alleviate crowding in the Haven dining room the first day (lunch only)

I've found benefits much better abroad for Titanium members. Some US hotels are reticent to even offer breakfast (if no concierge lounge - Mclub now, I think). But hotels in Europe and Britain have been wonderful about an amenity in the room and upgrades - and definite lounge access without a question.