Oklahoma Cruiser 2012

Have you actually met an executive? Rules are for the other people.

True 'dat. My guess is the cruise lines will continue to require vaccinations to sail but remove the pre-cruise testing requirement. Really, unless you test daily for 14 days before the cruise and then every day on the ship, it's a hit/miss proposition; designed as theater more than anything. You could walk out your front door tomorrow morning and get hit by a bus. Life is way too short to be cowering in fear.

Reporting of "cases" has never been particularly helpful.

I'm guessing my daisy dukes would send some of these people into apoplexy. Note to self: do not bring them this time.

I created a Navica account and had the option to create another "profile" for my wife. Much easier to keep both in one place.

If you were going for the ultra-snob, "crap don't stink", vibe, you nailed it.

Hi, I have a few Hawaiian Shirts (button up short sleeve) that I got from Hilo Hattie's on my last trip to the Islands. Would one be acceptable on a Chic Night on a Caribbean Cruise? It'll be on the Millennium in March. First cruise on Celebrity FWIW. Thanks

When I first perused the menu, I read Bud Light as being "$65" and not "$6.50", my eyes almost popped out of my head. 😆

I thought the rule was 2 per *stateroom*, not per person?

Zulu time takes me back to my Army days.

Curious as to why you'd want to buy one on a cruise ship?

You'll still be dis-embarking in the US. No more hoops than any other domestic flight. The ag inspection is an Hawaii thing too.

I know this is replying to an old post, but this guy is in his 50's at least, the "dad" would have to be well into his 70's..maybe he needs to drop poor ol' dad out of his story going forward.

We have one in March 2023. Love to know the answer to this.

Sounds like you're not really responsible for organizing dinner locations. I vote "overthinking". Port days you and the gang can hang together at the port, maybe do an excursion. Fact is, after spending all day with them, you might be okay with having dinner with just you two.

I put my cruise tags already in the little tag holders, inside my suitcase. That way, if they are lost, the airline could, in theory, take the extra step and see it gets to the cruise ship. Do I actually have confidence that the airline would do that? Not really. I've been travelling for almost dfdjafdf years and have never had a lost piece of luggage.

Yes, but they have to know that you still possess the old one before issuing a new one. I'm sure tons of people don't report stolen or lost passports. According to the State Department, your old one serves as the proof of citizenship, so you don't have to go through the whole birth certificate thing again. I renewed mine with just an application and old passport. From start to finish, took 6 days shy of a month to get it back.

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My travel agent said to purchase it before the 14 days after deposit for "best and full coverage". It's a few dollars more to cover airfare as well as cruise. With the world the way it is right now, even if we don't end up using it, the fact that it's there is comforting. I never would have even considered travel insurance a few years ago, I guess that industry is going to come roaring back.

Carnival does list Cabin 1202 as "Interior Upper/Lower Category 1A"

Why not go out on a limb and have it cut whilst in a port? A little local flavor.

I'd say the best option is the E-Med (or comparable) test. If you're staying in a hotel in San Juan and the tests can't be sent to the UK, maybe arrange with the hotel to receive the test and hold it until your arrival?

I don't care enough to have to actually speak to a person...over the phone. *shiver*. I'd rather ask strangers on a public message board. Life in the 21st Century, eh?

I have to agree, it's not exactly a calculus final exam. Anyone with an attention span longer than that of a goldfish, shouldn't have a problem with the quiz. It's not designed to be difficult.

I got it and took the quiz and got the PU point(s). I have a weird question that I couldn't find the answer to in the T&C for the promo. I'm currently "preview" as I've never sailed Celebrity before (have one scheduled in March). If I take at least 2 PU and they transfer as 2 points to the CC, does that mean I move from preview to classic? Or does that only happen after my cruise?