CruiserBruce

If you go find the "Live from" thread from the N. Statendam 24 day cruise in August, you will see a lot of menus, including the Gala nights. As that cruise was 10 days longer, no way to absolutely tell which ones will be used on your cruise. Just takes a little looking around here...tons of info for you.

Of course everyone here has tons of experience running a cruise line...

Nobody knows what Canada's requirements will be next summer.

If it is a true 14 day cruise...not two 7 days, B2B, it should have 3 Gala nights. If it is two 7 day B2B, it will have 4 Gala nights. Without having the itinerary in front of me, can't tell you what days Gala nights will be. Again, if two 7 day cruises, the menus will repeat. If its a true 14 day (which you are hinting its not), you will 14 different menus.

They have printed menus.

Google searching would get you the most current providers. I would recommend Worksite Lab, if they still have their downtown operation going.

I will plead ignorance, as I have no idea what Wonderland is. I would suggest a complete question, and perhaps asking on the board for the cruise line involved.

There were 3 on our recent 18 day cruise.

Do we know if this is the situation post Covid? Yes, it was the situation prior to Covid.

But it's stuck between a noisy rail line and a busy front street. Absolutely can't recommend it.

You don't want to stay in the one on Pacific Highway. Stuck between the noisy rail and a busy street upfront.

But what was the exchange rate..."no fees" usually means a markup on the exchange rate, thus costing you more than an ATM rate.

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No, CO is not available to your friends, unless they buy it.

Pier 46 in what port?

@jsn55, a ROUNDTRIP ( from a US port) cruise has a requirement for a stop at a foreign port, thus your stop at Ensenada. A ONE WAY cruise between two US ports requires a stop at DISTANT foreign port, the closest one being in South America.

Suggest you read my comments again. I was talking about Fall 2022 to Spring 2023.

First, according to law, you can't sail from one US port to another without a stop in a " distant foreign port". So you can't start your cruise in Los Angeles and end it in Honolulu. You could start it in Vancouver. There are several cruise lines that do roundtrip cruises out of Los Angeles, San Diego and/or San Francisco. Holland America does San Diego. Princess does LA and SF. Carnival, Celebrity and Royal Caribbean are others. These roundtrip cruises range from 15 to 18 days.

26 cruises, over 300 days on ships...never needed any special card holder.

You realize Spring Break is not just one week...its almost a month? And it's not the same weeks every year?

Have you looked for feedback on TripAdvisor?

Could it be the correct term is "biometrics", which was addressed in the second post on the thread? Because that is what we used disembarking in San Diego in March....

Hmmm....very questionable info here...starting with the comment about going straight to " US Customs ". You went to Immigration. We also boarded a Canada bound ship. Never uploaded our negative Covid test to ArriveCan. We showed our test results at the gangway, and boarded. We did load our vax records to ArriveCan and got our approval.

Look at it a different way...I was referring to the Fall/Winter/Spring San Diego cruising "season".