Shiba_Lover

If they have a good price I book. I've had awful experience and no problems with them. One thing I like... I can book really early business class and often get a good deal. I can put this on hold and not pay until final payment. I can watch airline until final payment and buy direct from the airlines if I choose and cancel the flight by celebrity one. If I don't get a better deal by final payment, I still have the flight.

Usually the blank spaces are some sort of crew / storage areas / mechanical areas. A great tool is cruise deck plans website, with the deck drag tool. You can use that and see that the cabins you are looking at are actually really below the ocean view cafe not the blank space, but that blank space may be over your balcony??? It is probably some area that is mechanical or something for the cafe. Celebrity Edge Deck-Drag (cruisedeckplans.com)

You are incorrectly assuming that those of us who HAVE had problems do not know what we are doing. Just because you have not had an issue does not mean that those of us who have had issues do not know what we are doing.

Go for it! You will look fantastic, and will likely have many people tell you so! (and who would not want that)

Qatar does as well. I just booked business class on Qatar through FbC because I was able to get the flights for 4K less per person than I was booking direct with Qatar. When I priced on Qatar site, outbound I could pick seats for free, but return would require paying to pick seats. Same via FbC. Weird and frustrating. BA does waive the fee if you have Gold status in their frequent flyer program.

If it's on American and you paid for premium economy yourself, ask you need to do is go on the American site, there s form for cancelled/changed flights where you can submit to get the refund for upgraded premium seats. You have to submit this yourself. You just need the confirmation number. I did this for flights made by flights by celebrity that changed and we got the refund within 48 hours.

We did outer loop. I thought the water was great. We did not have rain. It was not too hot, but the sun was it, so sunscreen is a must. I need a sweater in the ship dining room at night ( I'm often cold), but it was nice outside at night. It was humid, but not too bad.

Each interior magic carpet sky suite joins via a vestibule to an inside cabin and the two outside magic carpet sky suites each join to a concierge class room. (ie - the magic carpet sky suites do not actually join to each other via the vestibules in case it is not clear in the deck plans) Your kids sound mature, so you should be fine as long as they are comfortable not actually adjoining to you. Hope that helps explain how they join. Sorry if you already understood this - could not tell if you were thinking the sky suites joined via vestibule.

Interesting.... I guess everyone from here needs to start contacting this guy instead of contacting Celebrity directly when they do something like start charging for room service or wipe out entire sailing seasons (like take out South America and replace it with more Caribbean) and so on.... Sounds like he may be able to actually do something.

I had to re-read the article to figure out "who" is saying "my advocacy team almost never hears from Celebrity customers". OK - so what Celebrity customer would actually contact Christoper Elliott if they had an issue 🤣. It says he has a customer advocacy group. His group is not who anyone contacts. And where / when do you get a welcome onboard drink and a gift basket? And what is a virtual reality excursion? This guy is living in la virtual reality.

Thanks both. We have 6131 booked for 14 days and 16 days on 2 upcoming cruises and just wanted to be sure I wasn't going to be woken up daily by the dinging.

The thing to know about the menu / show (if not already aware) is that the food is paired specifically with the show (like the show may feature a character fishing in the sea or something like that, then you are served some fish - I meanin a fun Pixar type thing - not graphic realistic way if that makes sense). So to handle special dinner requests - yes, they can do it, but the food won't match the theme of the show if that makes sense. So she could still follow along the theme/food by watching what the rest of you are served, but would she find it as much fun if her food did not match the theme? If she would still have fun - then go for it.

Anybody stayed in the rooms around this area on Summit/Millie/Infinity - 6131, 6129, 6132 or 6130? Are the elevators making dinging noises when they arrive, and you can hear it in the rooms? I know that people getting on/off elevators may be talking - but if the elevators are making a loud ding noise every time they show up and you can hear it in the room- that would be old pretty fast. Thanks!

You can see this on the celebrity website. Look at the individual ships, then find the deck plans. See the diamond symbol - it is marking the cabins with obstructed views. If you want confirmation of obstructed view - just type the room number into "find my room" and it will say if the view is obstructed. It WON'T tell you the percent obstruction or what is obstructing it (pole, lifeboat, window washing equipment, etc). You can call Celebrity and ask or have your TA get that information. The cabin compilation was relying on individuals who stayed in the rooms to report back. For example, here I put in room 6229.

I don't have kids, but I think this would depend on the kids. If you know what your kids would be more drawn to, that's the vibe you would choose. If your kids like the atmosphere of water slides, amusement rides, running around, then Celebrity is a poor choice. I've seen young kids on Celebrity reading and playing cards. So probably RCCL would be a poor choice for them. All depends on thinking about what the kids would enjoy too.