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Wasn't that settled in May?

Sort of... at that point, me and the device become more interactive!

An informative site. Here is the official UK government site: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/electronic-travel-authorisation-eta

Additionally, you could not catch up the ship in KW and complete the remainder of a closed loop cruise back to Miami unless there is a port call in Cartagena or the ABCs.

Maybe to be (more) profitable?

1. You will be able to leave your cushion on the bus without any worries about it being stolen or removed; 2. Unlikely that there will be a washroom on the bus, but good chance of a rest break between Saint John and the Hopewell Rocks; 3. Only you can decide whether the travel time to/from the Rocks is tolerable to see them.

And the stock market and share holders.

Convenient for sure but if you try booking with Aeroplan points, they're asking for a lot more than the usual selection(s).

That's not a reason; it''s more a discussion of the USD as a reserve currency. I think many Americans don't bother purchasing some local currency on the belief that the USD is almighty and the locals will be happy to have them and figure out a way to convert them into local currency to make them useful for their day-to-day living needs.

Thanks Cap_D. I like Celebrity and its product and will happily continue booking with them.

Save a few minutes checking in at the pier.

Nothing lost on that one... plenty of people to take their place(s).

I checked 'Other' - Celebrity does not support the Celebrity App for my Samsung Android tablet. Not everybody stares at a phone non-stop.

Take along a roll of toonies to be extra popular.

The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth is an excellent hotel located at the main train station. From the QE (which is, basically, downtown), it is an easy 20 minute walk to Basilica Notre Dame in the heart of Old Montreal, which is safe for walking during the day. The 747 Shuttle to the airport stops at Dorchester Square not too far along Rene Levesque from the QE. Here is info on that (you'll want 747 Ouest (West) to get to the airport). https://www.stm.info/en/info/networks/bus/shuttle/747-yul-montreal-trudeau-airport-downtown-shuttle

What do you plan on doing with your luggage?

Your analysis is fair enough but I don't think you've really given the Plus and Premier the credit they wojld provide for those who like to have a few drinks (or up-market drinks).

For the toilets listed in the link I provided in post #2, they're free.

Have a look at Safe Sea Lotions. They claim to repel jellyfish and provide a sun screen.

OP, you can 'customize' the listing and sell it to your fellow passengers.

I'd say that is the best solution.

Here is a start... https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/leisure-sport-culture/public-toilets

Ontario is 'across the lake' no matter where you are on Lake Simcoe.

Ha... an excellent, and appropriate, play on words. Bravo!

Technically, the Seaway is composed of two sections: 1. Welland Canal connecting Lakes Erie and Ontario, and; 2. The portion of the St. Lawrence River between Lake Ontario and Montreal. Downstream of Montreal, it's simply the St. Lawrence River although the navigation channel in this stretch is fairly narrow. Downstream of Quebec City, the St. Lawrence widens pretty quickly (as you noted) and once past Ile d'Orleans, it's much like a widening estuary to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.