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You may find that paying the difference between your $9 limit and the more expensive cocktail (this is allowed) is cheaper than upgrading your package before or during your cruise.

You need to go to the Britain forum on this website.

Can someone definitely confirm the 'fresh squeezed' orange juice in the Classic Package? I thought it only covered orange juice in a carton.

DH and I cancelled this cruise due to our house build not being finished. Glad we avoided the aftermath of a hurricane.

I've only been on Carnival once, but found the food on RCI to be superior. Of course, it have been a number of years since I have been on RCI. Since my first cruise with them in 1994, their quality has decreased at a noticeable rate. Right now I sail Princess and Celebrity (and give the edge to Celebrity on food).

I'm not understanding the Passport Bar Classic Menus. I understood the the cap on Classic Packages was $9, not the $11 dollars listed.

I realize that Princess changed a port from Dominca to Martinique for their 12/28/17 cruise but there are no excursions listed for Martinique in my Personalizer. Does anyone know if Princess is going to add any?

I picked up that date from the final roll out of the Club Class on the April 11, 2917 sailing of the Star Princess. Someone mentioned that on a recent Ruby Princess cruise someone was checking names on a clipboard at the entrance to the dining room for the embarkation lunch.

If I am reading the posts correctly, then by April 2017 the dining room embarkation lunch will only be available to the Club Class and the BVE. This was one of my favorite perks and I sense that Princess is inching toward a 'class' model of sailing somewhat akin to Celebrity. And there is not enough in the Club Class offerings to tempt me to pony up for it.

Black patent.

I might see your point about chair hogs, food, the crowded theater, etc., but I draw the line in regard to the smoking issue. And if he were still alive, I believe Mr Richard Liffidge might agree with me.

I'm guessing your advice is the same for those complaining about the chair hogs.

Not even that. The folks next door smoked through our entire seven day Caribbean Princess cruise (we smelled rather than saw but theirs was the only door that smelled of smoke in the hallway). Front desk was called twice but the neighbors were still going at by the end of the cruise. Princess' lack of enforcement of the rules is disgraceful.

Ever since it's inception we have purchased the Soda & More Package (four different Princess ships) and have been able to get fresh squeeze orange juice on it. For the first time (on the Star) we have been told that we must have the all inclusive package in order to get that option. Anyone else have this experience?