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Thank you FLORIDA FLOUNDER. We were able to get a reduced fare and a huge cabin upgrade. Had you not posted this promotion, I wouldn't have known about it.

8004 (I think this is the one you meant) will be quiet because it is far forward so you won't have lots of foot traffic outside your door. If seas are rough, you'll feel them more here. This is a cabin I've stayed in and liked. From the ones you listed, I'd choose 8029 for the least motion of the ocean. If seasickness is really a big potential problem, take 8029 or 8033.

I thought the glass doors were a good thing - until I smacked my elbow into them while shampooing my hair. Glass is unforgiving, fabric moves.

You're right. They shouldn't have to. But with all the preparation that world cruise participants have to make for a trip this length, it would be nice if they did send a reminder. It would cost nothing to send a special note suggesting that people check their available passport pages.

Isn't there someone at cruisecritic who knows that casinos on Azamara have been gone for a long time? This is copied from a cruisecritic email I received today. Everything You Need to Know about Azamara Journey There are Pros and Cons to sailing on Azamara Journey. Here’s a quick look: Pro: Unique programming, friendly service and impressive commitment to destination cruising. Con: Limited entertainment options, including a too-small casino, and hit-or-miss theater offerings.

Your opinion of the Azamara back office is heard loud and clear by most members of this board, who second it.

People posting on any of these boards are a tiny fraction of a cruise line's passengers. Perhaps you should make up your own mind about Oceania based on something more substantive.

One of the advantages to calling and getting an email copy of the excursions - the descriptions tend to be more extensive and it's much easier to read.

Here's the email: Because of your loyalty, we wanted to give you an exclusive sneak peek of our thrilling new itineraries, promising to transport you to new ports of call across the globe. Prepare to explore destinations that we’ve never visited before. Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of the Caribbean with our back-to-back sailings with no sea days and enticing new ports like Scarborough, Tobago where you can join a snorkeling adventure and witness the Buccoo Reef. Or venture to Gantheaume Point in Broome, Australia and stand in a 120-million-year-old dinosaur footprint. In South America, uncover the vibrant culture of Santa Marta, Colombia, as ancient ruins and colonial architecture invite exploration at every turn. For all foodies, indulge in the culinary wonders of Maizuru, Japan, where expert chefs will guide you through the art of sushi-making. At Azamara Cruises, we believe true exploration demands more than fleeting visits. That’s why we proudly offer more time in port than any other cruise line, including Extended Destination Days of 10 hours or more in port. To fully immerse yourself in the local culture, we’re thrilled to introduce new AzAmazing Evenings on these itineraries – complimentary cultural events offering unforgettable performances and experiences that celebrate the essence of each destination. Your next unforgettable voyage awaits – are you ready to set sail with us? Secure your spot onboard today.

No wonder I couldn't find the prices you were talking about.😃

Think you have an extra zero, but your point is spot on. Azamara doesn't price suites at $180 p/p. Anyone who has priced a cruise will recognize the OP's price as a clear mistake.

If that were the case, I'd find another travel agency.

We also have no interest in ordering lobster on a ship. I'm guessing that anyone who enjoys fresh Maine lobster knows that lobster that has been frozen will never taste as good. Maybe people just enjoy the idea of lobster. 😉

I wonder if Carolexas Cruiser, a first time poster and Vidiruth, a second time poster, are on the same cruise - or if they know each other. It would be interesting to know the sailing dates and cabin categories as well as all the pricing information.

I am grateful today that I'm retired and don't have to make critical decisions with far-reaching and complicated consequences.