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I got the menus working again. I'm running the latest version of Navigator on a Pixel 7 Pro with the latest version of Android in developer mode. Tu get it to work, I had to clear the app storage. Settings > Apps > Storage You will need to log in again because you'll be clearing all the stored data, including your login.

It's the same. I have old paperwork and it's been called main upper for a long time. I've always called it late fixed, but the paperwork says main. There used to be early lower, early upper, main lower, and main upper. Essentially 4 staggered times. We've always had main upper - which I will stubbornly refer to as late fixed. Probably until I die. 👴👵

They added the new ones right around the time we were on at Easter. I heard they were expanding the offerings when they got to Europe.

That's the latest. In the Google Play store, click on About this app... Scroll all the way to the bottom and you'll see the latest version.

I know there is a promo code box on the shore excursions check out, but I have only seen it used once. That was for Half Moon Cay only - and it was probably 10 years ago. If you want something, book early.

To do the swap on the ship, make sure you go to correct place. Dining at the dining podium / kiosk and shore excursions at the shore excursions desk. The advice not to cancel an rebook is definitely correct.

Glad to be of service! You do all the hard work week in and week out. Since I was only replacing the hexadecimal color code, it only took a few minutes. (Cut the HTML code view from WordPress, replace the color codes, and paste the HTML back in.) Super easy. Barely an inconvenience. BTW - I inserted our St. Patrick's Day Nieuw Statendam cruise in the work file.

They did not have it on the 7 day Nieuw Statendam in December, or the 9 day Rotterdam last month. It looks to be very handy. And it's paper - a luxury in these crazy, modern times. 👍👍 Two thumbs up.

Allow me to over-explain. Early is fixed, upper dining. Main is late, upper dining. Upper refers to the upper dining room. That's deck 3 on most ships, or 5 on the Volendam and Zaandam. You report to your assigned table at your assigned time. Open seating is one deck below. It's the same menu, but you report to the host stand any time during dinner hours and are seated when a table in your preferred size is available. Occasionally, fixed seating people might wind up in the lower dining room, or vice versa, depending on capacity needs.

You don't mention the ship name. If it's the Koningsdam, Nieuw Statendam, or the Rotterdam - and it's nearly sold out, odds are that Club Orange slots are all taken. You'd need two available. Club Orange is only needed for passengers 1 & 2. You'd need both Club Orange availability and a room you can upgrade to. That room needs to be in the same meta category - inside, ocean view, or verandah - as the one you're booking. You see a lot of discussion about Club Orange here. In reality, it's only available for a small number of people per sailing. It tends to sell out pretty far in advance, particularly during busy times of the year.

@kazu I ran a search & replace on your future cruise workspace and all the really dark blues are replaced with indigo. I probably should have looked closer. I was just guessing at the blue.

You can get distilled water for $2.95/gallon if you want water with nothing whatsoever in it. It is intended for CPAP users, but it's on the beverage preorder list. Take a reusable cup or bottle and you are all set.

The ship colors are not black. I just guessed wrong. I picked the wrong dark blue. I'll fix it. It's a matter of doing a global search and replace for the color code in the underlying HTML. Much easier than it sounds.

I don't know if I got the ship colors right when I reformatted your list. If they were supposed to be a different color, please let me know and I'll fix them with a Search & Replace in the HTML color code tags.

J - After reading your email, I was expecting the list to look a lot worse. It's not really that bad. When you edit HTML over a long period of time - 635 revisions according to the version control software on the server, this kind of thing is bound to happen. And naturally, it always happens at the worst time. The tech support department was able to get the list back into shape. Hopefully it will behave for a few hundred more iterations. We all really appreciate the effort that it takes to maintain the list.