Laganlady02

Last November the cancelled ports in the med for Onward, the issues on Quest in the Amazon, the recently cancelled cruises in the Red Sea for Journey and Onward and yesterday another cancellation for Journey have all necessitated refunds and or enhanced FCCs. That lost revenue has to be recouped and going forward that means prices will be higher. I agree the prices are eye watering- for a few suites (CC and CW) I have priced it is astronomical. Perhaps Azamara will introduce more OBC to soften the blow if bookings are slow!

Have you not received the email?

I was on Onward three times last year and had difficulty spending remaining OBC. Even the range of perfumes is very limited, but if your chosen fragrance is stocked you may be in luck. I eventually bought MoroccanOil products for my hair. I think your 4 night cruise will be very popular, so you might consider upgrading your drinks package to the ultimate. This will allow you to experience the Atlas Bar and it should have a great atmosphere for that sailing. Please let us know what you think of Onward once you return. For us, it has the same Azamara heart.

Even more OBC!

At inflated prices?

You are so fortunate to have Iwan as F&B Manager to co ordinate this. He is an exceptional professional.

Yes I was replying to you regarding what rule would apply to you as platinum. At 6 dollars a day enjoy.

Does your loyalty bonus not equate to 25% off for the drinks upgrade?

Yes, that was my point to @Heartfelttraveler. Based on distance alone, Singapore to Athens around Africa cannot be done in 26 days. On another thread it was reported that Journey is indeed following this route from May 3, however no mention was made of how long this would take. It seems very likely that this will necessitate the cancellation of the subsequent cruise due to sail on May 29 from Athens.

26 days, Singapore to Athens around Africa???

Does HD think Journey can make it from Singapore to Athens around Africa in 26 days? Next cruise starts on 29 May.

All the same location just with suite designation. No one handing anything out as tables are set up with flasks of coffee, hot water, juice and bottles of water. I have also seen cookies and small pastries. Have been cruising with Azamara for 15 years and this has been the practice every time. Maybe it was your particular embarkation port?

Of course I did not want to make that assumption. For example the four cruises may have been taken in a club world suite (18 points per day). This would equate to approx 21 days in a CW suite ( approx half of the 750 points required). So, it is indeed possible.

When you are next onboard ask the Future Sales rep to print out a copy of all your cruises (this will include both Celebrity and Azamara cruises). You can then see what points are attributed to your Azamara cruises.

Can I ask how many Azamara cruises you have done?