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This is exactly what we do on every trip. Great minds 😉

This is it exactly. We’ve had no problems getting beer, soda or specialty waters. Other things vary.

I’m curious also. The grey color of the holder indicates a suite yet the card is Aqua blue. Is this from one of the new Aqua class sky suites?

We’re Elite Plus and never upgraded. We sail in suites.I feel so very appreciated 🤔

This isn’t quite the same situation, however I had a problem booking one excursion for our last cruise. Able to book others but one wouldn’t go through. The Captain’s club was able to book it over the phone. If you haven’t tried them yet it might be worth a shot.

Migraine inducing for sure along with physical challenges it presents. Did no one consult risk management?

Our situation is similar. Edge sailing in December has no Suite Menu items listed, but our Infinity in February does have it.

That sounds like a fun idea.

I would definitely choose Aqua. Points are the same as concierge and you have a separate dining restaurant Blu, as mentioned previously.

Yes, we found that they worked attached to the ceiling in our Celebrity Suite.

Not sure why you directed this to me. I’ve stated my objection to the practice. I was thanking Denny for asking and relaying info received from Retreat.

When I opened this thread I was sure you were asking about tracking your drink itself. I thought “wow, how cool…it’s at the bar..waiter is around the bend…voila..here it is!” 😂

Thank you for this information, Denny. I hope you’re having a fabulous time in your first suite!

With suites sailing at full capacity, I don’t think exceptions should be made for non suite passengers, even in upper suites. Our last several cruises have shown lapses in service due to staffing issues. Adding additional passengers to an already full Luminae dining room is diminishing the suite experience that we have paid for. I do realize that this is problematic to suite guests with family/friends traveling in other categories. We also have friends joining us for an Antarctica cruise who are not traveling in a suite. We plan to see them in lounges and on excursions. If they wanted the suite experience they would have paid for it. Why should we be subjected to longer waits and poorer service for passengers who failed to coordinate and plan well?

I would do it in a heartbeat!

I have some videos of hubby and I and our dear friends dancing and singing along during silent disco. They are hilarious and never to be shared! Such good memories though!

Thanks for your Infinity review. Sounds like she’s in great shape. We’re looking forward to sailing with her to Antarctica this February. We love the M class, but also enjoy E class mostly for the enhanced Retreat areas. Still miss the C class though.

Silent disco is one of our favorite things to do onboard. Helps to work off dinner and dessert! We’ve never had to wait for headsets though. I guess timing is everything.

No red wine with white clothing is the first rule of fashion—or should be!

Oh no, he doesn’t need one. He’s quite fine enough as he is. 😉 ☺️

B2B are counted as two separate cruises in our experiences.

Good news. Love the pics of Capt Matt..such a nice man.

We love suites and have always booked them after the first time. That said, it sounds like Aqua is something you’d really enjoy and fits your needs at this point. So my advice is go for it! You can always upgrade for another cruise if you so desire. Whatever you decide, have a great cruise.

You can also ask for the vegetarian menu which has some nice selections. We ask for all the menus when not on Edge class.

Thanks, Jim. We’ve thought about trying this as we are real foodies, despite dietary concerns. We’ll address it with shoreside concierge prior to boarding. They did adapt Veuve Clicquot dinner for us last summer on the Summit.