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I've used AMEX 3 times on MSC with no problem.

I've heard you even need a reservation to get into the Magic Kingdom. The other parks are OK.

If I didn't hear before I boarded, then i would cancel. Not interested in a moving hassle, or that my luggage would find it's way to my original room because that's what my luggage tags say.

Even in the Caribbean. There ae so many places they can go, that other lines go, but they keep the same boring stuff. it has nothing to do with the size of the ships. They aren't that big.

Thank you all for your replies. I was talking about Florida cruise, not N.Y.

I work for Publix, and they have non proctored ( like the government tests) for $9.95. I don't know about anyone else, but for that price, i wouldn't sweat the small stuff.

I went on MSC's website to see what 2024 will look like. The only 2 ships showing in the U.S. were the Seascape and Seashore. The Seashore from PCC and the Seascape from Miami. This doesn't make sense to me. I thought they were expanding the U.S. market, especially with their new Miami terminal. By the way, the pricing hasn't changed much, but the itineraries haven't either. The same lame East and West.

Sunset Bar outside, and Martini Bar inside.

It's no different than Margueritaville on the Escape. That was always empty too.

I don't care what kind of internet they have. My phone goes into the safe with my passport.

You can go to guest services or the box office next to Studio B. If you're Diamond or above, the concierge in the lounge can make your reservations.

Same here. It doesn't matter what your status is. That's the policy.

I really hope they don't screw up a beautiful ship.

I think it looks great.

Either way, you still have to do it at a kiosk onboard. It doesn't even have to be the same card.

It's probably an insurance thing for the venders.

I think the media event is also Sept. 12th.

Don't forget, that each of these will incur a charge. This isn't RCCL or Carnival, where most things are free. MSC is more like NCL, that charges extra for almost anything.

Aurea hasn't included a drink package in quite a while.

1A.M. is ridiculous. Much too late. If you're going to have a curfew, at least make it real, like 11P.M.

If you book without anything , just a normal deposit, the deposit is $250.00 for 2 people. I don't see a scam.

Some seats a re reserved for suite and Pinnacle, otherwise when you reserve for a show, it's just to gfain entry. Finding a seat is up to you. I suggest getting in no later than 20 minutes to showtime.

I was looking at the Sky for a future cruise, but I think I'll wait and see if there's improivement, or go to Celebrity.

This is a ride on top of the ship that gose around 360 degeees and upside down.

One thing is for sure. The Robotron isn't for us.