PhillyGuy03

24 minutes ago, mahdnc said:

 

Correction: here is the link to the M-class cabin spreadsheet.  The bad news is that I don't see 7288 listed.  It must have been listed on the other spreadsheet that I erroneously provided the link for. Sorry about that.

Isn't Solstice S class? 

24 minutes ago, mahdnc said:

 

Ignore the stock photo that accompanies the stateroom description.  They are often incorrect.  If you have 7288, then your cabin has a balcony and a nice one at that!

 

Wow that's a big discrepancy. So I shouldn't worry if the name of the room type is also incorrect? 

Mine says Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom, which is a different class than Veranda Stateroom. 

I noticed that yours said Family Ocean View and not Veranda either. 

I didn't want to wait on hold for so long, so I filled out the form. I didn't hear back for almost 10 days and didn't think they were ever going to respond, but surprisingly a reservation confirmation showed up in my email last night. 

One thing I was very confused is that I'm booked in an ocean view room. Likely most of you, I got the offer for a veranda statement. 

However, when I looked at the deck plan, 7288 seems to have a balcony. Am I missing something? 

I received the same offer. Veranda no extras. Pearl too. I’ve only take one Celebrity cruise (Edge) in 2019 and I think I only played the free money in the casino. 

The offer wasn’t clear whether a second person is included but seems like it should be based on previous experiences here. 
 

What’s the total fees/taxes/gratuity like? From East Coast so I have to get to LA. 

And how is the ship? I LOVED the Edge and couldn’t stop talking about it but this seems like an older ship. 

On 5/30/2020 at 12:05 AM, princeton123211 said:

We're in our mid 30s and travel Seabourn a reasonable amount (at least twice a year) and have found that theres at least another couple or two in our age range on most cruises we've done (7-14 days). I would imagine we would be a rarer species on longer trips which we have not taken. We've found that theres always at least a small group of people in their 20s-30s-40s on Seabourn's shorter Caribbean itineraries (7 day+). We've had a similar experience on SeaDream but have only taken them twice so not sure if we just got lucky or they do indeed skew younger than the others in the luxury segment. 

 

On the Caribbean trips in particular we've always found a few super fun older folks though who are partying their butts off who are a blast to hang out with-- they are cute at that age. 

 

Wow that's a lot of cruising! Also in my mid 30s living in Philly. Kinda new to cruising and loving it so far. 

I'm going on my first cruise ever next week on the Volendam leaving from Vancouver.

I'm going to spend a few days in Seattle and Vancouver before the cruise and trying to pack as light as possible. I'm planning on bringing only a carry on.

Is it okay to wear a dark navy blue sport jacket and tan/brown pants on the formal night? I know it' not "formal" wear, but if I wear black then I would have to bring another pair of shoes.