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Isn't the most obvious answer Disney? They actually have areas just for adults and the kids will certainly be happy.

Only if you live in US!!!

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I think the Casinos are operated by a 3rd party, as is the case with the Spa. It’s part of a standard offering of all cruise ships. Seabourn is paid by the fees from the operator. It’s like the Retreat! It’s there but few use it.

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Can only comment on Qaqatoq, but the landing is in the village. It’s a nice place to walk around, weather permitting, and there is also a fur/skins outlet.

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Parka provided - No

Gum boots provided -No

Charges for tender landings - No!

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....... and the the stock market was down across the board. For those of us who have held CCL shares for some time the returns, including capital gain, dividends and OBCS, have been significant.

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We went through this process recently (Jan 2018) when we were going to be in Melbourne where cur daughter lives. As indicated you need to get the relevant form from Seabourn and complete this with ID for the guest/s - this is a copy of passport and drivers licence. This needs to be submitted before your board. Preferably about a week ahead.

It is then up to the Captain as to whether this will be approved. You are not generally notified until a day or so prior to the requested date.

When our guest came on board they had to be checked in at 2 points shore-side (Harbour authorities and immigration, both of which had a list of approved visitors) and then boarding the ship. Passport had to be presented.

My understanding is the capacity for the Captain to allow guests varies between ports, and may also be affected by the number of “corporate” visitors eg travel agents.

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Just been on Encore on OB and were allocated 925 (V6).

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Sorry Manama, but they are slightly different. The Encore is slightly narrower. Shoes need to sit sideways in the cupboard at the end of the bed. And the bathroom is slightly larger to accommodate the larger shower. This makes the suite a little longer.

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Plenty of hanging space, although the robes are not overly deep. But the doors are difficult to open. I guess they need to stop them sliding open too easily in rough weather. If you have arthritis in your hands they WILL be a problem, from our experience.

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We were assigned one of these suites on a guarantee fare. It was good, except for the wardrobe. My wife has arthritis in her hands and couldn’t operate the doors without causing significant pain. The sliding mechanisms are very poor. Ironic that a suite intended for one type of handicap was a problem for another.

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Simple. One medium suit case (23kg max). Lighter if not going to colder climes. Plus small carryon.

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Yes - slightly narrower, but deeper. Larger shower, which is good. Overall, slightly larger.

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New TVs. No iPod station

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Deck 9 on Odyssey Class and Deck 10 is a continuous loop. Just been on Sojourn and it was 90m per circuit (using tracker for 40 laps). Encore s a little larger. Assume 100m - was on Encore Dec and Jan. If you pick your times you can get a clear go and a good brisk walk.

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You will be in Europe. Realiable and clean. And the airport is not far from where the ship will dock.

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The left hand movement of Sloppy may be optional!

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Each person has seating near them so if you want you just wait there.

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I just copy that part of my bank statement which shows the most recent CCL Dividend being received, with a conversion rate. Easy to calculate from that how many shares are held.

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My view is that the new SB Square is better in every respect. Opens up the whole floor with views to the stern. As to queuing, just pick the person you prefer to see. Sure, you might find one "queue" moves faster - luck of the draw, but our experience was that the queues were no more than 2-3 people. As to privacy, I'm happy to discuss whatever I want to deal wish there, and don't need to talk loudly, and you have the option of asking for a more private location if concerned. On both of the latter fronts the older style arrangements are worse because those waiting often stand inside the "cubicle" and can hear all 3 stations. As to the computer screens, which are not heavily used, I've never seen anyone standing around trying to look at what someone has onscreen, and have no issues. The

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And access to the outside deck. And on Encore an even better layout.

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Concur with markum's comments re the "suits" onboard for the Encore inaugural. They made no effort to have any interaction with passengers or do anything to represent Seabourn.

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They are listed on the web site. Bookings only for The Grill.

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We've experienced the same issue. I could log on but my wife couldn't!

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