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Jarmo

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  1. 4 minutes ago, twangster said:

    I wonder if they could find a Caribbean nation that would allow a ship to anchor within its territorial waters for a small fee and process everyone as if they went on shore but don't allow anyone on shore.  From an immigration perspective they have a documented visit to another country.  Or let them step onto a pier but go no further.  What constitutes a visit to a foreign country?  

    Well, they don't force you to get off the ship at at least one port or anything like that, so in theory it seems it should be possible.  Someone who knows better probably knows why this won't work.

  2. @Ourusualbeach  Not sure if this goes with or against what you have been seeing/hearing, but today my TA did an L & S for a booking where I had a $400 casino credit, and he was able to get it moved to the new sailing.  We don't have the invoice yet, and I am wondering if when we get it there with be a balance.  I am fine if there is as even if I have to pay the $400 my delta between the two sailings (Oasis, moved from June '20 to June '21) is a lot more than $400.

     

    BTW, appreciate all info you have provided through this thing.

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  3. Not a smoker, never have been, spend a good bit of time at the tables.  Would a non-smoking casino appeal to me?  Yes.

     

    'Fine' and 'survive' don't mean the casinos do as well as they would if they allowed smoking.    Anecdotally I have seen an increase in smokers at the tables the later in the evening it gets.  Would it make any sense to have non-smoking hours as opposed to ending smoking all together?

     

     

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  4. I have seen 6.  We usually have a relatively large group and take our time over dinner.  The big drinkers in the group hit 6 at times.  Once the waitstaff learns your preferences they often have one ready for you as you are sitting down and they keep them coming.

     

    As far as cutting people off goes, have seen that multiple times.  Sometimes a bartender will tell the person in question there is a time restriction to slow them down, sometimes they will ask them to slow down a little and give a water instead of a cocktail/beer.  And sometimes they will flag their account, not sure if they have to call guest services or a manager to approve the flag, but it happens.

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  5. Just now, thjeepster said:

     

    When they have you get off, do you have to leave with everyone else and go back thru security?

    You'll go through with other B2Bers, after everyone else as left.  M_M mentioned staying on the ship, this seems ideal.  For me (in Miami) it was off the ship, down to the facial rec scanners and right back on.  We were off the ship for about 20 minutes.

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