WorkerBee74

I was curious about this myself, went to Google Maps and you can actually streetview these sections to take a look at the views.

It's true haha - they're just brand names for essentially the same product, Perspex is more common there and Plexiglass in North America.

Definitely. Kids do get a small break around Easter: https://www.dein-dlrp.de/en/trip-planning/best-time-to-travel/european-school-holidays.html

That's the % of suites I wish I was affording hahah.

IMO if I was affording a suite I'd be spending a lot more time in it than a normal cabin, and I'd be drinking IN the suite (at cost obviously since drink package drinks aren't coverered for room service).

When my husband and I cruise we usually put some magnetic butterflies on for the same reason. That being said, my elderly mother really appreciated them for HER to find the room - not for that reason though haha.

As someone going on her first Celebrity cruise in a couple of weeks, I appreciate this thread. 😁

Nope, definitely NOT a PCR test. You could have used a rapid antigen test in Feb 2022, as long as it was observed and not a self-test... no way it was a PCR test for $16.99. As well, PCR tests are processed at a lab, and even with a rush test, you're not getting it back in 90 minutes. Here's discussion about the "$16.99 test" and it is a rapid antigen test. https://flytrippers.com/covid-19-test-canada-travelers/

A $16 PCR test in Canada? Not likely. This had to be an antigen test...