Jim_Iain

I have had troubles when I used a Samsung Remote with it screwing up the TV. The TV's are now more like a Computer Monitor and when I used a Samsung remote - It would work on a couple rooms I had but others locked out the ability to use the room remote. You can use your room remote to get to all of the inputs.

The current process is you use your express pass to get on the ship. Once on the ship you can go immediately to your room where you will find your SeaPass in the mail slot adjacent to your room. You can drop off your luggage and put things in the safe but they ask you to remain in the common areas while they finish off preparing your room.

I enjoyed them but much preferred the Polish that they dropped. Booo Hooo..

I don't recall ever seeing Root Beer on any of the Celebrity fleet. Generally the provision all the ship with the same products and don't customize them to a specific ship.

As above I've seen it both under Main Dining and Loyalty and Suites. Would be nice if they were consistent.

You just let the Restaurant Manager for Le Petite Chief 24 hours before dining. You don't do it at time of reservation.

To my knowledge it is Samsung across the fleet going back 15+ years

Looks like Beyond Sailed. I went to look and she is down around Miami already.

You should be able to do it yourself on this link. If it fails you will have to call in https://www.celebritycruises.com/future-cruise-credit

Delta (Travel Agent Site) https://pro.delta.com/content/agency/gb/en/news/exception-policy-archive/2022/november-2022/tropical-storm-nicole---bulletin-1-.html# Tropical Storm Nicole - Bulletin 1 TRAVEL EXCEPTION POLICY ADVISORY Tropical Storm Nicole - Bulletin 1 ISSUED: November 8, 2022 7:30 AM ET Applies for tickets issued on or before November 8, 2022 Delta Air Lines is offering a waiver to assist customers whose travel may be impacted by the forecasted path of Tropical Storm Nicole. Issued On: DL 006 Ticket Stock Applicable to Travel On: Delta Mainline Delta Connection DL marketed/AFKL operated AFKL marketed/DL operated Date of Impacted Travel: November 8 - 13, 2022 Affected Area(s) To/From/Through the following cities: Daytona Beach, FL (DAB) Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) Gainesville, FL (GNV) Georgetown, Bahamas (GGT) Jacksonville, FL (JAX) Marsh Harbour, Bahamas (MHH) Melbourne, FL (MLB) Miami, FL (MIA) Nassau, Bahamas (NAS) North Eleuthera, Bahamas (ELH) Orlando, FL (MCO) Providenciales, Turks and Caicos (PLS) Savannah, GA (SAV) Tallahassee, FL (TLH) West Palm Beach, FL (PBI) Applicable Dates New travel must originate on or before: November 16, 2022 New travel must be rebooked no later than: November 16, 2022 Ticket must be reissued on or before: November 16, 2022 Event Waiver Codes: Use Waiver code G4D6P for rebooking cabin to cabin Use Waiver code R6B2C to waive change fee only, provided: New itinerary is rebooked/ticketed within all parameters of this policy New itinerary is priced at current applicable fares and rules

I learned everything I know by searching on YouTube. Maybe living less than 3 miles from Google and Apple help ..LOL. Many hotels use a similar log on screen as Celebrity. One thing i found is that Roku now has the ability to press a button and you get a URL that will allow you to logon and is links you to the web page.

A good resource is the various Wave Models. They forecast out My favorite is http://www.stormsurfing.com/cgi/display.cgi?a=natla_height Also use Windy on smart device. Another focused on the Caribbean and two weeks out https://www.myfoxhurricane.com/ww3_sigwave_car.html

You will find that getting through customs will take about 1 hour. Airport is quite far out and will take 1 hour 10 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes. The biggest problem you may have is what to do with your luggage if you want to do something prior to the cruise. A possiblity is a public luggage storage like - https://stasher.com/luggage-storage/buenos-aires

Will definitely be following along. Hope you enjoy Silhouette as much as we did. Hope you have a wonderful cruise.

ohhh.. yes.. Please. Sounds like the supply chains problems (excuse used for everything lately) has been fixed. I'm hoping for some nice cheese on our next cruise in December.

I would grab whatever you can get as early as you can. We arrived in FLL just as they shutdown all cruises due to Covid. The airlines immediately put in waivers but we had to wait 2 days for a flight if we wanted to get First. We could have flown earlier but would have flown coach at the first fare we had already paid. Luckily the airlines had it setup so you could do everything online without calling in.

Now back to the OP's Question. You should search as I've posted often on this topic and most of my live posts I've done a tutorial. Task 1 - Attach your device and switch to HDMI Channel - While I'm using Roku everything also works on Fire Stick A quick Google will always answer most of your questions -- Fire TV Stick do not have a dedicated web browser, but they do have a hidden app (CaptivePortalLauncher) that will open a web page to access a captive portal. This app will open a browser window only during Wi-Fi sign in. From the Home screen, select Settings > System > Wi-Fi. Under Available Networks, select the public Wi-Fi network. For networks that require a web page to log in, a browser window will pop up after several seconds. Follow the on-screen instructions to use your Amazon remote to select text fields or enter cursor mode to select a button. An on-screen keyboard will open for text fields. Enter in the required information. This could be a pre shared password, room number, or just a button to accept conditions for using the network. Contact the network owner for more information After your device connects to the network, the browser window closes automatically. Alternatively - Go to YouTube and search under attaching Fire stick Hotel Easiest to to have a small travel router - First from phone or Laptop connect and logon to the router using the ip address - select the Wif-Guest - From you browser yo can now log on normally and the router will stay connected. Now just link your Firestick to your router. Using any device you may find you are locked out since you are out of the U.S. You can get around this by having a VPN account. The advantage of Firestick over Roku is Fire Stick has VPN apps and you can use it to spoof that your are outside of the U.S. Good Luck and remember - Google and YouTube can be your best friend.

Definitely don't take offense from your post and hope you don't take offense to my reply. We each enjoy a cruise in a different way. I for one am not a drinker and can't figure out why anyone would enjoy sitting around a bar and drink all day, but many do and I respect their choice. Others need constant organized activities while others like me rarely participate and find lots to do from, reading, walking and enjoying life at sea. I for one not only bring one Fire stick but usually bring one for the living room and bedroom. No I don't sit around all day in our suite but sometimes when in a Penthouse or Royal Suite it is a nice place to just chill and enjoy life at sea. I guess we may all agree that TV Programming on ship is terrible. I do like watching the news both in the morning while eating breakfast in our room at in the evening. I do not watch either FOX or MSNBC as thy are so polarized in both direction. With a media device I can watch my Local News and generally record it to play on the time zone I'm at. We probably live on Celebrity 3 months or more out of the year so for us it is more of a home than needing instant gratification and needing to be entertained.

They generally have a Captain's Club Elite and above Toast on the first Sea Day - If lot's aboard they have been known to have two. The usually have on in the Theater for all passengers and have Champagne when entering the theater.

Just tried using Firefox and no problem. You might consider clearing cache

Good luck. If a storm is imminent they usually offer no change fee options but like you were advised, they don't make the call until they are certain.

If your using the Phillips Sonic Care - I have a travel charger but found recently that when I was away in August - September for 6 weeks it held the charge and never had to charge it even using 2x a day. I was amazed the battery lasted so long.

Yes that was the cruise. We were due in the next day and the Captain was afraid their might be some retaliation from the gang. Incredible that at his age that he jumped into action like a 21 y.o. Makes you proud of our marines. I had finally talked Iain into doing a Zip Line. When the captain came over the PA - he said - There is a God. Never have been able to talk him into it again.

It is normal that they only load place holders and they should be updated closer to your cruise. I can see all the menus for my cruise in 4 weeks. They should all be pretty accurate once onboard. You could also look up the same itinerary on the same ship in November. Celebrity has a 14 night rotation of menus and always start with day 1 regardless of the length of the cruise.

Guess I will have to hold onto my seapass in 3 weeks. I usually loose/misplace it at least once a cruise.