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I haven't done the tour however I have watched people jump off the "cliff" ( really a large rock) in Tom Moore's Jungle. And hiked the area. I think it is very interesting and worth the effort. However, I don't think I would do this tour if I were still recovering from surgery. Even if you got through it I don't think it would be enjoyable.
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We are not elite and on our last cruise we were in Aqua and got a tote and keyholder.
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That is where the saying applies. You chose to book a guarantee and take your chances.
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We were on Constellation (same ship class as Summit) in Aqua on deck 9 and hated the overhang. It completely blocked views toward the sky. So if you are sailing in fjord it will NOT be good.
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I know many don't, just didn't realize it applied to Celebrity. Never been on a Celebrity ship with more than 12 decks.
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I have a guarantee on Aqua on Eclipse for Bermuda. I have been to Bermuda before so I am willing to take a chance on a guarantee. It looks like there is a HUGE overhang on Aqua midship. If I had a choice I would probably book forward and take a chance with the possible rough seas for a trip to Iceland.
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Just noticed this on the deck plans.
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As you said there is always a chance that there could be a glitch with Celebrity IT. As long as you have copies of all the receipts it shouldn't be too hard to resolve if there is a hiccup.
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You can always bid for a verandah. The old saying "You pays your money and you takes your chances" fully applies in the case of guarantee cabins and move-up bids.
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I thought there only was one.
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Will make you ineligible, not could.
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Not exactly sure I understand the question however gratuities are based on the room you eventually get. So if you end up in a suite you pay whatever the Sky Suite gratuity rate. Note: There is always a chance that Celebrity’s crack IT group will make a mistake and have you prepay the Aqua rate.
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Honest question: Why do parents take young kids on Celebrity?
LB_NJ replied to CruisinShips's topic in Celebrity Cruises
I would take my young grandchildren on Celebrity. I talked to a few parents on one cruise and they ALL said the kids loved it. I probably wouldn’t take children between around 11 and 20. -
From celebrity's website: For a request submitted on or before the due date of final payment, the following applies: Request for a Lower Cruise Fare: Celebrity will reduce cruise fare to available prevailing cruise fare. If full payment has been made, a refund will be issued.
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Drinks, beverage package and gratuities do not come along with Retreat if you do a move-up bid unless you already have AI.
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When I call Celebrity sometimes the agents know what they are doing, sometimes not. I would like to price out a change from guaranteed to an actual cabin and make the change, if it is not too much more, via the website. Is this possible? Any idea how?
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The list price is way too high. The only reason I booked was the 40% pre-cruise discount.
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Panama Canal shore excursion description lacking important details
LB_NJ replied to Joker54's topic in Celebrity Cruises
In my experience both Celebrity and Royal have rather poor and/or wrong shore excursion descriptions. Sometimes the shore desk people on the ship know more information, sometimes not. I’ve tried calling pre-cruise to get more info with generally poor results. -
Did they also have snacks to go along with the tour? i did a tour on Constellation and they had snacks. I signed up for one on Eclipse when it was on a flash sale.
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Warmish, definitely not hot. If you want hot then use the hot tubs, they are hot.
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What do you mean by "mediocre"; quality of wine, amount of wine, or description provided by the "wine stewards"?
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Actually went in it, didn't know what it was called.
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Try calling. But why do you think it will not cost anything?
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Celebrity doesn't worry about the fire hazard?
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I was just on Constellation. What is the T-pool?
