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• Ship:  Beyond
• Length of Cruise: 9 days
• Cruise Sail Date: 18 August 2022
• Date email offer received: N/A - used MoveUp
• Captain’s Club Tier: Elite
• Booked through Celebrity Direct OR via TA: Celebrity Direct
• Current Cabin: Concierge (3 guests)
• Bid?  Yes/No: Yes

If YES -  Bidding Details:

• Cabin Category: Sky Suite 
• Bid Offer: £500 pp (£1,000 in total - 3 guests but only the first and second guest will be changed)
• Notification Date: N/A - via MoveUp
• Accepted / Rejected - Pending

General comments (offer details, etc.):

Other min bid prices:

Aquaclass Sky Suite: £800 pp

Celebrity Suite: £1,600 pp

Royal Suite: £2,000 pp

Edge Villa: £2,800 pp

20 minutes ago, d9704011 said:

At that time of the year, the sun will rise about 10 degrees north of east.  This means that about the time you’re ready to eat breakfast the ship will likely be heading pretty much into the sun and a little later in the morning the sun will definitely be on the port side of the ship for the remainder of the day (this is for the Sydney to Tahiti leg).  From Tahiti to Hawaii, the sun will be on the starboard side until about noon, then on the port side for the remainder of the day.  You will be in tropical waters and crossing the equator.  Whether you want to sit in the sun then is up to you; it will be plenty warm and shady on the port side!!

 

Have loads of fun.

Thank you very much. 

19 hours ago, Hogbay said:

Depends on what time of day 🙄 The sunrise will be in the east and sunset to the west .

Well, most of the day but mainly in the mornings. We love having breakfast on the balcony, so we would like to know which side of the ship will get more sunlight. We are looking at sailing in April 2023 from Sydney to Honolulu. 

20 hours ago, time4u2go said:

Depends on what time of year.

We are looking at the April 2023 sailing from Sydney to Honolulu and trying to find out which side of the ship will get more sunlight. 

21 hours ago, d9704011 said:

If you have a verandah cabin and like to have sun, take the port side.

Thank you. We definitely want to have more sunlight. 

Which side is better for Transpacific crossing from Sydney to Honolulu on the Ovation of the Seas? Thank you. 

• Ship: Celebrity Equinox
• Length of Cruise: 7 nights
• Cruise Sail Date: 24 August 2019
• Date email offer received: 10 July 2019
• Captain’s Club Tier: Select
• Booked through Celebrity Direct OR via TA: TA
• Current Cabin: CS
• Bid?  Yes/No: Yes

If YES -  Bidding Details:

• Cabin Category: RS (offer accepted)
• Bid Offer: RS - £415pp, PH - £805pp
• Notification Date: 9 August 2019
• Accepted / Rejected: Accepted

General Comments (offer details, etc.): RS – min. £400pp, max. £1,200pp, PH – min. £800pp, max. £2,500pp