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jca - Nahhh, I like to think the bottles upside down show how much fun (and drink) and fun Mr. NL had... LOL Cheers and bon voyage

More than likely 'no' fees. Just as long as one (1) person on the original reservation remains... Call your point of reservation tomorrow with the information to make the change. I Am sure someone will be along shortly with any updates of which I Am not aware... bon voyage

db - X offers, from time to time, special rates for certain states.. As I understand it, FL residents are offered special rates often, so it may pay to check when doing a 'trial' booking online or ask your TA, if you use one... bon voyage

Sounds like you are ready to party, on the cheap.... LOL You may want to check your CP often just in case there is a sale on CBP, other than that the casino until it closes while you are gambling, I do not know about flowing champagne at the Art Auction, but it is certainly there for the asking and you will want to check the daily planner for the 'drinks of the day specials'... I Am sure others will chime in on other opportunities, if available. Cheers and bon voyage

"unopened" is the operating adjective from my statement.... You can bring two (2) bottles per person at initial embarkation... Cheers and bon voyage

Ms. NL, I trust these photos are not how Mr. NL finished the wine tasting... LOL Cheers, thank you and bon voyage

The tickets were booked through FBC and are to be billed by X. I believe that FBC can facilitate the payment so tickets can be issued.... bon voyage

p1955.. The best way to do it is to call FBC directly to make the payment... bon voyage

j it just depends on when your week ends/starts, which for me can be a moving target, to be sure!!! bon voyage

I must say, IME, it is very difficult for one to get the Riedel wine glasses... LOL Cheers and bon voyage

Actually, guests can always consume alcohol brought aboard in any venue where drinking is taking place and allowed without corkage fee. The fee is applied when an 'un-opened' bottle is brought out of our cabin and wants the Sommelier or other beverage person to open for consumption. While on the other hand, we can ask the Room Attendant to bring a cork screw and wine glasses, all at no fee, for us to open and take wherever we like aboard. Cheers and bon voyage

Your questions have been answered, the policy/experiences is/are: two (2) bottles per person corkage fee: ANY passenger without an alcohol beverage package AND brings unopened bottles outside of their cabin, fee $25.00. You have received reliable information from all who have responded to your inquiry for clarification. Cheers and bon voyage

mb - methinks your hands (pun intended) are full on this sailing... LOL In health and bon voyage

Have you not selected your seat at flight purchase??? That would resolve the issue, if the seat needed is open and available... Good luck and bon voyage

You can always give a call and/or ask at initial check-in, yet if the info is correct or not is a different issue, yet you will be prepared one way or another... bon voyage

They are under certain circumstances. We had two (2) FCC's given to us for a previous sailing. If the policy is still the same, I cannot say. Worth checking out to be certain as policies are ever evolving in the current environment. bon voyage

I would start with: CelebrityEngagementCenter@celebrity.com After a week or so if no response, then: jennifermorales@celebrity.com I Am sure others will chime in on this as well... bon voyage

You will need to reach out to X in writing to find out if this is not in contravention of the T & C's of the FCC... bon voyage

21 minutes total, would be my guess... You mean to say that DH did not bring his own Purell just in case??? In health and bon voyage

Maybe you will want to look into X Private Journeys as an alternative? I Am sure they will cost more than the published tours, but maybe they can put something together for you. Just a thought. bon voyage

p I thought you were signed up for The Iconic Suite... LOL Enjoy your sailing and let us know how you enjoy it... bon voyage

Please elaborate on "...the amount of amenities/areas..." that you cannot partake in??? What are you considering "general population cabins."??? For many of us, there is no such thing as "general population" as opposed to fellow passengers, some of whom we meet and others we do not. As for off limits to "us" who do not purchase Suite Cabins would be the Retreat/Michaels Club and Luminae... As such, mainly two (2) areas out of the full ship... So not sure how you get that impression, then again you did say you did not research so it is quite understandable how you could be very mistaken in your thoughts... Please go to X's website and take a very quick look at the ship layout to understand, somewhat, where you will be able to go and enjoy aboard... lots of places.. That way you will be very informed on what is and what is not and be versed on your ship. I do not sail in suites (yet) and like a few others who post here, do not as well... Selective reads for sure... IMO bon voyage

ji - heck that is late, get up early, say around 4a and call, then 4.30a and 5a... Just in time to greet Room Service... LOL bon voyage

Yes, they do, except the OP needs to call security and not the passengers... bon voyage

bc it is all in the quest for a great sailing, great food, great drinking and meeting great people!!! LOL bon voyage