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  1. 52 minutes ago, Hlitner said:

    You should be fine.  You need to e-mail or fax the shareholder credit request and the various info/address is easily found via Google.  Since you are doing this at almost the last minute, make sure to make copies of everything (including your request) and bring it along on your cruise.  If you do not see the credit on your onboard account just stop at Guest Relations along with all your info (including proof that you own 100 shares) and they will usually get you the credit.

     

    Hank

    Thanks.  I did get in touch with the 'right' person at Princess who knew all about it.  Will take care of it Monday.  Nice idea about bringing a hard copy!  

     

  2. I’m wondering what is provided on HAL in the inside cabins?  Shampoo, soap, skin care lotion? Last year I was on a different cruise line and the ship only provided shower gel, i.e. no  shampoo or skin care lotion.

  3. 1)  Did not pay for any visa at all.... $0

    2) Entertainment is so-so, but I was ok just reading, hanging out, etc.  I met some great people on the cruise and hung out them a lot.  I was ready to get off ship after 5 days, but at the same time, I did enjoy the relaxed, nothing to do, kind of days.

    3) As far as the tours go, they are overpriced.  Smart people did their own tours once they got off ship.  Taxi's everywhere offering you better tours at a quarter of the price.  I loved Jordan.  Petra is about the only one I'd do with a tour, and even then I'm not sure.  To get into Petra the cost if I remember correctly, is $70 Cad.  

    4)  Overall, every stop had its own look.  I'd recommend seeing them all, but don't do the tours. 

     

    FYI:  if you booked tours in advance, or if some company offered you anything, be skeptical.  Pullmantur ship don't take any responsibility for anything

  4. I was on the same cruise.  Totally enjoyed it.  You do not need to get any visas, regardless of what any visa company tells you.  Cruise lines don't want to take any responsibilities for this.  Some people on the cruise went ahead and got visas and ended up wasting a lot of money.  If you have any questions about the cruise, let me know.

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  5. Finally got a few answers, but just like what Pullmantur says, I really cannot confirm anything. I won't know definitely until we arrive in the countries. I've decided not to get any visas!

     

    Egypt - answer from Canadian Embassy - get one upon arrival

    Oman - answer from Canadian Embassy - get one upon arrival

    Jordan, you get the visa upon arriving according to the US embassy. Canada embassy says you have to get one before you show up. Pullmantur finally came back and said that you get the visa in Jordan upon arrival.

  6. Pullmantur is about one of the only ships that do not do visas. I'm pretty sure about that! On the other hand, I have not gotten any replies from anyone who has done a Pullmantur cruise and needed a visa for any country they visited. It would have been nice to know if they could get the visa after embarking when passing through Egyptian security, or Jordan or Oman.

  7. This is the info that I have. The Jordan visa cannot be done online. The visa has to be glued into the passport. Therefore, you have to mail it in. The cost to me would be around $150 Canadian. I just might pass on that visa and stay onship. The Jordan embassy in Ottawa has not answered my phone calls. Egypt can be done online. That one seems simple. Oman, I'm still not sure about. The cruise line said that Oman gives the cruise itself a visa and it is therefore not needed. New visa rules were put into place in March with Oman. Not sure yet about the e-visa. Let me know if you hear of anything different or new. Thanks

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