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1 minute ago, Kenmure said:

Copy or actual YF cert or a letter from doctor or healthcare professional. Either paper or electronic.

Thanks, that’s good to know.

Just now, Kenmure said:

Sorry! I got cut off…..

What would happen if you had nothing to present?

It would seem that Saga has not done its homework on this one and a lot of fellow travellers are being put to a deal of inconvenience having to last make arrangements.

Thanks, this is very useful.

>>we received an email last Friday saying all passengers had to have some sort of documentation before visitingthose countries and that would be checked on boarding.

Did the email say anything specific about particular types of documentation?

Thanks very much for the info, that's really helpful. So it seems that a letter on headed notepaper and a stamp will suffice and that you don't need the yellow certificate book that was mentioned and which I've seen on other sites.

See you on board.

Thanks for the reply, that's very interesting.

We have been quoted £75 EACH for exemption certificates, so you've done well. If you don't mind me asking, what type of certificate was it?

I'm one of the speakers on the trip, come and say hello, you'll guess who I am from my username.

Ok, thanks very much for your reply.

It would be interesting to know if Saga would accept a certificate like this, duly signed and stamped by a vaccination centre? (see attached)

But yes, the only way of knowing would be to contact Saga.

exemption-from-vaccination-sample.pdf

Hi,

My wife and I are going on the Atlantic Coast of Africa cruise next month, Yellow Fever vaccinations are required but Saga will accept exemption certificates.

We've had the jabs before, many years ago and have lost the documentation, and in any case at our age we don't want to have them again. Does anybody know what form of certificates would be accepted by Saga when boarding, I can't find any information on their web site.

Thanks for any help.

Ok thanks, that's a shame.

There were 2 tables on the 'Star' a few years back

Does anybody know if table tennis (or ping pong) is available on the Neptune, and where the table is located (picture maybe?).

Thanks

Is there a table tennis table on the Braemar? If so, hopefully it’s inside somewhere, also is there plenty of room for a proper game?

Thanks in advance

cheers,

Bernie

Thanks for the replies, was only interested in the Star, so that’s a shame.

Outside tables are just nonsense for table tennis

Does anybody know if there are table tennis tables on board the Star. I play at home and like to meet up with people and play on holiday.

If there is a table, is it inside or outside? (It’s not an outdoor sport!)

Thanks, didn't know that, I've now posted in that roll call.

careful asking to opt out and pay in cash as the whole thread will disintegrate into an online argument as always happens when this question is asked [/quote]

 

 

Too late, I've already asked!

Obviously a contentious issue, but morals aside, I would have like to known the facts.

 

We're all inclusive, so from the replies, it looks like the service charge is included.

First time with NCL, so looking forward to it.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks very much for the info.

I'm from the UK, I didn't pay any service charge up-front when I booked, and no mention of it was made by the travel agent.

I'm thick skinned, so don't mind some flak!!

Hi,

I've just booked a cruise on the Norwegian Jade, 9 days in May 2018, the cost includes a drinks package and speciality dining package.

I understand that a service charge of 20% is payable, but I can't find any info about it in the NCL terms and conditions.

What can I expect to pay, and is it possible to opt out and pay some of the crew in cash instead.

Thanks for any help