Rick&Jeannie

The OP did not actually state that all 4 would be in the same cabin...hence I worded it the way I did.

Keep in mind that your $675 is a *minimum* bid...plus multiply by however many in that suite.

Second vote for Blackberry Cars. We use them every time we fly into London. Regarding food quality... we're on the Caribbean P right now. Quality has definitely dropped (in my opinion) even over the past 3 or 4 cruises we've done after restart. I would not say that I am a picky eater at all, but there have been several meals in the MDR where I felt that I was "settling" for the least objectionable choices.

If you are sure you will only have one connected at a time you do not have to log off/log on. The system will auto disconnect the first when you try to attach #2

Probably...but keep in mind you are now dividing that abysmal bandwidth by 4 and serving it up to the 4 devices

Sure...if you are elite level.

There is probably no switch for dual voltage. If it was made within the last 10 years or so the power supply just "senses" what the input voltage is and works accordingly. It *will* however be printed on the power supply that it can operate on both voltage ranges.

All CPAPs that I have seen are dual voltage so we only need to adapt the plug/socket. Of course, everyone should check their own device before attempting to plug it into 220v! It should be listed right on the unit or on the "power brick".

We had an August sailing last year scheduled for Glacier Bay. Had to bypass due to fog/weather. Disappointed for our travel companions because it was their first cruise ever. Discovery Princess.

As best I can tell you should be able to do what you said. I have never had to wait 30 days between purchases.

The BIG reason to use the cruise line transfer is that they will hold the ship if a transfer bus is running late...possibly due to bad traffic or a wreck. Not so if you book your own transfer.

Exactly!

They generally ask you what terminal/airline you want. They will stop at however many stops that riders need.

Interesting! I thought it was only a "feature" of viewing on a phone...but I just narrowed my Chrome desktop browser width very narrow and it appeared!

I can only dream.... I have the time but my money tree caught a blight last year...

Rarely is a "complete" schedule ever available pre-cruise. Many items just don't show up until you are on board.

You might get a quicker response by posting on a current Roll Call...

We have booked pre-cruise hotels several times now...it has now become our "standard MO" now that we are committed to going in at least a day early (since we missed a flight and consequently the ship last year for a transatlantic!) We generally do not do this for Europe (although we *have* done so with NCL). Have done this solely in the US (so far) with Princess. We like the fact that all transfers are included and we just "don't have to worry about any of those details". Yes...we pay a premium for doing it this say...don't care! 😄

Sorry, no. We always have a package

Sure...I usually deplete their entire stock of diet coke! 😄

TAs can often times see more rooms than what shows on the website...

Absolutely! They never book all timeslots at SD restaurants just for this possibility. I would still keep an eye on the app (make sure it is updated if it needs it...check version level) and try again every once in a while. Always best to try and get this nailed down pre-cruise.

Welcome to Cruise Critic! I had been thinking about doing a referral for a family member...maybe not now since it doesn't *appear* to work.

It all depends on how long you've had the FCC. They all come with an expiration date. Some have said that they were able to get an extension...but just as many that said they could not.

Always best to go "straight to the source"! 😄