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We have more time on the Navigator than the other ships, though we do like the Explorer, including a couple of 26-day cruises. We much prefer it to the Voyager or Mariner. We will be doing the Transatlantic in November and hope it stays around for another trip.

Alaska weather changes often, having lived there and cruised there several times, I recommend you check the weather forecast before you decide what to pack.

Having spent some quality time at the pool bar with Zqueeze on a previous cruise, looking forward to his dialog.

Sorry to hear, we sailed with him several time, always a gentleman.

We were on Celebrity in May. the shuttle works pretty well and we, in our 70's walked one way.

Looking forward to the review of your Tokyo to Bangkok cruise, we had to cancel at the las minute because of family illness.

The miso black cod is better than the sea bass but we've only had it in Pacific Rim. Both worth eating.

The shower in the Penthouse on Explorer is the best ever. The bathtub only on the Mariner is not usable for us seniors the stepover is too high.

Thanks for a great trip report, we enjoy crossings and looking forward to ours next year.

Great posting, enjoyed it all, We won't be on Regent until November but you've made our wait even longer.

We're flying to Toyko in November from Seattle and took a $1300 per person upgrade for a nonstop on Japan Air. We were charged the $75 fee but it was refunded since we're Platinum. Seemed expensive but with current flying issues it seemed the way to go.

Looking forward to your travels, I've enjoyed a beverage or two with you at the pool bar,

We were recently on the Solstice, we have over 400 nights at sea, including Regent Seven Seas, and our meal at Murano was one of the best ever, Well worth doing.

Just off Solstice, $30 won't go very far at Sushi on Five.

Just got off the Solstice in a royal suite, the service and food was very good, however 3000 passengers doesn't compare with 750. We enjoyed our cruise but sure our next cruise on the Explorer in only a concierge suite will be better We have over 200 nights on Regent and almost a hundred on Celebrity. Compare prices on what is included and Regent can be a better value.

We have been on many cruises. Our dinner in Murano last night was one of the best ever. Highly recommend anyone on Solstice book Murano.

Times change, I remember a cruise from Houston, a few years ago, when you could only buy Texas brewed beer until we reached international waters

We have over 90 nights on her and have booked another cruise for 2024. book forward and as low as you can stand, deck 5 or 6 is our preferred,

We have over 200 nights on Regent, from window suites on the Navigator to penthouse suites on the Explorer. While we still cruise on Celebrity in an upper suite if we don't have to fly, you can't beat the all-inclusiveness of Regent. Our next cruise with them is to Asia, it looks expensive, when you factor in the business air and pre cruise hotel it's competitive and we enjoy the smaller ships and the quality of service. We have cruised post covid on the Explore and found it as good as ever.

Well said.

Thanks again, really enjoying your cruise, wish we were with you.

Excellent comparison, we've never sailed Cunard, mostly Regent and Celebrity. May try Cunard.

We've been on half dozen TA's, Regent and Celebrity. We enjoy the ship's activities and find it very relaxing, A few years ago we did a Mediterranean followed by a crossing on the Voyager and much preferred the sea days.

We always buy some things for the crew and give them to reception.

We are long time Regent cruisers, did our first Celerity in 15 years last October round trip Seattle. Granted it was at reduced capacity, but it was excellent. Booked a Royal suite for next year similar price to Regent but a bigger suite. It will be interesting to see how a full ship compares.