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These tournaments are specific to those sailing on a casino offer, which is different from the regular slot tournament for all cruisers that used to be on every cruise. Those are the ones that haven't been restarted and people are being given $25 compensation.

For the Op's date, Intercontinential is $441 and Hampton is $508

Radisson Red Miami Airport is $258/nt for the OP's date, $291 all in with taxes. That's crazy.

Oooh, I see your dilemma. Unfortunately your date is outrageously expensive. I'll see what makes sense.

Dates? Regarding port transfers, you're better off just taking a taxi or Uber/Lyft. No waiting around for a shuttle schedule and it's your own private ride. Just did a Lyft from downtown Miami to cruiseport and it was $12 before tips a week ago.

You'll have a great time. You're not in an inside cabin. It's a beautiful, spacious cabin with a great panoramic window. Stop overthinking it and mentally punishing yourself.

Not really, there's the 3rd party cruise casino hosting company URCOMPED. COM

You have been a member of CC since 2016 with over 7,000 posts and you're asking how much OBC is normal on a Celebrity cruise? Of course you know the answer, which is ZERO.

Sea Terrace XL and no bands were mailed, they were received at check-in.

I don't understand this story you recounted.

I just disembarked the Seashore who's itinerary was completely changed due to the hurricane. Anyway we dined at in the Aurea experience anytime dining room, Manhattan. Every night my estimate was 30-40% of the men were wearing shorts. There were a few wearing flip flops into the ding room. On Gala night there were still men in shorts but only a few. On White night many men and women wore white shorts and white T-shirts. At Butcher's Cut there were the same % of men wearing shorts.

On the Seashore from Florida tap water was available at no fee in Butcher's Cut and all MDRs.

I understand what the offer is, just trying to clarify since there have been some posts implying there's no restrictions. The truth is more nuanced which is important since changes to the dining experience menu costs extra so it's no longer a fully complementary meal. Here's a photo of our entrees that were included in the package; a NY sirloin and double cut lamp chops. Both were excellent.

Today's email from Celebrity states we still need to test for the Beyond's 10/26 sailing.

Your recollection is somewhat correct. What the dining experience menu says is you can replace a dish on the dining experience menu from the ala carte menu for 50%off. Any additional dishes is full price.

That was not offered as an option by the restaurant host when booking the restaurant nor by the server when we sat down for our dinner. Both staff members specifically said our dinners were to be ordered from the dining experiencees menu.

Just denied on 3 future BCC cruises.

I'm on the Seashore right now and the Diamond dinner can only be ordered from the dining experience special menu.

Tonight on the Seashore someone came into the dining room with ratty shorts, tank top, and FLIP FLOPS. Aurea experience Manhattan Dining room.

That is absolutely false. The doors are not airtight they're no different than closet bifold doors.

One of the differences with Michael's Club vs the Retreat Lounge on E class ships is the lack of continuous snacks in a mini buffet setup as in the Retreat Lounges on E-class ships.When we were on the Reflection in March it was an ordeal to get any snacks at 6:45 pre-dinner. It was the wonderful bartender Cranston who personally brought a cheese plate every night for me for my aperitivo.

Only if the window is closed. I'd it's open, the the AC shuts down.

What ship are you on? I'm on the Seashore right now and I would say 50%of the men are wearing shorts for dinner. I had dinner last night at Butcher's Cut, (Excellent meal) and 1/3 of the men there were wearing shorts.