EngrJones

I'm certain that you mean "relative costs per share," and I agree with you 100%. That said, today's cost per share has everything to do with the value of the company. Market Valuation = # outstanding shares x current price per share

Same here.

You paid $3400 extra for a bigger bathroom?! Wow.

Did four new cartons actually show up every day?

I find it amusing when I'm on the number one investing forum and people start talking about cruising. Same here.

How much more did you pay for this?

Doesn't everybody already do this?

Yeah, I know. And two of those are redundant with Platinum or above status, while the other three are just complete jokes. It really is just the second sink in the bathroom. Why would I need a larger bathroom with two sinks?

How are these "exclusive?"

Which of these can't I find at many bars (obviously, you won't find a nice chair in the sun)?

I wish we had that, but I don't think anybody has ever reported a reliable pattern. NCL seems to release itineraries 18 - 24 months out in my experience, but it's not reliable. They tend to release by "season." Think AK vs. Carribean.

Check the cruise line and travel agency websites. Read about here from somebody making a report. Possibly look for news releases from the cruise lines.

Holy thread bump Batman!!🦇

Yeah, I was trying to decipher that as well. Obviously, the passengers who were supposed to board are entitled to refunds (possibly with choice of a partial refund if they stay in an NCL hotel for a few days and then board a shortened itinerary). Did I read somewhere that NCL is planning to charge the room accounts a premium for those who were invited to extend their time on the ship a few days? Maybe it was on the mysterious "other place" that I read about so often.

Zelle?

I've transferred CNs to another person and was never charged a fee. Is that new?

FAS beverage package?

Presto!!

I can get most of those at every bar that is open.

What I typically see is people washing their hands. Probably 98% of the time, but I really don't watch that closely. Most people are not pigs.

It's the account they set up for you on every cruise that they charge drink taxes, DSC, on board purchases, etc. to. Total invoice is the cost of the cruise (base fare, taxes, port fees, FAS gratuities, etc.). Are you saying that your total invoice is sometimes less than $500? Are you using CAS?

Are you talking about the total cruise invoice or just the on-line cabin account?

Sounds like great fun! 🤣 Didn't you already know @graphicguy?

Does NCL sail there during the summer? Wouldn't I also want "purchased shade" on a sunny day in January?

AAA and AARP cards work just fine.