Stosh68

The first two Sarah Conner's in LA didn't survive. 😀 Ooops, somebody beat me to the punch.

I'm confused by what the scam is. They tell you up front what the price is, and you're not obligated to pay it if you don't want that service. Charging different prices in different regions of the globe isn't a scam. Not sure why people would assume that the cost of alcohol is the same everywhere in the world. Two seconds of Dr. Google pulled up this article https://headlands.com.au/why-are-alcoholic-spirits-so-expensive-in-australia/

So, thanks for all the info. They were having issues with the website the date I first called, so I called again last night to get my birthdate fixed and my multiple captain club numbers merged. And they messed it up AGAIN. I spoke with a nice lady, and I told her my birthdate on the princess.com website was wrong and that I have multiple club numbers. She said she would take care of it, and put me on hold. When she came back, she said she just talked to the Medallion app team and that they could not fix the problem. I was very polite and told her, I am not having a problem with the Medallion app, I am having a problem with the princess website and the captain's club, please transfer this to the captain's club team to fix. After 5 minutes on hold, she told me both issues were fixed. I waited until this morning to log into the website to give time for the change to occur and now I have three captain's club number's and my birthday is still wrong. The people on the phone try to be helpful and are pleasant, but they are totally incompetent. Not sure I want to try on the phone for a third time. At this point, I would rather tell them to delete my membership and account so I can start fresh, but if they can't change a simple birthdate, I don't see how they could figure out how to delete an account.

It almost has to be. A water slide is close to a worst case scenarios for the fast outgassing and breakdown of chlorine or chloramines. You have a large surface area of water, constant circulation /aeration and exposure to UV from the sun.

I've changed my mind, I'm bringing $2 bills.

This gives me pause. Usually I'll go to the bank and get a stack of $2 bills for tipping on trips. Most American's get a kick out of a $2 bill because they're uncommon, unfortunately a small number of Americas are ignorant and think $2 bills are fake. Not sure if want "is this real" drama on board.

I created an account on the website several weeks ago, and since they use a scrolling list of years, I accidently entered my birth year incorrectly. My bad. The website will not let you edit your date of birth, instead it directs you to call 1-800-PRINCESS. So I called to correct the issue, the operator was friendly and wanted to be helpful, but she was unable to update my year of birth. I don't know if its because she was unfamiliar with how to do it, or if it just wasn't possible for her to do it. She transferred me to OceanReady app department, and I explained my date of birth in the app was incorrect and not self-correctable. (The DOB is wrong on on the medallionclass app too.) This is when the train went off the rails. This new operator kept insisting my birthdate was correct, and that I was just not logging into the app correctly. After about 10 minutes of this nonsense, I gave up and ended the call. To make matters worse, I just tried to sign into the website again, and now I have to redo the registration process and my Captain's Circle membership number has changed. I have a reservation to import, but I'm afraid to do so until by DOB is correct, doubly so because now the Captain's Circle number my travel agent has is different from the one princess.com is now showing. So, anybody have experience calling them to correct this type of problem? Is this something I should even worry about now? Will it slow embarkation? Can I just fix this when I get on the ship and can talk to an actual human in person?