ArgoNereus

There may be one category upgrade on each sailing up to Aqua, not a free Aqua cruise until 6,000, and 9,000 pts.

"One category upgrade applicable through AquaClass® (based on availability) Complimentary 7-night Caribbean or Bermuda cruise in a Veranda stateroom (taxes & fees are extra) At 6,000 points, and every 3,000 points, thereafter, receive a complimentary 7-night Caribbean or Bermuda cruise in an AquaClass stateroom C

One of the perks of being a Zenith is a free upgrade up to Aqua if cabins are available. Constellation is sailing at capacity. On our B2B sailings there was only one luncheon.

I left the group because members who had experienced a less than expected cruise experience were chastised for posing their issues. The moderator is a travel agent who does not tolerate negative posts as if there were no issues ever on X.

There are guidelines for those who follow the rules. Just like there are guidelines for those who reserve pool deck chairs or not smoking on balconies. Some just X the rules. I get a lot of exercise rolling my eyes.

We're on Constellation for the past three weeks and have no complaints whatsoever. We eat in anytime dining, seated at 5:30, order almost immediately, finish by 6:15, (no dessert). Food has been hot, and only on one day have we found nothing appetizing. We arrive in the ocean view cafe at 11:30 prior to the rush and always find something to satisfy our cravings. Cheese selection is awesome. Now if we could only find some parents who can control their toddlers, we would have a perfect sailing. Officers are visible and friendly.

Sorry but that was trivia time for us.

We were not able to get service in MC. Went up to the pool bar and one guy was trying to prepare drinks for a dozen people.

YES

We are amazed at the number of trivias and activities on board. We have not had so many since activities staff was cut a number of years ago.

We have sailed on Connie many, many times and the "Connie Cough" was a regular expectation. The majority of people will not be affected but be prepared. My wife and I have both experienced it at least once in each of our back to back to back sailings.

Only the Black Friday and Monday specials. Prices for next year dropped after the specials expired. OBC for booking onboard and reduced deposit is the incentive now.

In Panama a passport was required to go ashore.

Terminal 3 is the new location rather than 6 which was used before. #3 experience was great. We were onboard before 11

The only time we have had slow service was on prime rib night We were told too many people ordered it. I'm sure their computer models would suggest that the craving for beef should have had them prepared for the menu choice. The only coughing I've heard is from the concierge in Michael's and unfortunately from my wife. The Reflection lounge during trivias has not been interrupted by pax coughing.

I've seen very few, 7 or 8 people but I may be seeing the same ones in various locations.

We are presently on Constellation and are enjoying it so much that we booked several back to backs for next year. The food has been great, but service a bit slow at times. I'm gaining well over a pound a day from the food groups I can't resist. The public areas are well maintained even though there are a few rust spots that are being removed by a hard working crew. The cabins need an upgrade but we spend most of our time elsewhere. Activities are wonderful for those who like to stay on board. I've read many negative posts about the ship but our experience so far has been stellar. The cold virus is alive and well onboard. If you are travelling, bring your meds.

I believe that the garage is right across from the Terminal.

Looking forward to Tuesday. Connie fits our idea of a ship just as my favorite jeans, a little worn but oh so comfortable.