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Congratulations on your platinum status - well on your way to the President's Club. As always, enjoying your descriptions of your adventures.

The video is amazing!

Thanks, David, for the reminder.   It seems people get so excited to be able to print the boarding pass weeks ahead, not realizing that one needs the barcode to proceed. 

If you have never been to Glacier Bay, it is an experience not to be missed. So, if you are picking one or the other, I would choose Glacier Bay. As others have said, Mendenhall Glacier is different. If there is no other excursion in Juneau that you want to do, I would visit Mendenhall. You could wait until you get to Juneau to decide as there are local busses that will take you there.

Personally, I like the Hubbard Glacier the best so if you ever get a chance to see it, do so.

1964 Viking Princess of the Flagship Lines (Norwegian) NYC to Bermuda. I was 20 at the time and went with family and grandmother.

Does Poohby Joe have his own suitcase? He has such great clothes.

You two look fabulous. Like the new tux.

I very much enjoyed your description of your day in Hong Kong (a place I always wanted to go to but never did and probably won't now that I am a solo).

Thanks for all the effort you put into your posts. I have been following you for years. Barbara

Kathie, Have a great cruise. I am so glad you are back at sea.

Very much enjoyed your discussion of the Windstar Cruise. Always like reading about your travels.

I don't think cruise prices are coming down. If ships are sailing full or close to full, why would they.

So glad things worked out so well. Enjoy Spring and Summer in your beautiful area of California. Looking forward to your posts from the 2025 World Cruise.

It is early in the season. It may fill up as the time gets closer. Sailing on a ship not full is pretty nice. I remember the first cruises after the ""pause" from Covid were really nice with half empty ships.

Having sailed out of San Diego many times, I have always found the agents to be very kind and helpful.

I suspect the problem is that so many passengers want to be "first to board" that things can get chaotic. I have stayed the night before right across from the ship and notice that some people start lining up at 9:00AM well before the ship has been emptied of the previous cruise's passengers. 

One time we did arrive after 1:30 and we were on the ship in no time. If you suspect you might have an issue, I suggest having  a nice lunch at one of the restaurants close by and then start the process.

Isn't that first snaking line for security which everyone has to go through? And if there is more than one ship in port, everyone goes through the same security line and then you split off for ship checkin.

Sail Away out of San Diego is one of the best there is! Enjoy your cruise.

So happy to hear from you and that you beat the cancer. Hoping your cruise in March goes well for you so that you will feel confident doing the Pole to Pole. Take it easy and let people assist you when needed. You've been through a lot and deserve future cruise experiences.

First sail away I have seen this year. Great photography.

Found similar on upcoming cruise. Does the Wish List ever pan out or should I check immediately upon boarding? Thanks.

I have not traveled Princess since this app has been required so have read this thread thoroughly. Last time I got the medallion at the port.

If I complete the web version, does the information transfer over to the app which I have downloaded.

I do not intend to allow the shoreside credit card business as I seldom buy stuff ashore and if I do, I use cash in Mexico. 

My traveling companions are pressuring me to complete the app but if I end up in the blue line does it really matter. They seem to think it is a fate worse than death not to be in the green line. Port is San Pedro.

Any answers or suggestions. Thanks.

Sometimes I think a medal presentation depends on the captain's whims. Prior to Covid we were to receive Silver Medallions. And they were left on our bed. Later learned only one other couple was to receive their medallions and the captain decided not to have a ceremony for just the two couples.

I like your itinerary. Have a wonderful time!

As we know, there are 3 vaccines being encouraged this year: Flu, RSV, and Covid. It appears it is getting more difficult to determine which illness one might have.

San Diego is also my favorite port to sail from. Love staying across the street at Springfield Suites. Can watch how the debarkation and embarkation are progressing and time my walk over accordingly.

Happy Anniversary and many more!!