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Starting in July, there have been a large number of free cruises being offered to Pearl tier members of the Blue Chip Club which is unusual because Pearl is the entry tier. That's all we know for sure.

And this concludes the 2024/2025 deployment schedule.

It depends from where your ship is sailing. Here is your answer straight from Celebrity's FAQs on their website (link). "The minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on Celebrity Cruises® ships sailing from North America is 21. The minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on Celebrity Cruises® ships sailing from South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand is 18. Guests may contact Guest Relations or refer to Celebrity Today for specific minimum drinking age information on their cruise vacation."

@Tee & Chilli stayed in one of those cabins on Constellation last month. She posted a nice "Live" review. Here is one of the posts with photos of her cabin: In the thread she also has photos of a normal Constellation OV for comparison.

Sorry you had to settle. What were you hoping to see?

They may be very distracted with bigger problems:

And there was much joy throughout the land!

If you have an early return on Day 2, then you can be pretty sure it is EC.

No I have not which is good. It's just a possibility, that's all.

If Day 1 = embarkation day and Day 8 = disembarkation, then I would agree with you on Day 6. But it is possible that Day 2 will be your other EC day which includes the "Welcome Aboard" festivities.

Hopefully they will honor the low price.

That is a nice cruise. We were on Infinity in Dec 2016 but we embarked at Valparaiso. Your idea is a good one as that area is worth exploring and you don't want to simply rush off to SCL only to wait for the majority of the day. You will need to decide what you want to concentrate on as there is simply too much to do and see in the short time that you have. You should be able to find a company that will conduct a private tour that will pick you up at the cruise pier and drop you off at SCL. Because my situation was different, I have no recommendations for you. However a cursory check of the internet shows that those services are available. Here are examples: link and link. Good luck. Infinity docked at Valparaiso, Chile, Christmas Eve 2016

Sounds like one of the 6 stages.....

Central Standard Time (Chicago)

We were talking about the 2024/25 Caribbean itineraries. People wanted to know what time to be ready to pounce on the European releases tomorrow. My data point from this morning (Caribbean release) says you should have your alarm set for 3 am. Or, as in my case, have your dog wake you up at 3 am to be let outside.....

I woke up and saw them on my iPhone at 3 am (CST). And I dutifully posted it on this thread. Then I couldn't go back to sleep for a while....

I did not see that offered on a Constellation TA that we completed last month.

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Yuck. I would need 50 PUPs before I would take this survey.

For some strange reason, I still can't see them. Maybe it is a problem with Celebrity's search engine (or the dreaded user error): https://www.celebritycruises.com/itinerary-search?destinations=CARIB&ship=BY&sailStartDate=2025-01-01&sailEndDate=2025-04-30&dateToggle=M

For those that were worried that the delayed release of the European itineraries meant missing out on the sales promotion that Celebrity has been running, you are looking good. This promo will be around for so long that I'm thinking that "semi-annual" means the sale will go on for half a year.

I think for any of us that booked the newly released sailings (starting last month), this shorex sale represented a real discount. Those prices have not had a chance to rise over time.

Or they get released when Europe comes out tomorrow.

Yes, it looks like the complete Caribbean season has not been released. I was looking at Jan 2025 Beyond sailings. 10 night cruises are for sale but the 11 nighters they alternate with aren't, yet.