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13 minutes ago, OCSC Mike said:

 

You can look up the current sailing's schedule in the app to get a general idea. Just click "select a different cruise", choose Indy, and select the current dates.

That worked. Thanks!

I assume there are two shows every night? We are trying to make our dinner reservations so we can see one of the shows. 

If two people book one cabin and each of them has an FCC, can they use them both towards the cruise price?

We will be leaving on Mariner of the Seas in April. What are the theme nights (if any) on a 5 day cruise to Costa Maya and Cozumel?

We are booked for April 1st, which is the first cruise after drydock. Hopefully everything will go well. Are there any sites to keep track of the drydock schedules?

1 hour ago, rkacruiser said:

Yacht Club guests

Not Diamonds?

On Divina you do not get it delivered to you room. You have to go and ask for it 🤨

It's been that way for several month. I guess fixing it isn't their highest priority

I've seen a section down the side of the check in area with wine and goodies:) Is that for YC or Diamond members?

On 7/13/2022 at 11:06 AM, bobcattk said:

Skip links in case you just want to see one part of the video
00:00 Secret #1 Cocktail party invitation
 

There haven't been any cocktail party on my last 4 post covid cruises on Divina

Received my points. Happy cruiser here!

28 minutes ago, Essiesmom said:

Roughly the same size as Oasis class???

Seashore:  169400 tons, 2270 cabins, 4500 double occupancy

Oasis:  225000 tons, 2800 cabins, 5600 double occ.  

EM

yeah, that's roughly

My cruise is 8 days out and still nothing. I did write them, and as usual they never bother replying. I'll give it a couple of days and then I will bombard them with phone calls, emails and social media posts until I see the points on my account.

At least you are supposed to get the points before the cruise, so if that doesn't happen then you can deal with them on board instead of on the phone 

https://www.msccruisesusa.com/manage-booking/msc-voyagers-club

same for USA

The extra points are supposed to be added to our Voyager accounts before the cruise.

Has anyone here received those points and know how long time before the cruise you will receive them??

I'll take advantage of this with a couple of cruises and bump myself into the Diamond level. I want to see it happen with the first cruise before I book the next though. Things doesn't always go as planned with MSC.

https://www.msccruisesusa.com/manage-booking/msc-voyagers-club

My wife and I and my brother in law was on a cruise. My brother in law woke up the first morning on the ship and was very sick. Ship's doctor did what he could and transferred him to a hospital in Nassau. Wife and I followed along. He was taken care of and we flew home after 4 nights.

Wife and I paid for his cruise and all expenses in relation to his medical issue, stay in Nassau and flights home. 

When I booked the cruise I bought travel insurance for each of us, not knowing that I just could have bought one and it would cover all of us.

So the question now is which of our insurance policies should we file the claims? Should we put it all on one, and should it be his or one of ours? Or should we file a claim for each of us, or maybe one for him and one for us?

We called the number on the insurance papers and they seems to either not know or be reluctant to give us the info.

We will be doing something lake that as well. Please let me know what you come up with.

6 minutes ago, tallnthensome said:

Can't they just tell their kids not to do that? 

😂 Sure, in a perfect world I guess that would work.

And if you don't register a card once onboard?

You need your room card to make a purchase, right? So if that card isn't authorized for any purchases that really should be ok?

What does people with teenage kids in their own cabin do if parents want to prevent them from spending on their cards?

Is it ok to not register any method of payment if you have prepaid your gratuities and a drink package and don't plan to spend anything onboard?

My TA is dragging his feet. Is it possible to transfer the booking to Celebrity so I can deal with it myself?

29 minutes ago, Stockjock said:

Just to make things even more confusing...

When I click on "Upcoming Cruises", I see a 4 night to Bimini and Nassau.  If I click on "Manage my Reservation", I am seeing the original 5 night to Key West and Cozumel.  If I then click on "Plan my Cruise", it shows a 5 night, only this time going to Nassau and Cozumel.  

Very confusing.

nm

12 minutes ago, LGW59 said:

There is always the story behind the story.  So if I understand this correctly, the folks who booked this, originally booked a 4 day cruise and were moved to a new ship for a 5 day cruise, with no additional cost?  Now they are back to 4 days again but with $50 OBC.   Hmmmmmm

Sounds like some did. We booked a 5 day cruise...

6 minutes ago, Ken the cruiser said:

I've been following along on this thread and I was just curious about a couple of things if the below Dec 26th cruise on the Summit is the one in question. First, you've been calling this a New Years Eve cruise. But even if it was for the original 5 days, wouldn't you still have been disembarking in Miami on Dec 31st?

 

But more importantly if you live in the New York area, why would you even consider going through all the preliminary effort, to include getting the antigen tests, booking a hotel near the port and then flying roundtrip from New York to Miami for a 5 day cruise? Why not, for example, sail out of New York on the Norwegian Gem for 7 days leaving the same day, Dec 26, and getting back Jan 2? I realize you of course have your reasons, but I was just curious. Seems the NCL cruise would have been a lot less stressful all around.

 

 

The new years cruise on summit departs on the 30th. That's the day where the 26th 4 day cruise returns to Miami.