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  1. I am 5* & did not get AARP added to cruises booked before the program started.  However, price just went down on a booking, it was repriced & now I have the AARP OBC.  Travel agent handled it all so I’m uncertain how it was handled.

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  2. 45 minutes ago, Jim_Iain said:

    With due respect  to the previous post,  You actually you can buy OBC - Click on Gifts and Gear

     

    https://www.celebritycruises.com/cruise-gifts/items-results?category=ONBDCR&collection=ONBDCR

     

    They can be purchased in increments of $25.00 

     

    Thank you for your response.  I’ve looked there & OBC isn’t listed.  My cruise is February, 2024, so maybe CEL thinks it’s too early. 🤷🏼‍♀️

  3. In February I was isolated with COVID for 6 days.  Yesterday I called Guest Relations to follow up on the credit.  They had to contact the ship & said I’d have the response/FCC once they verified how many days I was quarantined.  5 hours later the FCC showed up in my account.  AMAZING!

    👏👏👏👏👏

     

     

    Dena

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  4. 1 hour ago, POA1 said:

    I'm not sure about the post office, but you do have send your old passport and/or passport card in when you renew by mail. You have plenty of time, so I'd start now.

    My passport expires end of October, 2024.  Have to be within a year from expiration date.  I will start the process the end of October, 2023.

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  5. My passport expires October, 2024, & have a Caribbean cruise booked in February & Alaska in June.  I just read that you don’t have to send the almost expired passport in.

    If I read it correctly, I can go to a Post Office & renew while keeping my passport if I take my original birth certificate & give them a copy of it.  Can only renew passport within 1 year of expiration.  I do intend to check this out further in the fall.

    6 hours ago, erdufylla said:


    Yeah, it can be a major ordeal here in the US. Mine expires next spring, and I’ve got a cruise booked for next summer I’ll need it for. In order to renew it, I have to mail it in (along with the form, a new photo, and payment) and just wait for it to be returned. If I mail it in now, I will probably have the new one back by October, but it could potentially take as long as 17 weeks according to the website (though that’s the extreme end of the timeline window), and that makes it risky to book anything for October or November of this year.

     

    There are places you can go for one-day turnaround on passports in emergency situations, but they’re often fully booked up and don’t take walk-ins, and they’re often not close by. I read one story of a woman who drove 9 hours to one such office that could fit her in (and then 9 hours back home, where she was flying out the next day). 

     

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