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Captain Rob

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  1. Not exactly the same, but  I ordered some vouchers for a hotel group. I could not use them because the particular hotel did not accept them but the Parent group did. Phoned Tesco and they cancelled the voucher and re-issued the club card point with an expiry 2 years later which was handy. You could always apply for a P&O voucher at a later date if required.

     

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  2. 21 hours ago, L751 said:

    Just wondering if booking a cruise on line with P&O, can you pick your cabin number on select fare 

     

     

    It's not obvious, you need to click on "CHANGE CABIN" when you get to this page.

     

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  3. On 5/19/2020 at 7:24 PM, ade999 said:

    Interested to know if people think there will be a European timetable this year? We are due to be sailing on the TA back to Argentina on the Silhouette. A few weeks ago it was the only thing that kept us going but we’re both now sort of resigned to the fact that it just ain’t going to happen. But would be interested in your opinions.

    I would have thought that there's a better chance of a European season compared to the USA. Italy, Spain and France are planning to open resorts in the next few weeks.

  4. 1 hour ago, deliver42 said:

    There won't be any Revolutions at X or Amps at RCCL for quite some time. Nor will there be any new builds for the companies, except for those already being built. My guess, and I'm probably being optimistic, is about 2 years before any new work will be started.

    Will they sell of the smaller ships as they are not so profitable.

     

    "According to Jason Liberty, CFO and senior vice president, the newer ships only need a 30 percent load factor to break even on an EBITDA level, compared to 50 percent for the older ships. He also noted that newbuild programs industry-wide will slow down with yards and suppliers also being impacted by COVID-19, which, he said, will weigh in on capacity growth in the foreseeable future."

     

    Quote from https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/22977-royal-caribbean-healthy-return-to-service.html

     

  5. In St Lucia a few years ago the captain was wise to the passengers that frequented the Rum Shack  and Karaoke in the dockside bar. He sounded the port leaving signal 15 minutes early. Amazing watching the revelers stampede back to the ship staggering and weaving all the way. You don't realise how much you have consumed until you stand up. Later cruises they stationed some crew members in the bar to move people on. Not so exciting to watch.

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