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  1. 10 hours ago, -The-True-North- said:

    Does any purposely buy inside than do a move up?

     

    Is it usually cheaper this way?

     

    Inside: 809

    Balcony: 995

     

    Difference is 186 x 2 = 372

     

    Would a move up be less than that usually? I'm reading the move up and it seem so.

    What happens if there are no balconies available in a move up bid ? 

  2. Group pricing is not as good as it was a couple years ago

    our TA group price on up coming fall  Transatlantic was $4200 CAD for 2 in a V2 cabin, included taxes, drink package , wifi and refundable 

    we were able to book a basic V2 for $1666 cad with taxes , we are Elite , so the perks will be enough for us 

    our OBC will cover tips , 

    so $2600 for drinks is a lot 

    a couple years ago group price was about the same as a basic cruise 

  3. 1 hour ago, RickT said:

    I go to the X webpage and in the upper right hand corner is a link titled “Offers”.  When you click on that link one of the options is Excited Deals which brings you to this page https://www.celebritycruises.com/cruise-deals/exciting-deals?icid=spclff_tctclp_xct_hm_other_206

    Once on that page I click the “From Canada” link at the top right which then brings me to Canadian pricing of the exciting deals.  
    Good Luck. 

    See post #22

  4. 31 minutes ago, Gracie115 said:

     

    Wow....that's just crazy...

    Crazy yes, but the deposit for cabins have always been high , even on an inside cabin we had to pay a deposit of $480CAD a person since 2016, most of cruise before that were bought after final payment date 

    here the invoice for a Suez Canal cruise in 2017, booked in 2016 ,  got lucky ,it was sale of $50 deposit 

    but in the fine it ask for $960 for the cabin, and a suite would be double 

    and the military discount was better back than it was $280 pp, instead of $100 pp they have now 

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  5. 4 minutes ago, CDNPolar said:

     

    Is this a daily thing until you are approaching North America again?  One hour per day?  That would mean one hour more sleep per day which my husband will love.

    On our next TA Lisbon to Port Carnival it a 5 hour time difference 

    Between Tenerife and Hamilton is 4 hour  and 5 seadays , so it will change almost everyday 

    and than one change after Hamilton 

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    2 hours ago, hallasm said:

    The biggest difference is more sea days and more activities on the ship. On an eastbound cruise you 'lose' five / six hours - clocks are usually set forward one hour at noon and the days get a little shorter - on westbound cruises the clocks are set back one hour at 2 am - nights with longer sleep. In both cases, you cross the Atlantic without jet lag.

     

    Celebrity has always change their clocks at 2 am on the 5 eastbound cruise we have been

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  7. 54 minutes ago, CDNPolar said:

    Love what @spunks has shared as we are about to do our first TA cruise.

     

    BUT, this time without excursions and wandering time in cities and towns also opens you up to spending more time eating and drinking.... we will definitely work to control this....

    That may be true for the first couple of seadays but by the end of cruises you should be to your usual eating & drinking patterns 

     

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  8. 2 minutes ago, dalmoradie said:

    My husband and I are booked on the June 9 sailing of the Solstice to Alaska. We are booked in an Aqua Class cabin.  I made some move up bids for all the suites and on Monday night, there were exactly 2 Royal Suites, 8 Celebrity Suites and 7 Sunset Suites still available.  Today, I asked my TA to price any suite for me as I wanted to just pay for the upgrade outright.   He called me back and informed me that there are no more suites available and the sailing is all sold out.  I looked to check and the sailing is not even coming up when I do a search.

     

    Is it really possible that they sold all those open suites in a couple of days?   It's still 38 days before the cruise...  

    yes, they could have all sold out in the last couple of days 

  9. 4 hours ago, Oceangoer2 said:

    Who has removed the Canadian pricing?  Are you speaking of a TA or X?  My screen comes up with Can. $$s.  Perhaps your location indicator (at the bottom of the home page) has been changed somehow to US? The page for finding cruises hasn't changed for me. 

    I been using this link for a couple years and before it would show both CAD and USD pricing 

    https://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Celebrity/Exciting_Deals/CEL_Exciting_Deals.pdf

    the format for the  public is crap

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