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  1. 12 minutes ago, 20165 said:

    See you on board tomorrow.  We leave this afternoon from NC. Looking forward to it. Our first princess cruise in over 20 years.  Yes, before carnival acquired them so it will be interesting to see the changes.  Fingers crossed its somewhat the way we remember because we sailed princess pretty much exclusively pre kids and it was wonderful.    

    Safe travels down to Florida. I'm sure you will still greatly enjoy Princess. 
     

    seen you on board! 

  2. 46 minutes ago, Grego said:

    Carolyn and I will be joining you tomorrow on the beautiful Enchanted Princess.  Our day will start with a fairly short hour and a half drive down from Port St Lucie to Einstein's Bagels for a quick sharing of a bagel and coffee and then driving across the street to GoPrincess where we got an invitation to be there again for the third time.

    We are looking forward to being on the Enchanted again this year and this time celebrating my wife's birthday and our 58th Princess cruise.  Planning on touring a little more of PR and going back to our favorite animal preserve in Roatan.  We'll probably get off the ship in most of the ports to grab some street images and then enjoying the sea days aboard the ship.

     


    see you tomorrow and safe travels down. 

  3. Starting my live from today as tomorrow we are heading over to Fort Lauderdale to stay at The Hotel Maren on Fort Lauderdale Beach again to start off our vacation.  Hey, why not start a day early?!

     

    So looking forward to being back at sea and on a ship that I haven't sailed on before.  I'm sure I will love the Enchanted as much as I did the Sky, especially since Crooners is on this ship.  Hopefully I will be doing my live report Sunday from the Sanctuary, which many know is one of my favorite places on a ship. Also really looking forward to a few dinners at The Catch by Rudi.  

     

     

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  4. 1 hour ago, Cruise Raider said:

    There was a time last year when they had 50% off on certain cruises only if they were booked while onboard.  The deal was so good, I booked about 11 of the  In total.  Even the plus package fare was half off.  
    now, it’s hard to get them to show us those listing and there is nothing like we saw last year.  The cruise fare is all that is discounted now and most of them are nowhere near half.  There are some sailings that have some additional OBC if they can add you to a group. 
    I saw where you may be able to view some sailings on the TV in your stateroom that are on special but I can’t really speak to that if it’s a special deal or not.  Since they are pretty much filling ships to capacity, I’m not sure we are going to see the deals that we found in the last couple of years.  

     

    I couldn't get them to show us anything on the Sky.  Every time I asked, she kept putting me off.

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  5. 18 minutes ago, PacnGoNow said:

    You are so right.  Why should we have it to ourselves when we visit Princess Cays?  Well, at least we did for many years.  Anyway, I’m happy it is helping their economy.  Thank you for pointing that out.


    I'm glad we had it for as long as we did! 

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  6. 14 minutes ago, PacnGoNow said:

    Oh no!  What a shame.  Your pictures are beautiful.  It “was” an unspoiled treasure, up until now.

    Thanks for posting.  SMH

     

    At one point, the area where Princess Cay is was also an "unspoiled treasure" as well.  

     

    Many of the residents are thrilled about this as it will create a lot of jobs and bring revenue to the island as the island's economy is depressed for lack of better term according to friends who live in the Bahamas and spend time there. 

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  7. Sounds like it was the perfect cruise!  What an awesome review and it makes me more excited to be leaving on Saturday on the Enchanted.  I have 2 reservations for The Catch and am excited to be back there and to try out O'malley's pub.  I'm a sucker for an Irish Pub and spend quite a bit of time at one here in town.

     

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  8. 27 minutes ago, George C said:

    There is a Hilton across the street from Doubletree and Marriott, the one restaurant in Marriott has a fabulous view of the harbor and a large bar I believe the name is Casablanca.

     

    I only mentioned that the Doubletree was a Hilton property as the OP was looking for Marriot properties only. 

     

    You are right, that is Casablanca on the Bay. They have a great happy hour.  

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  9. 1 hour ago, Greg4502 said:

    Captains’ Circle loyalty desk is where it takes me every time.  Will that be our muster station? 

    No. The muster stations are in dining areas, lounges/bars, the theater. On ships I have been on before, I know where the station is for my cabin. I pass by there on the way to the cabin and check in, if they are open. Then up to the room to unpack, while the video is playing. On the back of the door, will show you where your station will be.

     

    I've had my muster station be in the art gallery which was difficult for anyone to needed to sit while waiting for it to start. That clearly was pre covid. 

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  10. Here is the latest update with some dates....

     

     
    FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., (April 13, 2024) – Princess Cruises today announced it is making a significant enhancement to the main dining options found across its fleet, designed to give guests the ultimate in flexibility and choice when it comes to their dining experience by offering three table service options – Traditional, Reservable, or Walk-in Anytime - coupled with the brand’s industry exclusive OceanNow location-based “anywhere” service.
    With a dedication to personal preference and individualized service, Princess will designate separate dining rooms aboard every ship in the fleet* to the three table service options – one dedicated to traditional dining offering an early and a late seating every evening; one offering reservable dining times; and a third with open seating to support walk-ins anytime. The three table service options integrate with the line’s unparalleled OceanNow, which provides guests the convenience of ordering anything, anytime, and receiving it anywhere onboard, making Princess uniquely positioned to accommodate all guest dining preferences.
    Making all dining formats available fleetwide follows the resounding success of this new approach already implemented aboard the new Sun Princess. With the stunning introduction of the new next level Love Boat came the debut of three-story dining room with one floor dedicated to traditional dining, another serving guests with a flexible reservation and a third for anytime walk-ins.
    “Our guests have been delighted with the dining flexibility aboard Sun Princess and we’re pleased to extend the concept to all the other ships in our fleet,” said Sami Kohen, Princess Cruises vice president of food and beverage. “Now whether guests prefer an early seating every evening, or change things up every night, or even change their mind, these flexible dining options ensure that their dining preference is effortlessly accommodated.”
    Starting on April 15, 2024, the new approach will launch on Princess voyages departing September 14, 2024 and beyond. To support these changes and the transition to the new system, main dining reservations that already have been made for voyages sailing September 14 and beyond for any ship except Sun Princess will be cancelled. Main dining reservations for guests sailing through September 13 will not be affected.
    Starting June 17, booked guests will be able to use the app ahead of their voyage to opt for traditional seating in a dedicated dining room with the same waiter, same table and same time each night, or flexible dining, allowing them to enjoy dinner at any available time and table size of their choosing in either the Reservable or Open Seating dining rooms.
    This change does not affect guests booked in specialty dining restaurants or suite or reserve collection accommodations, who enjoy a dedicated dining room on Princess ships, where no reservations are required.
     

     

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