lilibetii

I have been of 4 longer cruises where I was at the same dining room server's station. That is until he was promoted to the Pinnacle Dining Room. He has done an outstanding service and was well appreciated by the cruisers whom he served so well. It now appears that he is being terminated for smoking in the cabin though he assures me that he avoided smoking in the cabin though his cabin mate did. I did encourage him often to give up smoking and I know that he was making efforts to stop smoking. My question is, I would like to aid him in his effort to keep his employment because he is so great at his work. I do understand and greatly approve of the no smoking policies of HOLLAND AMERICA but I am hoping that they might perhaps put him on probation and allow him to prove again his loyalty to HAL. Does anyone have an idea to whom I should address a recommendation?

As a 4 star Mariner, I Say, Book HAL again and again. If you don't like a certain ship, book one that you do like.

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Don't book it, there are so many choices. Look beyond HAL.

I so want to do that 67 day South American cruise. Why can't those Publisher Clearinghouse people drive their van to my house????;)

 

Thanks for the reminder, Peter.

I so wanted to do this cruise especially since I have a dear friend and fellow cruiser who is on for the entire voyage 3 Jan- 6 May. But my cruises have already put me in debt and the Prinsendam is way to expensive.

I'm sorry Lew, I didn't mean to "yell". I just hit the caps lock without meaning to. Generally when I do that I rewrite whatever it is. This time I guess I was too lazy.

I'm sorry Lew, I didn't mean to "yell". I just hit the caps lock without meaning to. Generally when I do that I rewrite whatever it is. This time I guess I was too lazy.

You'll need to enter your passport, known traveler, etc. information when you checkin for your flights on the American Airlines website within 24 hours of your first flight. Any ID information entered before that time will not be retained.

 

AMERICAN AIRLINES KEEPS A RECORD OF MY PASSPORT. I HAVE RARELY, IF EVER, HAD TO resubmit the information.

This is what I found on searching the terms:

On Request - The itinerary has been purchased but involves segments operated by airline and is awaiting confirmation from that airline, which may require hours or even days. The Print button will print the Reservation Details webpage.

Ticket Pending (previously Purchased) - The itinerary has been purchased and is awaiting ticketing, which usually requires no more than 1-2 hours. The Print button will print the Reservation Details webpage. (Prior to 2012, the Print button opened a popup window with a formatted summary of reservation details.)

I would appreciate any remarks about this as I have both of them on my AA information in regard to my tickets. I do have a record locator . My arrangements were made by Holland America.

Does anyone have experience of the SI cabins on the Brilliance

I have been able to book stateroom 4583 on Royal Caribbean, but the next day there were no more staterooms available in that category.:p

I have been able to book stateroom 4583 on Royal Caribbean, but the next day there were no more staterooms available in that category.:p