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  1. I'm sure a wine connoisseur may have a heart attack reading this, but I've been know to mix a cabernet or pinot with a moscato to get a pretty good sweet red.  On NCL ships most all the bars have moscato, so was easy to order one of each and mix together, but haven't noticed any Moscato on any of the wine lists for Princess.  I do plan on bringing 2 bottles of Barefoot Red Blend, but that won't last 8 days.  

     

  2. We are cruising Wednesday on the Grand.  It is through the Casino and we got a Balcony, Princess Plus and 250.00 casino credit and 150.00 Onboard credit. All we had to pay was Taxes and port charges (130.00).  We get similar offers at least 2-3 times a week.  And, no, we don't play that much.  We play what we would if we were paying for the cruise or not.  We've been pretty lucky on several cruises and ended up with more money than we started with.  I think they are so desparate for passengers, they are practically giving cruises away.

     

    If you have played in the casino at all, call the following number and ask if they can do anything for you.

    661-284-4414

     

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  3. 10 hours ago, Kmkub said:

    I am unable to save emergency contact info. I have every box filled out, but the save is greyed out. Help! I want my documents section to be done.

    Mine did that also, it was because I didn't click on the +1 for the phone number.  As soon as I clicked it, I could save the info. 

     

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  4. 6 hours ago, Bgwest said:

    Not sure if I completely understand your question. 

     

    Antigen tests are the only ones we've ever done at CVS. Going through the online "fill in the blanks" to get to the part where an schedule appointment can be scheduled, various qualifying questions are asked. Insurance information is also required. Presumably, if one has insurance, that carrier is billed. If not, then Uncle Sugar is billed. Either way, the antigen test is zero cost to the customer. 

     

    I expect the same is true for the PCR test but this only supposition on my part as we never taken a PCR test at CVS. 

     

    If I've misunderstood your question, please ask again. 

    Here in Vegas, if you pick the PCR test it is free, but turnaround is 1-3 days.  But if you want the rapid response antigen test (15-30 min result time), they charge you @$130.00.  Just wondering if those of you who reported getting your results so quickly (15-60 min) paid or got the test for free?  

  5. 15 hours ago, Bgwest said:

    Wife and I have each had 8 antigen tests completed at our local CVS without a single issue. 
    In each case our test results were emailed and texted to each of us always within 2 hours. Usually in less than an hour. 
    YMMV
    That said, I have 6 proctored home tests still in their original unopened boxes right next to my desk. Just in case. 
    We will happily continue using CVS. Unless they fail us. 

    Was that the free test or paid quick response test?  Thanks!

     

  6. I also looked into this AMEX offer, but according to the fine print it is only good on the reservation payment and not available for prepaid gratuities or other items unless booked at the same time as reservation.  I guess if you haven't made the reservation yet it might work.

     "Excludes if not booked at time of reservation: airfare booked through cruise line, excursions, prepaid food/beverage programs, prepaid gratuities, prepaid wi-fi packages, spa packages, photo & video packages, onboard celebrations, luggage valet services, travel insurance, vacation protection, motorcoach program, charters, meetings and incentive bookings."  

  7. From the Princess website.  There is a link at the end to order the test. 

     

    Vaccinated guests may use a medically observed self-test (sometimes referred to as home test) that meets the following criteria:

    • The test must be a SARS-CoV-2 viral test (nucleic acid amplification test [NAAT] or antigen test) with Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Please note, antigen tests are accepted for fully vaccinated guests, but not for unvaccinated guests.
    • The testing procedure must include a telehealth service affiliated with the manufacturer of the test that provides real-time supervision remotely through an audio and video connection. Some FDA-authorized self-tests that include a telehealth service may require a prescription.
    • The telehealth provider must confirm the person’s identity, observe the specimen collection and testing procedures, confirm the test result, and issue a report that meets the requirements of acceptable proof of a negative COVID-19 test.

    Princess has partnered with Optum so that U.S.-based vaccinated guests can order an FDA-authorized at-home antigen test kit, shipped to your door in 3 business days or less. These at-home tests include a personal virtually video-supervised visit with an eMed Certified Guide through telehealth services. These guides will help you properly administer the test and verify the results, within 15 minutes. The lab result report is delivered via email and can be printed or displayed on your mobile device during check-in. Please place your order with enough time to be shipped prior to your boarding. Order your test kit online.

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  8. The last time we did the UBD, the main waiter brought his assistant waiter and asked if we would like him to sing for us.  He was a participant in the crew talent show and was really good!  So said sure!  So while we ate a wonderful meal under the stars we were personally serenaded by a super singer!  Such a great memory!  

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