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Apologies, I think I’m referring to the Chase card.

You need to spend $4,000 in the first 3 months.

I’m wondering if matcha may be available at the Spa Cafe. Perhaps it’s used as an ingredient in one of their smoothies?

I have heard mention of a website that lets you put your information out there and travel agents can compete to get your booking. I keep meaning to try it, and obviously you’d want to check ratings for the agent you’re interested in using.

I thought they stopped charging a corkage fee? It sounds like a viable plan to me.

I have bookmarked your blog for future reading and reference. I’m looking forward to going through it in detail. Can I ask a very basic question? This itinerary and ship seems very all inclusive. Does onboard credit come into play at all? Which services or products cost extra once onboard?

Thank you so much for this review! I find myself more and more interested in the Galapagos cruises. I plan on attending a presentation if it’s still available in October when we board the Equinox.

I’m a little confused now because I recently watched a review of a Sky Suite on the Summit that did show a grab bar in the shower. Is it possible that some have them and some don’t? I’m not sure if I am allowed to link to a YouTube video, but I’ll try.

The days and times of the Hot Glass classes are listed on the app. You may want to stop by and observe the process. Then you’ll know firsthand whether the participation level is what you’re after. If you like what you see you can schedule a class.

I haven’t participated in the class yet, but did have a glassblowing experience in Skagway booked through Celebrity. Working with glass is dangerous and takes a lot of skill just to keep the molten glass on the rod. We had minimal participation in creation of our glass pieces. Safety first, and they want you to have success in creating a piece to bring home as a souvenir.

I pre-purchased the class for one, then decided to purchase it for my cabin mate as well. Yesterday I cancelled those purchases (at $120 each) in favor of booking the class for two (at $220, a savings of $20). When booking the class for two guests I checked both my name and my cabin mate’s name, because after all - the class was for two. But when I did that, the price changed to $440. So I ended up just checking my name and paying the $220. Is this what others have experienced in the Cruise Planner?

That’s some good advice.