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  1. I looked for a pinned post and did not see one for us newbies. If there is something out there, please let me know. 🙂

    We are long time cruisers whose favorite line is RCL. We like to branch out and try other lines and may be trying Celebrity soon. 

    What are the typical early and late dining times? If we do sail on Beyond, how easy is it to try the other complementary dining rooms from the one you are assigned to?

    Are there activities such as trivia and such during the day? or can someone post a sample of the daily activities planner? 

    Thanks so much for your help and advice. 🙂 

  2. We're looking to book our first Celebrity cruise. We've cruised since 2010, mainly on RCL, but also have cruised on Princess, CCL, NCL, and MSC. We're Diamond on RCL and already have called and set up our Celebrity loyalty numbers to take advantage of the match. 

    We have enjoyed all of our cruises and feel that the lines we have been on are more alike than different. 🙂 

  3. Anyone traveling to port yet? So excited and ready to go!

    Does anyone know the usual route south from Miami? Will we go west around Cuba then south?

    Would like to stick with original itinerary, but will enjoy ourselves no matter where "Fiona" sends us!

    It looks like we are the only ship in port all three days. See you all there!

  4. 3yorkies~ THIS is our plan for our cruise in 10 days. Just general precautions like we do in our everyday lives. I am a nurse and so far have avoided it (unless we've had it and been asymptomatic) and hope to continue my streak!

     

    pcur~I totally agree with you. Some do not have the immune system to fight it like we healthy ones do. Those are the ones I worry most about. 

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  5. We've not done longer than 8 nights, but we do not go as formal when we fly as we do when we drive to port. Hubby's suit is heavier than just dress pants and a button down shirt and tie. Doesn't take up as much room in the suitcase either. I tend to take black and white capris for dinner and coordinating tops that will go with either and then mix and match. Hopefully I don't spill anything on me during dinner and I can wear same top again. LOL I make sure I pick lighter weight dresses that I can shove into the corners or extra space in my suitcase. 

    We do take advantage of the mid week laundry bag and wear our clothes that fit more snugly at the beginning of the cruise. I've found to take it easy with the food on a cruise and eat light meals or salads in balance to avoid that overfull feeling you get from eating too much bread and rich salty foods that maybe you are not used to in your normal day to day life. 

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  6. I am with most of you..I am excited about not having to test, but I wonder how many will not be truthful on the precruise health screen and will sail even if they are sick. I am an elementary school nurse and I know how much "willful denial" there is out there that their "cold" or "allergies" cannot possibly be covid. "They were only sick for a day or two and now they feel fine" That does not mean it wasn't covid!

    Anyways, I am vaxxed and boosted and Hubby and I will bring masks to wear when we feel we need them and will have a great time I'm sure! Explorer in about 2.5 weeks! 

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