marinaro44

What I recall is that in the case of equal bids, loyalty level would break the tie. Worth a buck...or maybe even a cent.

Interesting that it apparently affects that particular suite. We always want a bow-facing bed, so maybe we've never done 8060 or its Onward equivalent.

We stay in 8056-8066 on every Azamara cruise. I hear that noise in the hallway but have never heard it in the suite. Best location for a CC suite, in my opinion: walk-in shower, low traffic, carpeting overhead, minimal motion, easy access to dining venues, Mosaic and guest relations. Will be in one of these suites for 55 days by the end of the year.

If you are referring to me with that last statement, I will tell you that my wife and I have always been treated personally and warmly on our 48 Azamara cruises and 10 Windstar cruises, by stateroom stewards up to captains. We treat them all as friends, and want to be treated the same by them. My favorite example of a stuffy, smug Regent passenger was the response he gave when I asked why he cruises on Regent: "I can afford Regent. Why would I cruise with anyone else?" That said, I'm pleased that you found Regent to your liking.

If music isn't 'live,' I'd prefer not to have it. And I don't want it 'live' on the pool deck, especially during lunch at the Patio.

When I wrote to Azamara to ask about air, they sent this response: Good morning, Thank you for getting in touch. Yes, we do provide flights through Azamara. Please give our US Customer Service Team a call on 001-833-292-2292 and they can assist you with arranging this. Don't know if this still the case.

Bingo, Toni. Not sure if it's really homarus americanus or homarus gammarus, anyway. Tails always seem small on cruise ships.

Need a new level above Platinum.

Interesting. Lipica, Slovenia, near Koper, is home of an important stud farm for the Lipizzaner white horses.

Yes, I understand that because you've said it here often. My point was that it applies to a lot of events, not just the rice table. Everyone may not understand that.

Some events just don't happen on every cruise: fruhschoppen and dim sum brunch are two of our favorites. Can't do everything on every cruise.

Lovely person, too.

Yes

Uh-oh...no veal chop.

Please don't! Nothing more frustrating than trying to get into the Regent system at some designated late night hour, after pricier suites have already grabbed the prime slots, to claim the one reservation you're entitled to before boarding, and then having to compete, once on board, with those who bribe the maitre'd to get additional reservations. First come, first served. Leave things alone.

Works fine for us.

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Finally posted : New York to San Juan with an overnight in St. George's, Bermuda, October 19, seven nights

Mixed feelings, but not as public as 195 people dining on the promenade deck for all to see...and be required to stay away. BoB done rather discreetly. I don't begrudge the world travelers anything they're getting. I just don't want to be onboard while they're getting it

Won't go on a cruise where some are kept on the outside looking in. Really dislike separate breakfast room for suite passengers, even though we're usually in one. Just rubs me wrong.

"Tomorrow a special dinner for World Voyagers. Meet for cocktails in Cabaret Lounge followed by dinner on the Promenade under the lifeboats." This is why I want no part of any world voyage.

If gratuities are NOT included, a portion of what goes to the unseen backroom people? And what are these "several issues?"

Increased tipping has become a way of life since Covid. Gratuities are included in your fare. Still prefer the crew fund for recognizing the crew. Thanks entire crew, not just the visible ones.

Ours hasn't, either. Just transferred a booking for us.

Windstar now shows the 10/7/2025 cruise going from Montreal to New York, not Boston. So the 10/18 cruise from Boston to San Juan is gone and Pride will head south to somewhere from New York. Itinerary not listed yet.