MrCoolChile

Regarding walls and magnets We too were on this cruise and disembarked in Athens (which, by the way, was the fastest we have ever experienced – 15 minutes from cabin to exit!). We were also in a PH and, finally, at the end of the cruise (an how was that helpful 🙄?), I tested the walls with some magnets. All the walls accepted magnets, except the wall with the mirror, desk and fridge. As well, the wall above the bed is covered with a lattice and also won't accept magnets.

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I can vouch for NewSalty's post on two counts. We've just completed our fourth trans–Atlantic. Last Nov./Dec. was 33 days on Marina from Athens to Miami. My wife and I have picked these cruises because when a repositioning is combined with a pre–segment (in our case Athens to Barcelona), you can get some of the best pricing Oceania offers. As well, we love the sea days as it allows us to slow down and relax after the busy port intensive Med (ATH to BCN had 16 ports in 17 days). On sea days we enjoy leisurely cappuccinos in Baristas and breakfast in the GDR, taking cooking classes (they're offered nearly every day while at sea), etc. While not for everyone but weather permitting, I like getting up early and walking. Seeing the sun rise over the ocean is wonderful. Oceania does offer a lot of activities on sea days but being able to entertain yourself is important. The second count is that we too just booked the 2025 Tokyo to Tokyo to YVR cruise with the major benefits of (again) pricing and for us, being able to fly only one way because of where we live. 😃 Rob