scubaboy50

Hi scubaboy,

 

Cant really remember what time we got off the ship but know it was earlyishThere was no queue as such for the minibuses as there were plenty of them.We were approached by numerous drivers/ guides all vying for our business as we exited the port gates.They were all charging the same price so it made no odds.If I remember correctly it wasn,t too far a walk to minibuses.

 

If your aunt has mobility issues she doesn,t even need to get out the minibus on the tour if she doesn,t want to

hi thank you for all your help!, is there a roll call on here for this cruise? as i cant seem to find it!

On the same cruise but having done the tour previously not doing it this time

 

As others say,plenty mini buses waiting as you get off the ship.Can recommend them,our driver/ guide was excellent.Short tour of the island then up the rock.After,your dropped off in middle of the town centre

Hi Jim thanks for your response,I'm wondering what is the best time to leave the ship and queue for the minibuses. I am travelling with my aunt who is a little bit infirm and am wondering whether there is a lot of walking involved.

Also do you have any other recommendations on our other ports of call which would be worth visiting.

Np need to pre-book as there are always minibuses waiting outside the cruise terminal that seat about 8 people and fill up very quickly - the price is the same as your quote.

hi thank you for getting back to me, so basically we just look at the best mini bus offer and go with them?

hi everyone! we are going on this cruise ship 22 may 2018 is there a roll call for it? I haven't seen one, and to be honest not many threads! we are looking to share a trip in Gibraltar to see the apes , its only £27 per per person if you book a small mini bus for 8! any help on this is much appreciated , thank you

The old thread is hard to read, so I am starting a new thread...and Theologator's last post is a wonderful start because he/she summarized the major "secrets" in the older thread.

 

I assume that Theologator would not object to my reposting his entire post here to get the NEW thread started:

 

 

 

For those that would like to read the detail on the above, the old thread is located at: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1602168

wow thats brillaint!! well done you fantastic!!

hi everybody

 

really need help on this. I was recently on the allure of the seas in a ocean view balcony. The view was straight down with no jogging or walking tracks, other balconies and lifeboats.the allure was straight down to the ocean. I have heard on the celebrity constellation there can be obstructions like i mentioned. I read where cabin 7179 concierge class is a great bungalow. Can anyone please tell me if you have stayed in this cabin and if the view is straight down to the ocean or obscured. For me it would be a deal breaker as that was the best part of the cruise. Many thanks to all.

hello ! I really do hope you found the information that people went to the expence of bothering to find for you very helpful!!!!! A simple thank you goes along way!!!

Not had chance to call them yet - will let you know though! Have a feeling we will lose deposit and have to make whole new booking though, just my gut instinct knowing Celebrity! They dont like to lose out in my experience!:)

hi im going to venice next july i got the promo today all 3 of them for £200 extra! ring them up they were very helpful with me

regards Laurence

Celebrity Constellation Cabin 7179 Overview

Celebrity Constellation cabin 7179 is a Concierge Class Stateroom with Private Veranda and Priority Checkin cabin located in the Aft (back) section of the ship. Located on Vista Deck, Celebrity Constellation stateroom 7179 features Convertible sofa bed the Concierge Class Stateroom with Private Veranda and Priority Checkin on the Celebrity Constellation features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that lead to a private balcony. There are two twin beds that can be converted to a Queen-sized bed. In select staterooms, the sitting-area sofa converts to a bed to accommodate a third guest. Concierge Class staterooms on the Celebrity Constellation feature bonuses like priority checkin and luggage delivery, special welcome basket with fresh-cut flowers, fruit and wine, preferred seating in the specialty restaurants, hors d'ouvres delivered to your stateroom each evening, complimentary shoe shine and an expanded room service menu. Within the cabin itself you will notice differences including, an upgraded bedding package featuring a pillow menu and pillow top mattress, and plush Frette bathrobes, oversized-towels, a Hansgrohe massaging showerhead, and the use of an golf umbrella and binoculars. Additionally, the stateroom features a flat-panel LCD television, refrigerator with mini bar, thermostat-controlled air conditioning, direct-dial telephone with voicemail, WiFi Internet access (extra charge), and a lighted desk area. The bathroom features a shower and there is a built-in hand-held hairdryer. All staterooms on Celebrity Cruises feature 24-hour room service, a personal safe and plenty of closet and drawer space. 191 square feet, veranda 41 square feet.

hi if you google your cabin number & ship name there is a site that has info on all cabins etc ,hope this helps you