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  1. d9704011
    Sure, if they've gone to Florida.
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    It's a bit of a stretch but if the IV window is left down a sweeping wind and rain event could blow water into the cabin. Of course, by then, all the windows ought to have been raised by the bridge officer to make sure that doesn't happen.
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    I like the IV cabins on Edge class but I choose and book them myself; the first time I was on Edge, I booked a cabin on deck 6 forward; it was located above the theatre and was noisy in the afternoons and evenings. Further aft may not be much better. If you bid on an IV you may not end up much 'better' off than the Oceanview cabin. It will be entirely subjective and not predictable.
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    Guaranteed what class of cabin? You're making this a little too hard. OK, I see you added on the additional detail.
  5. d9704011
    Did you book an Oceanview cabin (deck 3)?
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    Yup, count me in. My preference is verandah 'classic' but if the dates and itineraries I'm interested in call for Edge class ship, that's perfectly OK for me.
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    We were there in April; the guest elevators were being refurbished (nearly complete at that time). Service elevator was available for guest use and, overall, we had zero problems. Did not see any preparation for additional refurbishment.
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    Don't forget to disable the air conditioning when you try this!
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    An eTA for Canada is not required. Visitors only need this for arrivals at (including transits through) Canadian airports.
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    Flights..

    d9704011 replied to kajasmin's topic in Alaska

    Westjet is advising passengers to check their flights...
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    Flights..

    d9704011 replied to kajasmin's topic in Alaska

    Back to the bargaining table... https://www.westjet.com/en-lc/guest-updates
  13. d9704011
    I believe the inference was that the (Ottawa) poster could parlay that phone call into a visit to the embassy.
  14. d9704011
    Maybe that's the way it's supposed to be; have you had rat elsewhere that was different?
  15. d9704011
    You're certainly not going out on a limb with that prediction!
  16. d9704011
    OK.... I was simply commenting on your use of the word 'arbitrary' and crossing the latitude of the antarctic circle.
  17. d9704011
    The latitude(s) of the Arctic and Antarctic Circles are not arbitrary; they are the co-latitudes of the sun's maximum declination(s).
  18. d9704011
    Just because a person chooses not to seek care at home doesn't mean they shouldn't.
  19. d9704011
    Of course not. I bet you wouldn't ask this question on a discussion board.
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    Yes.
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    PVSA applies to passenger vessel operations in the United States; nothing to do with citizenship of passengers. I am surprised you could not add on the round trip cruise.
  22. d9704011
    You wouldn't be permitted to add the Vancouver to Seward leg but the round trip from/to Vancouver is a permissible addition; what, exactly, did you try to do?
  23. d9704011
    I guess things changed over the period January to April. We were on the Ascent transatlantic and the A/C is definitely off when the window is down no matter the state of the bifold doors.
  24. d9704011
    It's for a cruise 10 months from now.
  25. d9704011
    Tough to say without knowing which airlines you're booked on (or planning to be booked on). British Airways through T5?
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