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  1. I understand this does not answer your question, but you should reconsider that flight time... it's too early.
  2. 8184. Keep some distance from your cabin to the stairs/elevators/washrooms/transverse corridor.
  3. You'll get basic wi-fi for two devices i.e. each person in a double-occupied cabin can have their own account and access it using one device at a time. I've found it's perfectly adequate for e-mail and web surfing (checking the news). If you have no plans to stream movies, download lots of books or conduct video chat sessions I would not bother upgrading.
  4. Woke crowd?? You need to read and/or listen to some different 'news' sources.
  5. Why are you mixing in the daily gratuities with the cost of wi-fi? Is it just a segue into a 'nickle and diming' discussion? By the way, as noted earlier, you can connect as many devices to your account as you like... just one at a time though!
  6. Testing is not required. You will need (UK citizen) an ESTA to enter the US. You will be asked to complete an attestation that you are fully vaccinated. Bring your vaccination record in the unlikely event you are asked to show it.
  7. Just as a point of interest... Air Transat offers some bookings (ie. YUL-CDG) more than 365 days in advance... of course, that won't help much for an Alaska cruise!!
  8. You'll have to do it at the airport when you arrive there.
  9. So, what you're saying is that for $7.50 per day I'm able to spend three hours on the internet doing something compared to being able to access it for only about 20 minutes most other places?
  10. Better to view it at ₿0.004375 rather than doing those nasty conversions to CAD.
  11. When the courses at home are covered with snow, it's worthwhile writing about anywhere you can play!
  12. Given your experience, why would you see an improved check-in as something positive? I would have thought you'd be more likely to praise a quick, easy and timely disembarkation.
  13. I believe the WHTI permits US citizens to enter the United States using documents other than a passport; it does not necessarily permit passengers to enter Canada although I believe that courtesy is extended to passengers arriving at a Canadian port on a cruise ship.
  14. Did the ship dock in the United States before passengers go on the train to Canada?
  15. Did the ship dock in the United States before passengers go on the train to Canada?
  16. Yes. Taking a car, bus or train excursion from an American port to Canada is different than the cruise ship docking at a Canadian port.
  17. I'd say you may expect lower water levels from July onward. @notamermaidhas a depth of knowledge on this topic. Search out the member's postings.
  18. This sounds a bit like whistling as you pass by a graveyard. Butter is like maple syrup; everything tastes better with it!!
  19. I read the recounting of your adventure. Maybe I'm luckier than I imagined... we have one track here in Ottawa.... east to Montreal, west to Toronto. Fortunately, no need to make quick decisions as the trains hardly ever run.
  20. See if this helps... https://www.celebritycruises.com/ca/future-cruise
  21. Are you saying that MSC should jack up their price in an attempt to shut out the riffraff (animals)?
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