Ocicat99

I, too, would like to know how you request table size.

This has been a very interesting thread. We actually started cruising 30 years ago because of allergies/asthma. Where else could you travel and have a doctor/clinic downstairs? Epinephrine and IV's and inject-able steroids at hand. We had some close calls and had good medical care on our first or second cruise, sometimes it's not an obvious trigger.

Listening to the introverts/extroverts, allergy vs put them in a bubble. Yes, too bad some of have poor genetics. I often forget that we humans have a wide range of tolerance and being likable ourselves. Haha, forgetting not all cruisers are nice. I tend to forget that too!

30 years ago, there was no concern by the masses for individuals with allergies or asthma (smoking). However, I do agree that the pendulum has swung too far the opposite way about individual rights vs the group..HAHA gluten free pepper... Pretzels instead of peanuts is ok but I guess if you have a real fear you could wear a mask like a cancer patient. I've worn a mask on public transit but that was to prevent getting TB in a foreign country. That being said, I like the idea of ordering the night before. Very responsible. Kudos to who said that! And kudos to the person who liked unpleasant table-mates because they make a good story. Just be glad your next door cabin aren't fighting all night long....

We're doing the Espiritu Santo. It has great reviews on Tripadvisor. Don't know about the hills though.

I would google both tours and see where you come up with.

Let us know which one you went with and how it was.

Please let us know how your coffee tour went!

Hi, We will be on the Infinity early October. I am wondering about Roberto and also the coffee tour. How do I contact these people? thank you.

I doubt we will pass thru Panama again and would appreciate the help with the tours. first time on Celebrity and I hate their website.

You won't dock at Picton, you will dock Auckland and Wellington, your itinerary should show.

 

As for formal night that can change from cruise to cruise however as a general rule

 

Not first of last nights (luggage issues)

More likely to be a sea day, but not always, if not usually an early departure port.

that's very helpful and good commonsense so I can use for all future cruises!

thanks for info, probably 2 nights as cruise is 11 nights. I don't think we are doing Akaroa.

Ports: Auckland, Tauranga, Napier, Wellington, Picton on RCL Radience. Do we always dock? When are formal nights? does anyone have a link to a cruise compass? Thanks!