Seems like a lot less...

[NMTraveller]

5 hours ago, 4-2-N-8 said:

However, I think if one might struggle to get into a junior suite (Sky suite?) or a concierge/Aqua stateroom, and expect it to be on the order of St. Regis level service, this may be the disconnect and the source of many gripes

 

Life is good. Peace to all.

I am used to the level of Waldorf Astoria service,  Celebrity does not come close lately...  

 

When labor costs are low why not shoot for the stars?

 

Seems like a lot less seems to address the Celebrity level of service lately.

Edited May 21, 2023 by NMTraveller

[Guest 4-2-N-8]

1 hour ago, NMTraveller said:

I am used to the level of Waldorf Astoria service,  Celebrity does not come close lately...  

 

When labor costs are low why not shoot for the stars?

 

Seems like a lot less seems to address the Celebrity level of service lately.

I think you've concured my point, though my Retreat experience and specialty restaurants lived up to the hype.

 

I am grateful to those far from home in service to others on a ship.

[Guest ldtr]

On 5/20/2023 at 2:47 AM, Georgia_Peaches said:

I think the point is the OP finds the lack of griping posts to be refreshing. Am I right,OP?

 

personally, I learn just as much from the griping posts as I do all the others. And other people’s gripes (drama) is way more entertaining than my own 🤣. 

Or that things have gotten back to the precovid version of normal. Thus fewer complaints because the restart issues (staff shortages, supply chain problems, etc) have been worked through.