Early embarkation

[seagirl2002]

I also think they need to keep the number limited. Otherwise you would have 200 guests embarking early, disturbing the preparations for the next cruise. Because not everybody will wait patiently in a lounge for the suite to get ready. There are always some that go to reception ask again and again. Some even go directly to their suite and check themself if it is ready. I've experienced it all. My mom and I always embark early. Due to the fact that we have more then 250 days it is free of charge for us but we would do it also with the 100 U$ fee. If you go for lunch in a nice restaurant you pay close to that.

[dusababy]

Which cruise from Copenhagen are you on?

 

July 6 to the Norwegian fjords. Can't wait!

 

 

I've had 26 cruises with Silversea and NORWEGIAN FJORDS is #1.

 

You've made a good choice -- don't miss the excursions.

[SantaAna,CA]

You'll fit right in on Silversea, you're very well dressed. :rolleyes:

 

My flight gets in at 2:50pm, the ship leaves Fort Lauderdale at 6pm on December 3. I'll be the one running to the gangplank. Yes, I am a risk taker.

 

Jane

[TheFerret]

I've had 26 cruises with Silversea and NORWEGIAN FJORDS is #1.

 

You've made a good choice -- don't miss the excursions.

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Oh, thank you, that is so exciting to hear! My father has been wanting to see the fijords for many years. We're planning to do a lot of the excursions too.

 

Nice Hat, Ferret

You'll fit right in on Silversea, you're very well dressed.

 

hehe, that's my Boris, with a little help from Photoshop. Thanks for the compliment!