SpeedNoodles

Sorry - I've been accused of being a realist over my lifetime ?

No. I think it's totally unrelated since we have a different virus situation here, along with being under the control of the CDC.

https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/23302-norwegian-cruise-line-holdings-cancels-all-october-cruises.html

I've found that their website highlights the ships pretty well as far as finding out what's available on each ship - just go to the website, and at the top (or in the menu bar, depending on if you are mobile or not, the desktop site offers a better experience, imo, even if it's the same information), and next to "find a cruise" click "ships". Find the ship that you're interested in learning about and then scroll down to "Things To Do". The Cruise Planners offer details, but I like to know which bars and restaurants, activities, etc, are on each ship and these offer a bit of detail. Welcome to the forums!

I watch this every weekend, even if I've already seen the episode several times.

Yes, there is a market for them. This is a really interesting interview that I heard on Cruise Radio Podcast a few months back. https://cruiseradioshow.libsyn.com/going-to-the-cruise-ship-graveyard-with-peter-knego-crr-042?tdest_id=148310&fbclid=IwAR1nk4lu_OIkrtsGc32Py3oiZXK8Tn2sthwkpSXe2wzPqqygt9-w3Zy76Tg

That's probably where she's looking, and the links are not there. It's just easier listening on an app (for me).

I just fine them on my podcast app - no link needed.

I don't believe anyone suggested otherwise.

Dipping their nautical toes into the water: https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/23286-1-200-passengers-are-back-on-a-cruise-ship.html?fbclid=IwAR2uQk9ljA-NCqUVcy6OyLZ_b4m1n5hDkI8EVwETKPYQK9lpFCZqXCT0vXI

They do routine website maintenance on Saturday night/Sunday morning (not every Saturday, but once or twice a month, can't remember which).

We're gonna need pics when it's all done!

Oh dear... https://www.princess.com/news/notices_and_advisories/notices/global-ship-operations-pause-december-2020.html?cid=pr_social_socialorganic_FACEBOOK_engagement_brand_na_na_na&linkId=94748215&fbclid=IwAR0VT92-QSuP7QsCdtmsnc_X-b9EWBAJw64rsRaGbmlsjKImcSy6ZhN6VZc

I haven't thought of a question yet, but I do have the answer to your question to me on Monday's YouTube live chat: "What do Minnesotans not do?" We do not go out of our way to purify ourselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka. ? (Only children of the 80's and early will get that reference).

@Leahanne67 welcome to the forums!

The closing date on my Royal Caribbean Visa is the 20th. I received a bunch of refunds from cruise planner purchases (from the Brilliance GC) and also the deposits on my B2B Odyssey sailings on July 11.

Yes.

Cruise planner refunds don't go through TAs - I've had RCCL give me the status of my cruise planner refunds, even though I booked through a TA.

I'm being more and more convinced!

When you tip at a bar on a ship, even a little, especially early in a cruise, they see you coming, even if it's busy. Service becomes much more personalized. At least that's been our experience on every cruise to date.

- @WAAAYTOOO posted screenshots on page one of this thread

You may not be going far enough in the process to see it?

My research: Chrome: new format Firefox: new format Edge: old format Internet Explorer: won't even flipping load

You guys are adorable. Thanks for sharing ?