SpeedNoodles

If you enjoy state fairs, the Minnesota State Fair is consistently ranked in the top two in the country - come visit us (next year)! https://www.insider.com/best-state-fairs-in-the-us-2018-5#1-the-minnesota-state-fair-17

You'd have to fly into Chile, and according to my friend, who lives in Santiago, the still have pretty big restrictions on their own residents, so I don't know how eager they are to have inbound travelers. https://cl.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/security-and-travel-information/covid-19-information/

Inedible.

^^^^ THIS. THIS. A THOUSAND TIMES...THIS!!! ^^^^

My preference is the Kimpton Epic. Beautiful, next to the Intercontinental but at a lower cost.

Can't hurt! Thanks ?

I tried L&Sing it a while ago. It's an 8 night and Michelle couldn't find anything that qualified.

Unacceptable. I'm booked on her in January in an Owner's Suite. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.

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.