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There is an option in the app to check. Click on the ship icon and then click on services, then announcements. It will tell you the nightly themes.

I don't eat lobster. But usually on the second formal night of a 7n cruise from USA ports there was unlimited lobster. The new change is you get one lobster tail and have to pay for any extras. You can also upcharge lobster as you stated.

I love all the knitting, I tried to learn as a good technique for mental health but sucked at it, it made me frustrated. The spreadsheet for packing is amazeballs. I have list and such but not like that. I am looking forward to this blog .

Yes. Multi device plans are based on devices, so a two device plans means two phones, two tablets, two laptops or any combination of two. You just share a log-in, which works for some and not others because they prefer not to be kick off if/when people swap devices.

Welcome. It has always said that. The only true statement is one entree, you can get multiple appetizers.

Welcome to the boards, if you had read the entire post then you would have known only sailing over 7 nights from the USA gets a lobster night.

Okay so if I am correct, you are pay $16/day each of internet if you buy through cruise planner now. Internet on board is $29.99, you each get a day so paying 2 days at the rate for 2 devices is 119.96, but I believe it's a 10% discount if you do the two devices, so that's like $108. I think you might be better off getting it beforehand.

The embarkation lunch was only on mariner. Hadn't heard of it on any of the other ships.

I would say it depends on your cruise length. If it is 5 nights or more using the diamond day isn't really worth it. But if is like 4 nights or less it will come out a little cheaper than purchasing beforehand. I also want to point out if you are prime in the casino they offer a 30% discount. So I was using my diamond day and then getting my prime discount. My cruise in April was the last as diamond and I paid $50 to have internet for 4nights. Also keep in mind it's based on onboard prices which are 29.99 a day.

I always get those emails about " loyalty has its perks" since I turned diamond. The crazy emails are the ones thar say your name and stuff. I'm looking for some casino comps for itineraries out of Canada/Boston/NJ.

I would love a midnight buffet . I know a lot of people who I travel with would as well.

I would say try the lunches as well. The Flatbreads and sticky ribs are worth a trip. Also the French toast.

They are pretty much the only ones that do that. You can get lots of apps and sides but just one entree.

They have a pretty high retention rate actually. If they didn't have repeat guest, the loyalty program would be a fail.

You can order as much as you want in the MDR. Chops will be one entree and Jamie's will be as much as you want.

I sailed a lot during the restart so I had about 12 visits to PDCC before I was over it . I agree it's clean and if I am on a ship without El Loco Fresh, I get off for tacos and a chicken sandwich. But now I'm like ugh I can relax in the solarium, my balcony or the casino instead.

I just want to say, hopefully this works on all ships. Grandeur was doing bogo for diamond members, so rules seem to differ on smaller ships. I was planning on using my bogo on the smaller ships in Jan. I will book my one in CP then the other onboard.

I just checked and it list regular interiors but when you go to book it only gives an option for VBs. So maybe all the interiors are VB, which is quite random and cool I guess.

I don't have children, but I noticed this when Izumi went up around May I believe.

I have booked Up, Up.... five times and it was cancelled every time due to weather. The one time I didn't book it, it actually went up. But then so has the cost, so I stopped finding the value in it. So hopefully they turn that area into something consistent. I see no value in purchasing anything on PDCC, in fact my last two cruises I didn't even get off. All three of my cruises in Jan 2024 go to PDCC. I don't plan on getting off as that is an open casino day. I did the Beach club and OTW cabana once and it was a mediocre experience. I dislike the food immensely and while the OTW cabana was nice, it isn't worth more than $600-800 imho. I am not a beach person so paying for the private adults-only area isn't for me. But it works for people who would normally do all-inclusive at other ports. To each their own.

No. There are a limited number of virtual balconies, and they are a different category, hence the price difference. Regular interiors will be more plentiful and exist as is. Do not take stock photos as proof of anything over the descriptions.

I think they start at $25 per card but there are bundles. I would say an average of $50pp.

No a golden birthday is the date of your birthday being the same as your age. So, a person who was born on the 10th, turning ten. In my case I was born on the 21st, so my 21st birthday was my golden birthday. My brother's golden birthday was when he turned 27.

I personally think both are great choices. But for a 4N I would save my money and do Freedom. I personally feel like I need the 7n on a larger ship because they is so much to see and do. Freedom would be great for a 4N because there is a lot to do but not so much that you will feel like missed out.

That's why I said I can't. OP supposedly has been on enough cruises to know they should get and check their folio but complains they had to dispute the charges shoreside. Like......I don't get it.