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I don’t know if I would go as far as saying that.   I’ve paid a lot more on some of the smaller ships, than what you could get for the Oasis & Quantum class ships. There’s fewer suits on the smaller ships, which fetched higher prices IMO.

I don’t know if I would go as far as saying that.   I’ve paid a lot more on some of the smaller ships, than what you could get for the Oasis & Quantum class ships. There’s fewer suits on the smaller ships, which fetched higher prices IMO.

I don’t know if I would go as far as saying that.   I’ve paid a lot more on some of the smaller ships, than what you could get for the Oasis & Quantum class ships. There’s fewer suits on the smaller ships, which fetched higher prices IMO.

Ah yes, the Bag, Duffle, OD-Green. Got my first one 1980; wife got hers 1990. Amazing how much stuff you can put in it, especially when given a list and you're TOLD it will all fit. The free name stenciling on the side was a nice touch too. ?

I swapped a person and the cruise planner purchases automatically switched to the new name 

I first discovered Halibut back in 87 when I was stationed in Alaska...it has been my favorite fish since then. That state ruined me...king crab legs, halibut, fresh smoked salmon, moose burgers, ground and mixed with 80% beef, needs the fat as moose lack that. I could go one as there is a lot of great outdoors food up there.  ?

I first discovered Halibut back in 87 when I was stationed in Alaska...it has been my favorite fish since then. That state ruined me...king crab legs, halibut, fresh smoked salmon, moose burgers, ground and mixed with 80% beef, needs the fat as moose lack that. I could go one as there is a lot of great outdoors food up there.  ?

I first discovered Halibut back in 87 when I was stationed in Alaska...it has been my favorite fish since then. That state ruined me...king crab legs, halibut, fresh smoked salmon, moose burgers, ground and mixed with 80% beef, needs the fat as moose lack that. I could go one as there is a lot of great outdoors food up there.  ?

I first discovered Halibut back in 87 when I was stationed in Alaska...it has been my favorite fish since then. That state ruined me...king crab legs, halibut, fresh smoked salmon, moose burgers, ground and mixed with 80% beef, needs the fat as moose lack that. I could go one as there is a lot of great outdoors food up there.  ?

I think you meant to say, "maybe we'll just do a trip to Boston for the halibut".
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Oh well, time to retire.....again. 

At first I thought FOM is some kind of support group, then I realized it is! ?The hard part is cracking the code ??

Yep, I always check that as well as over 55, C&A member # and state. Haven't received a state discount yet. I have tried the elusive FOM discount, but to no avail (FOM=Friend of Matt). I guess you have to go on an official blog group cruise to qualify for that one. 

I was checking pricing on some of my short term cruises and noticed that some of them have a nice, big military discount.  It seems that they are showing up only on the really short term ones, but if you wanted to book now, get the military discount and L&S....well...could work.
My Dec 6 Oasis cruise has a $675 military discount but the one the very next week (second half of my B2B) does not.  Go figure.  BTW, it seems that they are allowing the military discount AND the C&A balcony discount so that's a nice discount when stacked together.

@Debsters41 Tell them that I said you could have all mine! ?

@JC123 your probably too far out right now for it to show.

And kinda how I feel about my Odyssey cruise!!...If you know it wont happen, hurry up and let me know so I can make other plans!!!!

@Debsters41 Tell them that I said you could have all mine! ?

Is it still allowed to bring service animals on-board? Mine’s well trained, I promise. ?

MASSIVE LAND ATTACK Allies launch all-out invasion MICHAEL BAYLEY says war will end 'decisively' WAR IN THE CARIBBEAN
 
MIAMI -- President of Royal Caribbean Michael Bayley announced last night that he had ordered his Cruise ship commanders to "use all forces available, including ground forces," this includes passengers, to secure the beaches looking for secluded sites that would accommodate the Suite guests, not forgetting about those Pinnacles.    
The announcement came about 10 hours after Barbados ignored Mr. Bayley ultimatum to start withdrawing from beaches by noon yesterday.
The actual date and timing of the ground war had been tentatively decided for some time, Chief Marketing Officer & Senior Vice President Jim Berra said later, but had been subject to change depending on the weather or developments on the diplomatic front.
The preparations would have been stopped had Barbados complied with the deadline set by President Bayley on Friday, the secretary said.
Senior Vice President, Marine Operations Greg Purdy stated that he knows of the secluded location because he awoke from and all-night rum drinking binge, with no one is sight for miles.  Mr. Purdy stated that he knows how actor Tom Hanks feels when shooting Castaway!  It wasn’t until a fishing party spotted him on the beach and directed him to safety some 500 meters away. Palm trees and local vegetation had blocked his view from seeing Liberty OTS at the port.
Mr. Bayley said the decision to launch a ground campaign had been made "only after extensive consultations within our coalition partnership (Celebrity Cruise Lines)."
As the map indicated the island of Barbados is under heavy bombardment from RCI ships, with Liberty OTS dropping the ground forces at the port.
 

 
Note…Rhapsody is miles from the fight, but none the less bringing up the rear. Rhapsody is the ship in the far left, all by her lonesome. 
 

@Debsters41 Tell them that I said you could have all mine! ?

Is it still allowed to bring service animals on-board? Mine’s well trained, I promise. ?