No matter what I post, Nancy's post comes out after that. It is continuing as the last post on the page......
Actually we Tendered in St. Thomas on our first cruise - Jan 2005.
Not sure where DCL stacks up if there are a lot of ships in on the day they go. I've seen pictures in years past of the ship always being in the harbor and not at the dock.
Maybe it has changed over the past couple of years. They have another dock on the far side of the harbor (someone had a picture from the top of the tram that shows the Magic way back in the other port - it was a reroute cruise). You do NOT want to come into the other port. Too far from everything.
Just print the first post and tuck it under your keyboard- we all cheat
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I have to agree. I have felt like this for quite some time, but I thought I was alone. Thanks for speaking up.
Best wishes to all concerned. Now who agrees that steel drums should play at the sailaway party, and what are we gonna do about it?![]()
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And yes ... steel drums at sailaway would be awesome!!![]()
If I have enough to drink I might even try to play them myself ...![]()
Just a word of caution in these uncertain times with the airlines.
Hey...there's an idea!
Now all we have to do is get some steel drums on board.
Somewhat cruise related to all of you and somewhat my dilema for August.
As you know Midwest is on the verge of going under. We booked them for both sides of the Repo. Still debating if we should just roll the dice, spend $450 and get a seat on Air Tran so that we are certain to get out to LA. We have frequent flyer seats on Midwest, so no loss of money there.
Anyhow, back to how it effects all of you. In researching my trip insurance, come to find out that unless you buy the insurance with in 3 weeks of the INITIAL deposit, they do NOT cover bankruptcy. I booked back in Jan '07 and didn't even think about air yet because you can't book domestically that far out.
So, for all of you who put your deposits on the BOB already and have NOT gotten your insurance, I have a couple suggestions.
1. Book a separate policy just for your air once you book your tickets.
2. If your airline offers it, buy the protection plan they offer (usually much cheaper).
I would suggest not including the price of the airline in your package insurance, but I'm not sure how that will effect your coverage. I believe you would be fine, because not everything will go under. Your trip delay and interruption would be covered as well. It just won't cover you if your airline goes under.
Just a word of caution in these uncertain times with the airlines.
Somewhat cruise related to all of you and somewhat my dilema for August.
As you know Midwest is on the verge of going under. We booked them for both sides of the Repo. Still debating if we should just roll the dice, spend $450 and get a seat on Air Tran so that we are certain to get out to LA. We have frequent flyer seats on Midwest, so no loss of money there.
Anyhow, back to how it effects all of you. In researching my trip insurance, come to find out that unless you buy the insurance with in 3 weeks of the INITIAL deposit, they do NOT cover bankruptcy. I booked back in Jan '07 and didn't even think about air yet because you can't book domestically that far out.
So, for all of you who put your deposits on the BOB already and have NOT gotten your insurance, I have a couple suggestions.
1. Book a separate policy just for your air once you book your tickets.
2. If your airline offers it, buy the protection plan they offer (usually much cheaper).
I would suggest not including the price of the airline in your package insurance, but I'm not sure how that will effect your coverage. I believe you would be fine, because not everything will go under. Your trip delay and interruption would be covered as well. It just won't cover you if your airline goes under.
Just a word of caution in these uncertain times with the airlines.