buddywesley
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Does anyone know what day and time the Tea Party with Characters is? I know you have to get tix from Guest Services but wondered what time and day it happens. THANKS!!!

Does anyone know what day and time the Tea Party with Characters is? I know you have to get tix from Guest Services but wondered what time and day it happens. THANKS!!!![]()
We did this and were unpleasantly surprised by an "International Transaction Fee" on every CC transaction. I converted some cash on our final day in Vancouver to save on the fees. You might want to check before you go.
Were each of the International Transaction fees a set amount per transaction or a percentage of the total?
I was sincere in my question. When my DH and I were in Canada 2 years ago, we used U.S. money to pay at self-park lots; I wanted to know the appropriate currency to use when tipping and should have been specific in my inquiry.
Thanks for all of the quick replies!
Does anyone know what day and time the Tea Party with Characters is? I know you have to get tix from Guest Services but wondered what time and day it happens. THANKS!!!![]()
We did this and were unpleasantly surprised by an "International Transaction Fee" on every CC transaction. I converted some cash on our final day in Vancouver to save on the fees. You might want to check before you go.
Ugh, I just checked my Disney Visa statement and found this too, a whole page of em....they were a small percent, it would be easier to call and ask the fee structure than try to match up which fee belongs to which charge...most of the fees hit at the same time.
Fees usually range from 1-3% and vary from credit card issuer to issuer. I'm pretty sure Disney Visa charges 3%.
Just charges made in Vancouver. Charges made onboard will be processed by DCL from their FL office. All of our onboard charges from the Med last year were processed out of FL, so I'm assuming the same thing for Alaska.Is this fee for all of the charges you charge on the ship or just charges you might make while in Vancouver? We leave in a little over a week, and I just want to make sure I'm informed before we leave. TIA!![]()
Just charges made in Vancouver. Charges made onboard will be processed by DCL from their FL office. All of our onboard charges from the Med last year were processed out of FL, so I'm assuming the same thing for Alaska.
In the morning when you are ready you call Bell Services and they come up to your room and get your luggage. You don't see it again till it arrives in your room on the ship. It is a complimentary service. We used it and we also talked to some others who did. Very easy and nice to not deal with luggage more than you need to.
The Tea Party was offered a couple of times. We went to the one on Sunday (Ketchikan Day) at 10:00am.
For those worried about fees charged by using CC abroad (i.e. not US) - Capital One does not charge a conversion fee. We use our Capital One for all of our international travel since they do not charge foriegn conversion fees.
Has anyone posted/seen copies of the navigators from the second or third cruises yet? I know there was a difference or two from the inagural cruise.