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30-11-2020, 05:50 PM
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#4486
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 279
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Winterdews wrote:
Prior to the covid test they will spray onto your haversack or hand carry luggage bag after the health declaration. Is spray outside not inside yr bag so i dont think will have any impact on your ipad..
If check in luggage i think they got spray i guess but is outside.. I dont think will seep into your ipad or laptop lol..
Waaah. then i better put my branded sling pouch into luggage. Thanks for the info.
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01-12-2020, 10:02 AM
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#4487
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,061
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went for 3 cruises so far..
13nov, 20nov and 22nov
for weekend cruise there are around 1200-1300 passengers. for sunday departing 3n cruise, there is a noticeable difference of around 500-600 passengers only
covid swabbing was quite smooth pre and post embarkation. palace guests do not need to queue.
you need to book early if you want to dine at umi uma, as it tends to be very popular. however, i find the food there poor, teppanyaki was just gimmicks, and korean bbq was subpar. best restaurants were mark best seafood/steakhouse and silk road chinese restaurant. you can give the hotpot a miss. after awhile, the palace menu at specialty restaurants gets a bit repetitive.. so we dined at the blue lagoon or L17 palace restaurant. service was good at all restaurants.
no alcohol consumption in public places after 10:30 is a downer, you can choose to buy a bottle of alcohol and for smokers can get a cigar at L16 genting club and enjoy at your own balcony. no duty free alcohol on sale btw.
casino on the weekend trips will be crowded, especially right after it opens at 9:30pm. on weekdays, we get the whole baccarat table to ourselves throughout the whole trip. genting club has some promo where you can redeem various gifts (must be done before disembarkation) depending on how much NN chips you roll.
i'm going for 4dec and 6dec departure again, and expect it to be more crowded due to school holidays and all the pent up vacation demand.
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01-12-2020, 06:33 PM
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#4488
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2019
Posts: 59
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whyhedge wrote:
went for 3 cruises so far..
13nov, 20nov and 22nov
for weekend cruise there are around 1200-1300 passengers. for sunday departing 3n cruise, there is a noticeable difference of around 500-600 passengers only
covid swabbing was quite smooth pre and post embarkation. palace guests do not need to queue.
you need to book early if you want to dine at umi uma, as it tends to be very popular. however, i find the food there poor, teppanyaki was just gimmicks, and korean bbq was subpar. best restaurants were mark best seafood/steakhouse and silk road chinese restaurant. you can give the hotpot a miss. after awhile, the palace menu at specialty restaurants gets a bit repetitive.. so we dined at the blue lagoon or L17 palace restaurant. service was good at all restaurants.
no alcohol consumption in public places after 10:30 is a downer, you can choose to buy a bottle of alcohol and for smokers can get a cigar at L16 genting club and enjoy at your own balcony. no duty free alcohol on sale btw.
casino on the weekend trips will be crowded, especially right after it opens at 9:30pm. on weekdays, we get the whole baccarat table to ourselves throughout the whole trip. genting club has some promo where you can redeem various gifts (must be done before disembarkation) depending on how much NN chips you roll.
i'm going for 4dec and 6dec departure again, and expect it to be more crowded due to school holidays and all the pent up vacation demand.
It will be fantastic if you don't need to go through swab test during 6th Dec disembarkation and 6th Dec boarding.
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01-12-2020, 11:07 PM
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#4489
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Member
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 279
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Just called RWAS, they are opening up balcony rooms to silver members as well but it’s only valid for Sun-Wed and Wed-Fri cruise for december.
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02-12-2020, 09:51 AM
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#4490
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 9
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I received a whatsapp from RWAS from a VP from Premium Business Development with his RWAS name card, Any idea if he is just purely sending out invitation to all gold card member or a host?
He told me i am entitled to complimentary balcony cabin, i told him i have already made a reservation for Dec.
Did anyone also received the same?
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02-12-2020, 10:28 AM
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#4491
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2019
Posts: 44
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klchua78 wrote:
I received a whatsapp from RWAS from a VP from Premium Business Development with his RWAS name card, Any idea if he is just purely sending out invitation to all gold card member or a host?
He told me i am entitled to complimentary balcony cabin, i told him i have already made a reservation for Dec.
Did anyone also received the same?
Yup. Me too received yesterday. I asked whether is he my new host, he is just assisting the hotlineps.
Last edited by Kiasupoh; 02-12-2020 at 10:30 AM..
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02-12-2020, 10:29 AM
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#4492
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 745
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klchua78 wrote:
I received a whatsapp from RWAS from a VP from Premium Business Development with his RWAS name card, Any idea if he is just purely sending out invitation to all gold card member or a host?
He told me i am entitled to complimentary balcony cabin, i told him i have already made a reservation for Dec.
Did anyone also received the same?
My kaki got recv from whatsapp too.. from a avp based in penang... New type of pattern lol
Some cold dates they may push harder and aggressively...
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02-12-2020, 12:27 PM
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#4493
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Member
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 279
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so it’s just a normal reservation, instead of calling us, they just send whatsapp.
Weekdays cruise is still pretty empty despite holidays. maybe more will book soon with the SG reDiscover voucher.
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02-12-2020, 01:50 PM
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#4494
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 745
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playplay wrote:
so it’s just a normal reservation, instead of calling us, they just send whatsapp.
Weekdays cruise is still pretty empty despite holidays. maybe more will book soon with the SG reDiscover voucher.
rediscover vchcer cannot be use for cruises.
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02-12-2020, 01:54 PM
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#4495
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2019
Posts: 36
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whyhedge wrote:
went for 3 cruises so far..
13nov, 20nov and 22nov
for weekend cruise there are around 1200-1300 passengers. for sunday departing 3n cruise, there is a noticeable difference of around 500-600 passengers only
covid swabbing was quite smooth pre and post embarkation. palace guests do not need to queue.
you need to book early if you want to dine at umi uma, as it tends to be very popular. however, i find the food there poor, teppanyaki was just gimmicks, and korean bbq was subpar. best restaurants were mark best seafood/steakhouse and silk road chinese restaurant. you can give the hotpot a miss. after awhile, the palace menu at specialty restaurants gets a bit repetitive.. so we dined at the blue lagoon or L17 palace restaurant. service was good at all restaurants.
no alcohol consumption in public places after 10:30 is a downer, you can choose to buy a bottle of alcohol and for smokers can get a cigar at L16 genting club and enjoy at your own balcony. no duty free alcohol on sale btw.
casino on the weekend trips will be crowded, especially right after it opens at 9:30pm. on weekdays, we get the whole baccarat table to ourselves throughout the whole trip. genting club has some promo where you can redeem various gifts (must be done before disembarkation) depending on how much NN chips you roll.
i'm going for 4dec and 6dec departure again, and expect it to be more crowded due to school holidays and all the pent up vacation demand.
Hi, is it advisable to continue wearing mask even we are in the cabin ?
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02-12-2020, 02:42 PM
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#4496
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 745
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Angelite wrote:
Hi, is it advisable to continue wearing mask even we are in the cabin ?
in cabin or outside your balcony no need wear mask. But if you choose too is up to you lol.. i will guess nobody will want to wear mask inside the cabin
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02-12-2020, 05:36 PM
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#4497
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2019
Posts: 36
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Winterdews wrote:
in cabin or outside your balcony no need wear mask. But if you choose too is up to you lol.. i will guess nobody will want to wear mask inside the cabin
Thanks for replying. Had booked 27 dec. As my sons will be staying in the cabin most of the time playing games, so thinking whether to let them wear mask or not.
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02-12-2020, 06:06 PM
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#4498
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 745
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Angelite wrote:
Thanks for replying. Had booked 27 dec. As my sons will be staying in the cabin most of the time playing games, so thinking whether to let them wear mask or not.
In cabin no need wear mask at all it is safe...
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02-12-2020, 08:43 PM
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#4499
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2019
Posts: 36
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Winterdews wrote:
In cabin no need wear mask at all it is safe...
Noted with thanks.
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02-12-2020, 10:14 PM
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#4500
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,061
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Taurus66 wrote:
It will be fantastic if you don't need to go through swab test during 6th Dec disembarkation and 6th Dec boarding.
I did a recruise on 22nov, it is mandatory for all guests (even those who are continuing cruise) to disembark so that they can thoroughly disinfect all staterooms and common areas. That would also mean when you disembark, you will have to do a covid test but you will be redirected to a results waiting area for recruisers. You will then take that result slip for your reboarding. Meaning if you do 2 back to back cruises, you will take 3 covid tests in total.
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