by admin on February 23, 2010
I’m going on a Princess cruise to Alaska and All my cousins are coming. So we all are pretty much teens and we all want to know what the dating game in the teen’s club is.
Well, we played the dating game in our French class a few times, and I’m not sure if this is exactly what it is, but I think that it is when there are two rows filled with people that are facing each other, and one of these rows will be the "listener" and the other row with be the "answerer." Someone will make up a question that the "answerer," will have to answer, talking to the person in front of them in the other row. These will be random, sometimes personal questions so that other people will know who you are. After one question has been answered, everyone in one row will move to the right one spot, and another question will be asked, which they will then answer to the new person/"listener" in front of them. This game was created so that people will get to know each other better; perhaps an opening portal for meeting other teens on the ship and maybe even beginning relationships. lol
HAVE FUN ON YOUR PRINCESS CRUISE! You’re soo lucky…
by admin on February 23, 2010
We are leaving from Vancuver Canada and going to Alaska on a 7 day cruise. Will verizon wireless cell phones work in that area? Will you have to pay extra charges? I know, I need to call the phone company to be certain, but just wonder if anyone has had this experience…
you have to check the frequencies of the phone (can be found in the manual that came with the phone),you can call your provider to find out,or go to your providers website and pull up info about your phone,or you can actually check from your phone it should be under "phone settings" or "phone info" depending on the type of phone you have. there are four frequencies starting with 1800 if it operates on all four then you know that youre good. if not you will have to call your provider to ask which frequencies are used in alaska. if you tell me the make and model # of your phone i can tell you which frequencies it opperates on
and about the extra charges it depends what type of plan you have….is it national or local? if local,you are likely to have some roaming charges and possibly long distacne as well. if national there will be no long distance charges and roaming im not sure of every companies different on that one
