The Joys of Traveling in the Connected Age

Patricia October 5th, 2007

Just a short note to let you all know that I’m on the road (again).  I have the ever faithful, Jackie, answering my phones — though she will not see e-mails.  I’m trying to keep up with e-mails, but it has been tough with an unexpected bump in my traveling road — I have spotty internet.  Oh, my — can you feel my pain?

Over the past years, I’ve become a connected addict.  I need my internet hit.  Here’s the short list of things I’ve had to do that I’ve not done in years — thank you the internet.

  • Used a phone book.
  • Used the phrase, “I’m going to have to get back to you because I need to CALL someone for the answer…”
  • Wandered around declaring “I need a hit” and meant the internet and not coffee.

Oh yes, the past several days have been REALLY hard.  Currently, I’ve a brief moment of free wireless to upload this little missive.  But the net of my point is that I’m struggling with a connection issue and traveling on top of it — which makes me HIGHLY out of sorts.  I’ll be back in the office soon and back to a connection as fast as I can.

(now someone please tell me how in 2007 we can not just have GLOBAL high speed connections without having to worry about the fact that the cable lines are 35ish years old and um, rotting.  Don’t they know who *I* am and that I NEED my internet?)

So, while I’m gone, please play nice in here, ok?

The Good, the Questions, and the Teary

Patricia September 24th, 2007

Wow, I can tell you that it has been a busy week here in Sea Socks’ Central. I know many people have been calling and my new most popular question is “When do I have to decide?”  Did you know this is also the hardest question to answer?

I want to tell you that you have all the time in the world, but you don’t.  Absolute last date to choose to join us is February 15, 2008.  Now, before you get all happy and say “I have all the time in the world,” let me explain.  At that point, I will be able to only offer you what is available on the ship with regards to cabins.  I can tell you I just checked the ships availability and there is ONE category of Deluxe Oceanviews left.  (And I should note that the price has gone up — so anyone booking after 9/22 — the price is $1500 per person.)  There are whole categories of oceanviews that are sold out too.  I’m watching closely — but this ship is filling up and if you wait there may not be much left.  So, just a reminder it is $500 to hold a cabin — just $500 and you can get the cabin you want, hopefully.

In other news, who would be interested in a day tour and yarn crawl through Seattle on the 9th before we can board the ship?  If you are, mention it in comments — if there are at least 15 of you, I’ll get that pulled together — figure you’d need to be downtown and ready by 10am. (Aunty Nin, I know that’s early for you, but you are always up for a little yarny goodness, right?)  Also, I have a small group who have asked about dinner at the Space Needle on the 8th.  I can put something together, but I need to know how many.  Fair warning, the Space Needle isn’t a bargain eatery — by the time I do admission to the top for sunset, dinner, and transportation, we are looking in the neighborhood of $80-$90 per person.  So let me know if I need to bark up another tree.

Finally, I have a sad announcement to make.  Erin, MamaE, has an issue that will prevent her from joining us.  We all know that Erin (like me) has a young man in her life and he needs her.  I respect her because she knows when it is time to put the yarn down and her son first — and while I’m sad that she will not be there, but I know it is the right thing for her Cowboy.  She’s promised to make us our yarn like last year — she told me tonight, “I’ll be there in yarn-spirit.”  I have offered that should anything change I’ll move whatever mountains I can to get her onboard.  However, Erin and I are already putting our heads together for things we can do in the future.  From the bottom of my heart, I thank her for her support and friendship — Sea Socks is a success because of her help — and she’s already helping me with ideas for Sea Socks ‘09.  So, send good wishes to her and her family — then tell a friend that I have an extra cabin, k?

You want to know this…

Patricia September 8th, 2007

Does anyone recall how there is this REALLY confusing thing about when the ship actually leaves Seattle and when we can board?  Well, I got the details.

From this ship’s master plan this week, I found out that the earliest boarding will be between 3 and 4pm.  The ship is doing something REALLY odd and the previous cruise ends in Vancouver.  So, the Infinity will probably not even be in port until 2ish. (my guess — only my guess.)

What this means to us:

1. If you are planning on staying on May 8th in Seattle, nothing changes really — we will get a late check-out for everyone.  Explore Seattle in the morning.

2. If you are flying in on the 9th, currently I have the bus leaving SeaTac at 1pm.  I could push it back to 2pm, which still gives you an hour before boarding even would begin at the pier — it is 30 t0 45 minute ride.

Ok, I’ve still got a ton of questions an no more answers for you.  If you have not made your flight arrangements and are planning on flying in on the 9th — kindly hold off as I have a feeling more updates are coming.  If you’ve made the flight arrangements, let me know what time you are scheduled to arrive — I want to know what we are working with, if possible.

Answers to come:

1. What time will boarding close?  When would we miss the boat?

2. Will this affect my dinner/drinks/meals?  (I MUST know.)

3. When is muster/lifeboat drill?  I know this isn’t planned out yet, but I need to know because I work goody bags around that drill.

(repeat after me:  “Patricia loves her job, she loves her job, she loves her job.”)

The KISS Principle at Work

Patricia August 30th, 2007

UPDATED:  Pricing and a bold note on transfers before!!

You know the KISS Principle right? The one I tell myself nearly daily, “Keep It Simple, Stupid.” Not that I’m calling myself ’stupid’ often, but I have a tendency to make things more complex (kindly, don’t ask Michael about the genetic need I have to make and change plans — seriously, I need help.)

So, in an effort to KISS, I’m finalizing the transfers, hotel nights, and tour for this cruise. Here’s the outline of what is being offered. I KNOW there are no prices YET — but they are forthcoming. What we are going to do is share the plan today, let you think about through Labor Day. I will post the prices as soon as they are final (hopefully tonight or tomorrow). I will take reservations on these optional items beginning on September 5th. Please note the information you will need to provide when you reserve. All payments are due in full 30 days post the reservation. (This is a shift from last year and is part of my new sanity plan of KISS.) I will answer ALL questions about these items and add those questions to the FAQ.

On to the options:

Hotel before the cruise:

If you are like me and want to make sure you are in town the night before the cruise, you will need a place to stay on May 8th. If you like to hang with knitters, like me, on May 8th, you will want to be at the Sheraton in Downtown Seattle (like last year, the hotel might change — but it will be GOOD and in downtown).

Because we all plan our flights differently, you will make your own way from the airport to the hotel.I will highly suggest the Downtown Airporter, which currently charges $10.25 per person.   Because we like to know what we doing, I’ve included the transfers from the airport to the hotel AND taxi vouchers from the hotel to the pier.  Also, if you like hanging with knitters and want to jump start the cruise fun, plan to be in the hotel by 4ish, so we can go to dinner at 6pm (meet in the lobby). No, I don’t know where we will go yet, but I’ll tell you once I figure it out.

Costs: $148.50 per person based on double occupancy; $268 single occupancy.  (Note, rates are guaranteed as long as we have 9 rooms.  I will update next week with the rate if we have 8 or less.)

Want to arrive before 5/8?  Additional nights are $119 per person based on double occupancy.

Note: Seattle is a convention town and the Sheraton is a convention hotel. It will book up completely without question. That said, I need to know how many rooms to hold ASAP. This option will not be available last minute, so plan accordingly.

Booking Requirements: Kindly share if you need two beds or one; smoking or non-smoking; and if you need an accessible room.

Transfers from the airport to the pier:

On May 9th, we are going to offer a Sea Socks ONLY shuttle from airport to pier leaving at 1pm from SeaTac. (Should you be coming in at a different time and not want to wait for the shuttle, I can arrange for a town car to meet you.)

Costs: Shuttle: $16 per person

Town Car: TBD, but in the neighborhood of $50.

Booking requirements: I MUST know your flight information when you book this shuttle.

Victoria, B.C. Shore Excursion:

There is only one choice this year — High Tea at the Empress Hotel with a side of yarny goodness. Yes, we will once again be hosted by our friends at BeeHive Wool Shop. Tea will be the delightful high tea in a wonderful hotel environment. For those who wish, walking around downtown will be available as well as a bus.

Costs: $71.50 per person

Transfer to the airport (or hotel — see below) from the pier:

No one wants a cruise to end, but the time will come when you need to pack all your fiber goodness in a bag and set off for home. (Please check all the drawers and closets — no fiber should be left behind.) So alas, a shuttle to the airport will be required. Exclusive to Sea Socks to allow the party to continue for as long as possible and direct from pier to airport.

Costs: $16 per person

Booking Requirements: I MUST know your flight plans. Earliest flight departure is 1pm, please.

Post Cruise Hotel Nights:

Want to enjoy the weekend in Seattle? Haven’t gotten enough of the yarn crawl? Oh, then stay a few more days. Back to the Sheraton downtown for one or two nights. Enjoy all that Seattle has to offer and I highly recommend an Underground Tour (begins in a storefront in Pioneer Square) or lots of coffee and then watch the fish fly at Pike’s Place Market. Or, if you aren’t over your baggage limit yet, there are many great yarn shops in the Seattle area too.

Costs: $128.75 per person based on double occupancy; $248.25 single occupancy.  (Note, rates are guaranteed as long as we have 9 rooms each night.  I will update next week with the rate if we have 8 or less.)

Note: This does not include transfer to the airport, again the Downtown Airporter is my favorite option.  But for the $16 above, we can get you to the hotel.

Travel Insurance — You confused yet?

Patricia August 27th, 2007

Ok, there are a few things I get asked often enough that I feel the need to bust out a whole post about them.  Most of the other things I tend to tuck away in the FAQ, but this one is big enough that I feel I ought to bring it out in its own post.

First, insurance isn’t sexy.  In fact it is rather boring and mundane at the best of times.  I’m sorry to say this, but I fear by the nature of it all, this post will follow its topic and be dull also.  I’m doing my best folks, but it is insurance — if it was fun, we’d know more about it, right?  If you like podcasts, I suggest you listen to Michael and I discuss the insurance thing ages ago here.

Next, I like simplicity.  Because of this I basically deal with two insurance companies and only two types of policies.  I do this because I think these two companies offer the best options at the most reasonable prices.  There are far more options out there and yes, you can totally get down into the weeds rather quickly — see point the first.  I like two options.

First, in your confirmation I quote ONE price for insurance.  It is from TravelSafe and it is their basic policy.  I quote it because it tends to be the best price for the basic insurance.  (I’ve even been good and attached the policy pdf to this post.)  Should you be like me and want to get back to the knitting, I offer you Michael’s well written summary of insurance that he wrote for a client recently.  (I’ve done minor edits to make it make more universal sense.)

   The travel insurance Patricia quoted you is offered by our partner TravelSafe and includes the following benefits:

·         Pre-Departure Trip Cancellation- Up to trip cost.  If you should have to cancel your trip after final payment is due, this benefit will cover penalties incurred by the cancellation.

·         Post-Departure Trip Interruption- Up to 150% of rip cost

·         Travel Delay (8 hours or more)- $200 Per day, $1,000 Maximum

·         Accident & Sickness Medical Expenses- $100,000

·         Emergency Medical Evacuation and Repatriation of Remains- $1,000,000

·         On Call 24 Hour Assistance Service

·         Baggage and Personal Effects- $2,500

·         Baggage Delay of 12 Hours or More- $250

·         Accidental Death and Dismemberment- $50,000

  If you elect to purchase your own airfare we strongly recommend that you try to arrive in Seattle the day before the cruise if possible.  By arriving the day before it gives you a bit of a buffer in case you encounter a flight delay or cancellation.  It also gives your luggage a chance to catch up with you prior to sailing in the event that the airline manages to separate your luggage from you while you travel.  If you fly in the day of embarkation, it is best to arrive before noon.  This will give you enough time to make it to the ship before boarding is closed.  We also recommend that you schedule your return flight for any time after noon, this will ensure that you have ample time to reach the airport and check in.  It also provides you with a little extra time to reach the airport in case disembarkation is delayed for any reason.

Things that are important that aren’t above:

  • You have 15 days from the date your deposit was made to purchase this insurance to have the company waive “pre-existing conditions.”  This is key if you want to prevent the insurance company from denying your claim just because they see you had high-cholesterol in the 6th grade — this is a gross overstatement, but you get my drift.
  • If you add anything you want to cover in your travel insurance policy, you need to notify me with the details and the amount to add to your policy within 15 days of the new purchase.  For example, you book the cruise, we buy insurance to cover the cruise, then you buy your airfare on your own for $500.  You need to call me and let me know, or your airfare isn’t covered under the policy should you cancel.  (This is most key with airfare, since you will have a penalty if you cancel even before final payment of the cruise.)  Note, there may be a small added insurance charge to cover the increase.

Now, there are two other kinds of policies you will want to know about:

  1. Let’s pretend you are reading this now and you booked a month ago.  You are now saying to yourself, “My word, Patricia is SO right, I need to buy insurance NOW — but this pre-existing condition scares me — I want it covered.”  Well, if this is the case, I work with another company that offers similar coverage, but will waive the pre-existing condition clause as long as you purchase PRIOR TO FINAL PAYMENT.  If you call me to buy insurance after the 15 day mark, I will re-quote you using this insurance company because I want EVERYTHING covered.
  2. Now, let’s pretend that you are concerned about “what a covered reason to cancel is.”  In the case of basic insurance it is mostly illness (you, your travel companion, or your family) or death.  Let’s say you are concerned about your job, you fear bad hair days or whatever.  You need a “Cancel for Any Reason” policy.  And it is just that.  Where a covered reason will pay at 100% of the penalty, a Cancel for ANY Reason policy will pay at 75% for any non-covered reason.  I like to call it “the bad hair day = I can’t be seen in public policy.”  There are THREE important things to note with this policy:
    1. You must purchase it within 15 days of the deposit.  (If you see this and know you NEED this, call me — we will figure it out.)
    2. You must cancel (with a non-covered reason) before 48 hours prior to departure for the trip.  This means YOUR departure — so if you are leaving on May 1 to see family on your way, you must cancel prior to April 29.
    3. This policy is more expensive.

Confused yet?  I’m sorry if you are.  I am an excellent travel agent and not an insurance agent.  I will try my best to get you answers based on your own circumstances, just let me know.

Now, forgive me while I go pet some cashmere to help me feel better after all the talk of insurance, k?

Have you started to pack?

Patricia August 22nd, 2007

Oh, so perhaps August is a bit early for packing, but while I’m fresh off the ship, I want to share a few things to put on your packing list.  I promise to remind you about this as we get closer — but for those of you NEED to know — here’s my notes.

  1. Bring a hairdryer.  Um. I just want to say that the one in the bathroom wasn’t great and my hair is not long and it still took forever to dry.  Should you not want either to spend your cruise waiting for your hair to dry or to walk around with wet head, bring your own.
  2. There were all of two outlets in my outside cabin.  Um, plan accordingly.
  3. Absolutely NOTHING that heats up are allowed in the cabin except for a hair dryer and a curling iron.  There was an endless loop on the TV about the clothing irons.  If you need something pressed, it was rather cheap to have the ship do it.
  4. Please remember we will be in Alaska in early May.  Also, both Ketchikan and Juneau are in rain forests — so when packing, please plan on rain.  Plan for things to be rather chilly too.  On the decks of the ship, I noticed that wind really kicks up and makes it much cooler.
  5.  If you have ever sailed Celebrity, please make sure I have you Captain’s Club number.  Also, if you are platinum or above level on Royal Caribbean, call the Crown & Anchor club and get a Celebrity Captain’s Club number.

Ready yet?

Celebrity Infinity - A Quick Review

Patricia August 21st, 2007

There are so many things to tell you about this ship and there will be photos in the gallery soon.  Let me see if I can go through the major requests and then I’ll share a bit more about the other things I’ve learned.

A Knitting Spot:

Yes, I found one — a good one, with bright windows and close to the coffee bar and not far from other bars.  I’m working on a request to reserve it for us for the whole cruise.  Cross your needles, folks, I mentioned this on board and got looks of “Ain’t no way” then I said, “Um, do you think they will do it when I tell you I’m bring 60+ knitters as of TODAY…and I know more will come?”  “Well, that’s a horse of a different color.”  Alas, I’m waiting for final approval.  If they don’t give it, we will perform “Munity on the Infinity” and take over.  We have pointy sticks, we win.

The food:

I’m not getting on a scale anytime soon, does that help?  First, the dining room service put Vision of the Seas to shame — and we all know how much I liked them, right?  The food was over the top good and the suggestions I got from my server were amazing.  There are other places to eat in addition to the main dining room.

  • The Buffet.  This is typical buffet line food, though I have to say there were more options than I’ve seen before.  There is a waffle station in the mornings; a custom pizza place; a sushi bar in the afternoons; ice cream (which is not Ben & Jerry’s and is FREE); there’s a fast food type area with fries and burgers and such.
  • The Casual Dining Alternative: In the evenings, you may take your casual self down to the back corner of the buffet and have waiter service.  Just an option for those of you allergic to cocktail dresses.
  • The Alternative Dining Room - The SS United States: This has a $30 upcharge, but I was told it was amazingly good.  (I’ve asked if we can take over the room one evening — just saying — no promises.)

Please note, Celebrity would like you to ‘dress for dinner.’  I will say that while I saw them turn no one away from being more casual, you will look around and see lots of dressed up folks.  Formal nights were dressy, like cocktail dress dressy.  About half the men in tuxes and half in suits.  Informal night was hard to put my finger on.  I felt fairly fine in a skirt, but I saw lots in dressy slacks type outfits.  Casual nights were khakis (or country club casual).  Please note, dinner in the dining room is not the time for jeans or shorts.

For my vegetarian folks, there were tons of options.  Depending on what you are looking for there were currys, salads, pasta dishes, pizzas, and more that I’m sure I missed.

Yarn in Every Port:

There is a yarn store within walking distance of the ship at both Ketchikan and Juneau.  They both carry Quivit and some really neat Alaskan yarns.  I am currently speaking to both of them about the possibility of a cruise special.  In Victoria we will visit Beehive again.  I am going to warn you now — start a “yarn fund” now — it will be a stash enhancing experience.

Classrooms:

Sea Socks ‘07 people will remember dark rooms with walls that moved.  Oh, no more.  I’m working on rooms with a view and good light.  Trust me, you guys are giving me the power to be very demanding and I’m working on making our group get what we need.

Coffee:

There is a coffee bar mid-ship.  Yes, it is yummy.  And the coffee in the dining room is rather strong — which was good since I seemed to be in the disco late into the evenings.

Worried about Sea Sickness?

As most people who know me, I get sick standing on the pier looking at a ship.  I wear a patch for all cruises, even those smooth cruises that don’t tend to bother anyone.  I turn green at the mention of it all.  Ok, that said, I took my patch off during this cruise.  I took it off because the water was like glass.  All but two or three hours were in protected waters.  For so much of the cruise we saw land on both sides of the ship.

Exicited yet?

Want some homework?  Good.  I need you all to help me out here — we are REALLY close to beating last year’s group in size.  So, if each of you will work/push/beg just one of your friends to join us and book another cabin, we could do it.  I’m promised that the more knitters we bring, the more we get for you.  I’ve already gotten Value Booklets for on board savings.  So, let’s gather our friends.

I’m back…

Patricia August 21st, 2007

…if you’ve tried to reach me today, I’m sorry — I have been stuck in a travel delay all day.  I’m currently back and will be back in the office bright eyed and ready tomorrow.  I also promise tomorrow a HUGE update on all I learned about the Infinity.

But here’s the sneak preview.  It is WONDERFUL.  First, I’m going to say straight up, in beauty this ship is one of the two prettiest ships I’ve ever been on. (The other one was Queen Mary 2.)  Second, I have put in some pretty huge requests with Celebrity for us in 2008 (like private viewing areas, ahem) and as of right now I’m pretty much getting everything I’ve asked for.  Oh and I’ve got a new theme to this cruise…

“A Yarn Shop in Every Port”  Oh yes — I found a yarn shop in EACH port call.  And are you ready for this, more than Quivet, I’ve located some specialty ALASKA yarns. I’ll have photos soon so you can get all excited too.

More information coming, I promise — but please understand when I tell you, I really need to get a bit of rest tonight.

PS to anyone who is BOOKED and wants their blog in the blogroll.  The “top secret” way to do that is to e-mail me and tell me your blog.

Let’s Scout out the Ship

Patricia August 8th, 2007

Before I begin, I want to welcome anyone who is coming here for the first time.  I’ve been getting lots of phone calls and e-mails from our Interweave ad, as well as Brenda’s podcast, Knitty and more!!!!  I want to make sure as many people are on the same page as possible and I promise — I’m updating the FAQ up top with all the answers to the questions I get.  If you have a question ASK — there’s probably more who have the same question too.

Now — Can you believe we are about 9 months out from Sea Socks ‘08?  I can tell you the excitement levels here are twice as high as this time last year.  We are working hard to bring you even bigger and better experiences.

Next week, I’m going to scout out our ship.  I’m looking for the perfect places to hold classes; the perfect place to knit as a group; and the perfect place for the all important cocktail party.  I’ve been asked to scout the food (which I will ’suffer’ through if I must) and I’m going to scout some yarn at the port calls. (I know this is the painful part of my job, right?)  If there is something you want to know about the ship — e-mail me or leave a comment BEFORE FRIDAY!!!!  I will update everyone when I return.

Now, while I’m out of the office, Michael will be handling all the bookings and questions that come in.  Be assured that he is up to speed on the cruise information — but he’s not a knitter, so kindly hold the “what knitting should I bring?” questions.  I promise to answer those when I return.

Cruising Basics — FAQ part 2

Patricia July 20th, 2007

Morning all.

Wow, I know it has been a bit since I posted, I really do shoot for once a week — but time kept on moving on. Seriously, if I ran the world I would totally be able to blog by THINKING my post and not have to mess with that slow typing thing. (But wait, then you’d get my random thoughts in the blog and not a clearly well-thought out missive like this….it could totally happen — Aunty Nin, HUSH!)

Moving on.

I have really been reading comments and I’ve gotten a few e-mails about cruising basics. So, I thought the easiest thing would be if I put up a few notes (answers to common questions) and then ask my past cruisers to add in comments their thoughts too.

(I must also put in a plug for the Mail Buoy podcast — Michael and I do one weekly and we’ve done shows on first time cruisers. Also, I’ll mention that I’m going to be meeting the staff on the Infinity soon and I’ll be focusing a show on Sea Socks ‘08 previews soon.)

Here it goes — questions I get often that will be added to the FAQ:

1. Why are we in Seattle for 2 days?
This is actually a function of the time we leave Seattle. We depart at 1am Sunday Morning. This means, you will board the ship in Seattle (ideally near noonish) and be sound asleep (or partying with the Night Sheep) when we actually depart. Still to be answered is the time of the muster drill (life jacket safety) and if we can put our stuff down and disembark to hang out in downtown Seattle. These are questions I’ll post the answers to once I know.

2. Are Knitting Classes included?
Actually YES. ALL classes are included in the group price. Also included is an amazing goody bag.

3. Will there be anything to do for non-knitters? Is there a special price?
We don’t have the whole ship, so there will be a bevy of activities for non-knitters on the ship (as well as off). I will say this, we also have a larger group of non-knitters joining the group (spouses and such) so I’m thinking of pushing Michael into hosting a “support group” one afternoon or something. But needless to say, there will be things to do — for them, sadly, it will not be all fiber all the time. With regards to a special price, Celebrity is very strict about pricing. I must charge everyone the same rate, without exceptions. However, call me if this is your question, because I do have a special offer for non-knittersl rules state I can’t post it.

4. Excursions?
There will be some. I’m working out the details and I will post them when I get it all sorted. They are not currently included in the pricing, these will be optional and extra. Howevr, any excursion I book will be only for us and geared to what we want to do.

5. Formal Night(s)?
There will be TWO formal nights on this cruise. This does not mean ballgowns and tuxes. Since I will be on a Celebrity ship soon, I will take photos to give you an idea of how formal they get. This past year, most of us seemed to dress for dinner, hurry back to the cabins change then meet up for knitting.

6. Meals?
All meals, except the speciality dining room, are included in the cruise fare. Your drinks (beyond water, iced tea, and coffee) are not. Even 24 room service is included. We will be seated together — in the same section of the dining room. Unless you request to be away from the group, we will be in the main seating for dinner.

7. Extra “unexpected” expenses?
As far as the ship is concerned, the added expenses are tips, drinks (not water, iced tea, or coffee — unless in a bar), spa appointments, purchases at the shops, casino gambling. As far as the Sea Socks group goes, unless you add shore excursions and such, nope — well, I am not responsible for your yarny purchases.

8. Non-wool yarns?
This was a new question for me, and I talked to Erin about offering an option. Details will be forth coming on how we can (but we will) handle this. Just a warning, there may be a slight increase for the non-wool goody bag — but I promise it won’t be much.

9. Special requests?
These would include any help at the pier, wheelchairs on board, dietary needs, and such. 99% of these can be handled without issue, but I need to know about them at the time of booking so we can tell Celebrity in advance.

10. Payments, and due dates?
Let’s be very clear. The deposit is $500 per cabin ($250 per person, but if the cabin is booked as a single, it is $500) due at the time of booking. The final payment is due 2/15/2008. If you wish to make payments along the way, please feel free, but the only requirement is to be paid by 2/15/2008.

Questions?
Always feel free to call me at 888-286-9827.

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