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STATEROOM CATEGORIES AND PRICES - Double Occupancy
Rates based on Double Occupancy (per person, in US Dollars)
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Inside Stateroom (183 - 200 Sq. Ft. )
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Features sitting area with sofa, 32" LCD TV, and vanity
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Outside Ocean View Stateroom (177 Sq. Ft.)
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Features window, sitting area with sofa, 32" LCD TV, and vanity
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Deluxe Ocean View w/Private Balcony (194 Sq. Ft. Stateroom, 54 Sq. Ft. Balcony)
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Features floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area with sofa, mini-refrigerator, 32" LCD TV, and vanity
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Concierge Class w/Private Balcony (194 Sq. Ft. Stateroom, 54 Sq. Ft. Balcony)
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Features floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area with sofa, mini-refrigerator, 32" LCD TV, and vanity, with extra concierge amenities
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Sky Suite w/Private Balcony (300 Sq. Ft. Suite, 79 Sq. Ft. Balcony):
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Features floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, living room with queen sofa sleeper, 40" LCD TV, shower/tub combination, and vanity
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Celebrity Suite w/Private Balcony (394 Sq. Ft. Suite, 105 Sq. Ft. Balcony)
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Features floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, living room with queen sofa sleeper, surround-sound system with 52” LCD TV, walk-in closet, Bedroom with 40” LCD TV, shower/tub combination, and vanity.
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Royal Suite w/Private Balcony (590 Sq. Ft. Suite, 153 Sq. Ft. Balcony)
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Features floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, separate living room with dining area, queen sofa sleeper, surround-sound entertainment system with 52” LCD TV, walk-in closet, Bedroom with 40” LCD TV, master bath with whirlpool tub with separate shower stall, powder room, and vanity
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Port Charges and Taxes: $455.30 per person (may be subject to change)
Abraham-Hicks Seminar: $400.00 per person (due at time of registration)
Pre-Paid Gratuities
Non-Suites (Cat. 11, 10, 9, 8, 2B, 1C, 2A) - $84.00 per person
Concierge Class (Cat. C3, C2, C1) - $87.50 per person
Full Suite (Cat. S2, S1, CS, RS) - $108.50 per person
Celebrity requires that all passengers in the group pre-pay gratuities at final payment.
3rd and 4th Passenger Rates when sharing with two full paying guests:
Inside Staterooms (Cat. 11, 10, 9) – $604 per person
Outside and Balcony Categories (Cat. 8, 2B, 1C, 2A, C3, C2, C1) - $754 per person
Suites (S2, S1, CS, RS) - $954 per person
Children rates are the same as 3rd or 4th passengers.
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Prices do not include airfare
ARRIVALS
All domestic flights into Seattle, should arrive by 1:00 pm on July 3, 2015
DEPARTURES
On July 10, 2015,
Seattle departures should leave after 12 noon
TRAVEL INSURANCE
Information on an optional travel insurance program will be included with your confirmation after registering.
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All participants must make BOTH their cruise reservations
and Abraham-Hicks seminar registrations
through Life Journeys / Worldview Travel.
Payment in full is due upon booking
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The Emerald City of the Pacific Northwest, this city’s stately skyline sparkles against a backdrop of inland seas and snowcapped mountains. Shop glittering downtown, the bustling Farmers’ Market, historic Pioneer Square, or see it all from the top of the Space Needle.
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