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We move through two time zones enroutte to Nuuk, Greenland so the ship's clocks were moved ahead by an hour last night and will be moved forward by another hour tonight. Naturally, our watches failed to automatically change so we were late for the breakfast for pinnacle members and ended up going to the Windjammer instead so that we could get to the Top Tier party in the theater. The actual number of Pinnacle club members on this cruise is 268 and about 1900 of the 2000 or so passengers have sailed with the line previously, some with as many as 500 cruises. We would have to take a lot more cruises to even come close to their numbers.
We had more than 50 people in today's slot pull but very few wins so we each got back a little less than half of what we paid to participate. Still it was fun.
Two more days at sea before we reach Greenland and the Captain announced that we will actually stay in Nuuk much later than originally scheduled and will not leave port until 10 pm.
Seas have calmed measurably so it seems that RCI made the correct decision by delaying our departure until Saturday. Haven't heard any complaints from the passengers.
Look forward to watching the Pats game tonight.

<blockquote data-quote="billg3540" data-source="post: 1747565" data-attributes="member: 56973">We move through two time zones enroutte to Nuuk, Greenland so the ship's clocks were moved ahead by an hour last night and will be moved forward by another hour tonight. Naturally, our watches failed to automatically change so we were late for the breakfast for pinnacle members and ended up going to the Windjammer instead so that we could get to the Top Tier party in the theater. The actual number of Pinnacle club members on this cruise is 268 and about 1900 of the 2000 or so passengers have sailed with the line previously, some with as many as 500 cruises.&nbsp; We would have to take a lot more cruises to even come close to their numbers.We had more than 50 people in today's slot pull but very few wins so we each got back a little less than half of what we paid to participate. Still it was fun.Two more days at sea before we reach Greenland and the Captain announced that we will actually stay in Nuuk much later than originally scheduled and will not leave port until 10 pm.Seas have calmed measurably so it seems that RCI made the correct decision by delaying our departure until Saturday.&nbsp; Haven't heard any complaints from the passengers. Look forward to watching the Pats game tonight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="billg3540, post: 1747565, member: 56973"] [COLOR=#2969b0][SIZE=6]We move through two time zones enroutte to Nuuk, Greenland so the ship's clocks were moved ahead by an hour last night and will be moved forward by another hour tonight. Naturally, our watches failed to automatically change so we were late for the breakfast for pinnacle members and ended up going to the Windjammer instead so that we could get to the Top Tier party in the theater. The actual number of Pinnacle club members on this cruise is 268 and about 1900 of the 2000 or so passengers have sailed with the line previously, some with as many as 500 cruises. We would have to take a lot more cruises to even come close to their numbers. We had more than 50 people in today's slot pull but very few wins so we each got back a little less than half of what we paid to participate. Still it was fun. Two more days at sea before we reach Greenland and the Captain announced that we will actually stay in Nuuk much later than originally scheduled and will not leave port until 10 pm. Seas have calmed measurably so it seems that RCI made the correct decision by delaying our departure until Saturday. Haven't heard any complaints from the passengers. Look forward to watching the Pats game tonight.[/SIZE][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]