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Does anyone know if Celebrity has changed it's policy and pricing with respect to Connect@Sea?Last October on the Constellation transatlantic, we paid $100 for unlimited in-cabin internet access for the 14-day cruise. I've heard conflicting reports that the charge is now $25/day for limited access (up to 50 minutes/day, which works out to $0.50/minute), and $0.75/minute thereafter.We're sailing the Infinity trans-canal in October, and the same access we had for $100 last year, will cost us $350 + this year. That's one very hefty increase, no? Not that Celebrity owes me an explanation, but how do they substantiate that increase? I can't imagine that that many passengers are dragging their laptops along on their cruises to make Connect@Sea a profit center for the cruiseline. Nor can I imagine that so many people are taking advantage of Connect@Sea that is it operating at a loss, thus the increase. Sounds like highway (seaway?) robbery to me!
Does anyone know if Celebrity has changed it's policy and pricing with respect to Connect@Sea?
Last October on the Constellation transatlantic, we paid $100 for unlimited in-cabin internet access for the 14-day cruise. I've heard conflicting reports that the charge is now $25/day for limited access (up to 50 minutes/day, which works out to $0.50/minute), and $0.75/minute thereafter.
We're sailing the Infinity trans-canal in October, and the same access we had for $100 last year, will cost us $350 + this year. That's one very hefty increase, no? Not that Celebrity owes me an explanation, but how do they substantiate that increase? I can't imagine that that many passengers are dragging their laptops along on their cruises to make Connect@Sea a profit center for the cruiseline. Nor can I imagine that so many people are taking advantage of Connect@Sea that is it operating at a loss, thus the increase. Sounds like highway (seaway?) robbery to me!
