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Canada & New England Kosher Cruise
August 1, 2010 - August 8, 2010
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Set sail for Canada & New England with Jewish professionals from all over the United States and abroad...JSinglesCruise is expanding its services as we provide:
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All-day Gourmet Kosher cuisine to ensure that no one will go to bed hungry on this kosher cruise
- Top rated cruising with luxurious amenities (Spas, casinos, cafes, internet rooms….) designed to optimize your relaxation and vacation enjoyment.
- Specialized excursions to amazing ports of call. Everything from biking, sailing, kayaking, or just exploring stunning cities.
- Nightly broadway style shows, comedians, singers.
- 1 Pre-cruise Free Session with our J Singles Cruise dating Coach.
- A JSC designated area that people can just mix and mingle.
- Optional Minyanim and Jewish-themed lectures to create a warm environment and provide a spiritual side to your vacation.
- A stunning Shabbat at Sea on our Singles Kosher Cruise
I T I N E R A R Y
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JSinglesCruise will Sell out Early.
We would be delighted to pair you with a suitable roommate.
A C C O M M O D A T I O N S
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We would be delighted to pair you with a suitable roommate.
A C C O M M O D A T I O N S
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12 | Inside Stateroom | $2,300 | ||
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10 | Inside Stateroom | $2,320 | ||
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I-3 | Inside Stateroom | $2,300 | ||
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08 | Oceanview Stateroom | $2,750 | ||
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07 | Oceanview Stateroom | $2,770 | ||
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06 | Oceanview Stateroom | $2,790 | ||
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04 | Oceanview Stateroom | $2,830 | ||
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2B | Oceanview with veranda | $3,220 | ||
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C3 | Concierge Class Stateroom | $3,350 | ||
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C2 | Concierge Class Stateroom | $3,380 | ||
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C1 | Concierge Class Stateroom | $3,610 | ||
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S2 | Sky Suite | $4,200 | ||
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RS | Royal Suite | $6,200 | ||
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PS | Penthouse Suite | $9,380 | ||
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• Rates are subject to change without notice. • All rates are per person based on double occupancy. • $500 per person deposit due at time of booking. • Payment in full is due 90 days before sailing. • Single rate is 170% in all categories. • 3rd/4th person rate (all Categories) is $1500.00 (adult or child). • Travel insurance is strongly recommended. • These rates do not include port charges and taxes of $237.00 • Cancellation fees: 136 or more days prior to sailing: $100.00 per person 135 - 60 days prior to sailing: 50% per person 60 or less prior to sailing: 100% penalty; no refund |
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C R U I S E S H I P D E T A I L S
Celebrity Summit
Appropriately named, Celebrity Summit will leave you feeling as if you've reached the absolute pinnacle of premium cruising. Large in size yet intimately elegant in ambience, Celebrity Summit boasts all of the services and amenities that have made Celebrity the preferred choice of avid cruisers around the world. Come aboard and scale the heights of luxury on Celebrity Summit. Built in France in 2001, the Celebrity Summit is a world-class vessel that includes The Conservatory. Perched high above the sea, the Conservatory is a flourishing, breathtaking garden featuring the exclusive collection of world-renowned floral designer, Emilio Robba.
Technical Chart:
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| Built in | 2001 |
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| Passenger Capacity | 2,034 (Double Occupancy) |
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| Number of Crew | 999 |
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| Tonnage | 91,000 grt.(One registered ton equals 100 cubic feet) |
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| Length | 965 feet |
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| Beam | 105 feet |
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| Cruising Speed | 24 Knots |
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T R A V E L D O C U M E N T S
You are responsible for obtaining all travel documents as well as compliance with Customs and Immigration requirements. You will be required to comply with all government imposed security measures, which may change without notice.
Disclaimer: JSinglesCruise Cruises and it agents are responsible for making arrangements for the services offered in this brochure. The carriers, hotels, cruise lines and other suppliers providing services are independent contractors and are not agents, employees, servants, or joint ventureres of JSinglesCruise Cruises or its affiliates. Airline alternative equipment and routings are subject to change by the Airline or the Operator and will not result in any refunds. Flight delays and changes are unfortunate, but are an inherent risk of air travel and are therefore outside the control and responsibility of JSinglesCruise Cruises. All certificates and other travel documents for travel services issued by JSinglesCruise Cruises are subject to the terms and conditions specified by the supplier and to the laws of the countries in which the services are supplied. JSinglesCruise Cruises reserves the right to make changes to the itinerary or services whenever the company deems it necessary to the comfort, convenience, or safety of the participants and to cancel a cruise at any time. If JSinglesCruise Cruises cancels a cruise, the company has no responsibility beyond the refund of monies paid to the company by the traveler. The participant agrees that neither JSinglesCruise Cruises nor its affiliates shall be liable for any damage or loss including personal injury death, property loss, delay, change in air services, sickness, strike, war, quarantine, weather, upset, disappointment, inconvenience, or expense occasioned by any act or omission of any supplier or person providing services.
Air Travel
Passports will be required for any air travel from the Caribbean as of January 23, 2007. ALL persons, including U.S. citizens, traveling by air between the United States and Canada, Mexico and South America, the Caribbean and Bermuda will be required to present a valid passport. Cruise Travel
As early as January 1st, 2008, subject to U.S. Government amendment, ALL persons, including U.S. citizens, traveling between the United States and Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean and Bermuda may be required to present a valid passport or other documents as determined by the Department of Homeland Security. Please visit the U.S. State Dept. website at www.travel.state.gov for more information. Because of the new requirements, guests are encouraged to obtain passports as soon as possible to avoid backlogs.
For guests on itineraries visiting Russia and Ukraine, who wish to tour independently in these countries (not on a Celebrity shore excursion) will need to obtain a VISA from the respective embassy/consulate prior to travel.
All United States citizens traveling to Brazil must obtain a valid VISA from the Brazilian consulate or embassy prior to boarding the cruise.
Please note that additional restrictions and requirements may exist for entrance into other countries. You are advised to check with local embassies and consulates for their requirements.
Visa Requirements
Please check current VISA requirements with the appropriate embassies or consulates prior to departing on your cruise vacation.For guests on itineraries visiting Russia and Ukraine, who wish to tour independently in these countries (not on a Celebrity shore excursion) will need to obtain a VISA from the respective embassy/consulate prior to travel.
All United States citizens traveling to Brazil must obtain a valid VISA from the Brazilian consulate or embassy prior to boarding the cruise.
Please note that additional restrictions and requirements may exist for entrance into other countries. You are advised to check with local embassies and consulates for their requirements.
C R U I S I N G T I P S
- Reconfirm your airline reservation and flight departure time 24 hours prior to leaving home. If, on the day of sailing, you find that your flight will be delayed beyond your ship’s departure time, please contact Costa Cruises.
- You can sign up for shore excursions prior to setting sail up to one week in advance on Costa’s website. Since most shore excursions fill up fast, registering online can help guarantee you can participate in the excursions you want.
- A lot of luggage looks the same. Attach a colored ribbon to each of your bags to make them easier to find.
- When packing clothing attire, keep in mind that most of the time you’ll feel comfortable in casual resort wear including light cotton clothing. Tennis or low-heeled walking shoes are recommended for exploring ports of call. For Northern Europe sailings, sweaters, lightweight jackets and raincoats are appropriate. On formal nights, ladies may wear evening gowns or Shabbat dresses; gentlemen may choose dark suits or tuxedos. On other evenings, gentlemen generally wear sport coats and slacks, while ladies wear resort attire. There are laundry and valet services available onboard for a nominal fee, so don’t bring more than you need.
- When you arrive at the cruise terminal, keep your cruise documents handy in your carry-on bag. When checking in, you will need to present your cruise documents, along with your proof of citizenship and completed Passenger Declaration Form to the Costa reception desk.
- Soon after you have boarded the ship is a good time to book your favorite spa treatment as the most popular ones fill up fast.
- During your cruise, the ship will offer seminars highlighting the attractions and shopping at each port. Typically these seminars are offered the day before arriving at each destination. Plan to attend these meetings to educate yourself on the destination and its sightseeing opportunities.