Matt

Nope

Tell your TA to look it on their site: http://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/General_Info/CWC_Enhanced_FAQs.pdf 32. Understanding that the same itinerary, stateroom category, sailing length, and timeframe are a requirement, is it essential that my client rebook on the same ship as well? No, it is not required that your client rebook on the same ship or ship class

From RC: "Global government agencies, including the CDC, play a critical role in preserving life, preventing COVID-19 transmission, and protecting public health. Our intent is to adopt the panel’s recommendations as well as the CDC standards across the global fleets of both companies."

I think travel insurance is a great idea for a lot of people, but the biggest mistake with travel insurance is not understanding what it covers (and doesnt cover). Be sure that whatever policy you buy covers the scenarios you have in mind.

I haven't seen anything related to the No Sail Order being lifted.

It is/was available: https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2019/06/24/royal-caribbean-adds-kids-sail-free-filter-website-search

Noticed that as well, and I cannot figure out why

I think the original post is basically saying that the CDC approves of this approach RC & NCL are taking, not that they've already approved their plan (which doesnt exist yet)

Name changes are fine, but there needs to be at least one name on the original reservation to remain. If you do a complete change of names, I believe you incur a price change. As @twangster notes, no harm in asking.

My understanding (and I could be wrong) is that you can only apply one FCC to a cruise at a time. However, there is a new means of combining FCCs that may be worth investigating to get around that issue. https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2020/06/26/you-can-combine-future-cruise-credits-instead-of-separately-being-reissued

This originated here, but I'm not sure if it was extended beyond May 31.

This change was just announced, so it hasn't been put into action yet.

Yup!

Most airfare is not refundable by default unless you elect to choose that option. Ultimately, the answer is something you have to verify with what you purchased from Priceline. I would expect that airfare to be non-refundable. The only exception is if the airline cancels the flight, or they make a significant change in the time of the flight. There's a clause to get your money back from the airline directly in that situation.

Radiance Class has the best Solariums. While I do think Quantum Class solariums are nice, the Radiance Class is perfect. Lots of glass, beautiful backdrop and good mix of space (plus it has Park Cafe inside!)