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  1. Matt
    Assuming a 5am sail in, I considered it, but being on the road at 2am and then sailing later that day didn't really sound like a good idea :wacko:
  2. Matt
    Correct. All dining packages require the guest to dine on at least day 1 or 2.
  3. Matt
    This blog post might be helpful: http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2013/08/20/first-timers-guide-labadee
  4. Matt
    They are stationary, but you can ask for a specific one. It's first-come, first served, so get to the area early and talk to the attendant there about which lounger you would like.
  5. Matt
    How did you book it?
  6. Matt
    Here are reviews for both http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2016/06/18/review-giovannis-table-dinner-navigator-of-the-seas http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2014/02/24/restaurant-review-chops-grille-navigator-of-the-seas
  7. Matt
    I thought about going, but I believe she will actually arrive around 5am. By 7am, she should be at the port already (theoretically).
  8. Matt
    Yes, Port Everglades will be her home for the foreseeable future
  9. Matt
    I scored a 6, but glanced over 1-2 questions that depend on the sailing I am going on
  10. Matt
    Yes, Cafe Latte-tudes should have it
  11. Matt
    I'm not certain how much it is to stop at the internet cafe onboard and check, but if you do it once, then that will be cheaper. If you are going to make a habit of it, then the package will be a better value. I'd also recommend considering using internet in one of the ports you visit. Free Wi-Fi is often found at restaurants and cafes.
  12. Matt
    Premium coffee is the coffee available at places like Cafe Promenade, the MDR, Park Cafe, etc. On non-Oasis class ships, Starbucks brewed beverages are included.
  13. Matt
    Great idea!
  14. Matt
    They do, but only when threatened. It's a fairly common practice for people to be among them. Usually, the guide explains what not to do (as to avoid being stung).
  15. Matt
    Thanks. Looks like everything is on sale in the Cruise Planner http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2016/10/28/royal-caribbean-offering-weekend-sale-internet-spa-services-drink-packages-and-more
  16. Matt
    So this new price is the result of a weekend sale. And it's all categories on sale. Internet, specialty restaurants, spa, drink packages More details: http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2016/10/28/royal-caribbean-offering-weekend-sale-internet-spa-services-drink-packages-and-more
  17. Matt
    7 is perhaps a smidge above normal for Cozumel. There are multiple ports in Cozumel, so it sounds worse than it is.
  18. Matt
    Your continued participation here on the message boards, podcast, site, etc are all the thanks I need. We have a wonderful community here, and it is because we have people like yourself in it.
  19. Matt
    Or 1 non-alcoholic beer. I know, why?
  20. Matt
    You are correct. I think the banner created too much confusion.
  21. Matt
    Thank you! Just saved me $10 on my 3-night Harmony cruise
  22. Matt
    Royal Caribbean does not rent cabanas at Barefoot Beach online (anymore). A couple of weeks before your cruise (like 2 weeks), your concierge crew member will contact you via email and you can reserve it then.
  23. Matt
    Someone else asked me about a meet up. Not sure yet on details. I'd certainly like to, but that will likely be a decision closer-in. I can tell you that it's likely there will be, and as you know, I always advocate coming in at least a day early anyhow for your cruise.
  24. Matt
    That's like 1.5 sodas!
  25. Matt
    The RC website is notoriously misleading in how it displays prices, especially taxes and fees. It sometimes breaks it down per person, and other times shows it aggregate. Port fees do change sometimes. I remember on Quantum of the Seas, my port fees changes once or twice, so I saved a few dollars.
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