AshleyDillo

Welcome to the world of Royal Math. Solo can be tricky sometimes because it isn't always straight across the board that you have to pay 200% of the per passenger cruisefare. Plus the various discounts that get applied can affect the bottom line pricing you would be expected to pay. I have found cruiseplum.com is a good starting point to get the pricing. It's a much more effective way to search and compare sailings in specific timeframes.

They will charge you full price if you order an alcoholic drink even with the Refreshment package. If you want to save a few bucks you can order virgin frozen drinks with a shot on the side but mixed drinks will be full price.

Connecting cabin won't have anything to do with the balconies. Rooms don't have to be connecting to have the balcony dividers opened up.

They usually decorate a bit with eggs and chocolate bunnies.

You can't make reservations until you are connected to the ship's wifi now. They haven't brought back making show reservations ahead of the cruise.

I'm assuming that's when they've decided to do the official naming ceremony. Sorry your cruise was canceled

Check-in is currently 45 days out from your cruise.

You can get an extra room key only SeaPass card that will allow her to open your room. Just ask at Guest Services when you board.

The vegan menu in MDR is good for that! Pair it with some of the meat options on the regular menu and your friend will have a lot of options!

For specialty restaurants Allure has Chops, 150 Central Park, Giovannis Table, Izumi hibachi, Izumi sushi, Sabor, Samba and Johnny Rockets. Your Genie will make your dining schedule as you like.

They can collect bids for last minute cancellations on sold out room categories. Not a glitch.

Check out the Roll Call for your cruise:

They will have special events and excursions and meetups. You make new friends and have people to constantly bump into around the ship. You can participate as little or as much as you like in the group activities. Group rates are also usually lower than the current going rates for the cruises. Check out https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/events for the upcoming cruises and join us!

I would do it for the right price..but I'm a bit of a Star Class addict

Yeah, yeah. Keep rubbing it in!

If it is accepted for entry to the US, it can be used to board a Royal ship. The video consultation tests are adequate

It was Hannah, Marla and Izzy on the maiden sailing.

No. You can charge to the room at the slot machines without a charge. It's only at the tables where you would be charged 5% to buy chips using your SeaPass card. You can still use cash to play without a charge at the tables.

It's way too early and there's a lot of unknown factors that go into how they price the starting bids. I'm on a 4 nighter on Oasis in April in an interior and I have RoyalUp offers all the way up the chain to a 2BR GS. The JS min is $850pp and the 1BR GD is $900pp.

If you have a valid vaccination card, then no it doesn't impact checking in. They will just take the photo of your card at check-in on boarding day.

If you haven't made final payment you can drop the 4th passenger and it shouldn't cause a reprice. But if you are gonna no show you can ignore checking them in or just pretend like they are and still fill out the info all the same.

If it has the dates, vaccinate manufacturer, lot number and the place that administered the shots and names match the passenger names exactly it should be good.

It definitely wasn't that early since I'm never up that early. But in the mornings was the only time I really heard it. I'm not a light sleeper whatsoever so it could have been going all morning long and I wouldn't have known. I can't easily check but if the gray area goes down the entire ship in the same area it could be crew elevator and stairs which would explain the noise being room service carts in the morning.

If he ends up making friends onboard (highly suggest he attend the teen club orientation) you could probably see if they could let him take a couple of his new friends to do some of the activities onboard like ice skating or the escape room (if open). Maybe even reserve some space at Playmakers one night and order food for everyone.

That's the area behind the living wall in Central Park. There are some crew areas back there. The rooms ending in 229 and 629 have larger balconies. I have stayed in one of these before and would not hesitate to stay in one again. I did hear sound from that gray area in the mornings, but I was awake already.