JennyB

Definitely agree. This is a helpful way to maximize drink package investment
 

I've ordered canned water twice post covid and both times it ended up being plastic bottles 

Yes, the escargot are served every dinner...I usually have at least 1, maybe 2.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

small fan.  phone for photos only.  other than that i'll just buy anything else i'd need.  just get me on a ship.

I personally have not seen pre-cruise sales in the Spa, but they do run "sales" on board...usually it's not really a "sale" as much as it might be a package of more than one thing at a "discounted" price...hubby and I did a couples massage on our 25th anniversary cruise and it was discounted but not enough that we will ever do it again on a cruise! 
 

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

small fan.  phone for photos only.  other than that i'll just buy anything else i'd need.  just get me on a ship.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I mean, I'd rather get it AFTER the cruise and not while ON the cruise.  But please know I just prayed for you. That is all.

I've noticed that the Spa discounts appear less often than on other items in the Cruise Planner. (I always book a Day 1 massage for my wife in the planner.)
I think one major driver of this is that the Spa is actually run by a third party company, OneSpaWorld, not Royal Caribbean.
That is not to say discounts won't become available, they just seem to appear less often than items like Drinks, Excursions, etc.
One good way to get a lower price on spa services is to book them for port days instead of sea days. The spa quite often has lower prices while the ship is in a port of call when/where demand is lower.

I've never had a single day wiped out due to bad weather while on a Caribbean cruise .  In fact, I've never had rain for more than an hour (during the day) on any cruise.
 
Not sure how I lucked out on that.

My kids favorite memory of Coco is the first time we were there in a day bed on the old south beach (before the perfect day extravaganza)....it started raining and they were all like "What do we do now" as they watched all the people run out of the water, pack up their crap and leave......it wasn't a thunder storm, so I took them into the water....which was warm, and the chilly rain splashed on their faces while they swam.....20 minutes later it stopped, sun came out...and we were the only people around for the rest of the day.

I personally have not seen pre-cruise sales in the Spa, but they do run "sales" on board...usually it's not really a "sale" as much as it might be a package of more than one thing at a "discounted" price...hubby and I did a couples massage on our 25th anniversary cruise and it was discounted but not enough that we will ever do it again on a cruise! 
 

I was asking just because I was reading through the first few comments on this thread and then started to wonder. 

I personally have not seen pre-cruise sales in the Spa, but they do run "sales" on board...usually it's not really a "sale" as much as it might be a package of more than one thing at a "discounted" price...hubby and I did a couples massage on our 25th anniversary cruise and it was discounted but not enough that we will ever do it again on a cruise! 
 

I suspect there may be a RCB Group Cruise associated with one of the early sailings of Icon.  I'll be waiting on that.

According to this old comment on a similar post, not on Brilliance...  but maybe someone more recently traveled can answer...
 

The inaugural sailing of Icon might be a bit different than Wonder because it is supposed to debut in the UK first before coming to the US. I could be wrong, but there may be fewer bloggers/vloggers onboard on the 1st sailing because it would require flying to the UK. The first sailing leaving from the US might have more of that "vlogger" atmosphere, lol.
I really enjoyed being on the inaugural Wonder sailing, although some entertainment was not fully ready. If this is important to you, you might want to wait a few weeks in case the same thing happens on Icon.

Just off Equinox in Port Everglades, no masks required.

They are not required in Port Everglades. I suspect that email is just old template.