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Thanks for the responses everyone! I'm going to call them right now. @Matt, that episode is one of the reasons I've been checking the price every week. Thanks for the podcast, it's absolutely why I decided to come back to Royal Caribbean.

Thanks for this AWESOME live blog! 

I neglected to mention check out Episode 232 of the podcast, where @AnnetteJackson and I discussed this procedure: https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/podcast/episode-232-how-check-price-drops-your-royal-caribbean-cruise

Have done this over the years many times.  It is a bit of a PIA.
Call RCI, have your reservation # handy, and explain that the price on your cruise/cabin has dropped.  They will recalculate your fare at the current rate.  WARNING you may loss any other promotions, On Board Credits, free gratuities, etc that you had at the time of your original booking.  Also if you booked your original rate with the Non-Refundable Deposit, you may be out $100.  Plan that in your calculations of how much you may save.  On the other hand you may get any new promotions.  You may get a new reservation number as well. 
For my up coming cruise a military discount was added to the promotions and it saved me $700 off the total room fare.  This was after final payment was made.  RCI deducted the military savings and applied it as an OBC.
Now I've got to keep my wife from finding out and spending the OBC all at the Kate Spade shop. 

This just in: cruising is awesome. Love sea days like this

Did run up for a few shots between servings at dinner.

This is my first ever post on this wonderful site. Thank you SO much for taking the time for this awesome live blog!

Thanks for the great blog!

This is my first ever post on this wonderful site. Thank you SO much for taking the time for this awesome live blog!