SpeedNoodles

It's very possible that all that were available were GTYs. For example, there may have been one or 2 cabins left for the "choose your cabin" option. But a few people are all looking at once, and if someone books (or goes far enough in the booking process), those cabins will get pulled out of the inventory and you may have only had GTY left.

You can still buy the insurance. You just wouldn't be covered by anything that results from the pre-existing condition. You'd still be covered for things like trip delay, lost luggage, etc.

@Matt

Your time ashore will be on your booking invoice. However, it is always subject to change.

I'd buy it and then just watch for price drops. If it drops you can cancel and repurchase it.

Never pay attention the percent off. Just look at the base price per device per day. With Royal Math, 25% off could actually be cheaper than 30% off. I always book it, pay attention to the price per device per day, and check back for price breaks (again, only looking at the price per device per day). Sales occur all of the time - Black Friday isn't always the best price, and sometimes there are random price drops between sales.

This is a fan site, and not monitored or affiliated with Royal Caribbean. On the first day of your cruise, you can go to the main dining room and see where your assigned table is (your table number will be on your Sea Pass Card). If you'd like to change your table, just talk to the Matire de, who will be on duty in the afternoon. Enjoy.1

I would definitely arrive no more than a day early. Too much can go wrong with even domestic flights much less international flights. It would be insanity to try to arrive the day of the saling.

I'm sure they can sell you one and just not program it. They program them when you buy them.

What ship?

It depends on the ship. Some don't have them at all, some might have them, but they are pretty inaccessible. There's also usually no way on their remotes to switch to the HDMI, so you would have to plan to bring a universal remote.

Sheri, from Cruise Tips TV, has used them a few times. Here's one of her experiences.

Daybeds on other beaches are reserved and purchased in advance. At Hideaway Beach, there aren't many of them, but they are first-come, first-served and complimentary. But you have to pretty much get there when it opens to snag one.

Yes, it would. The only thing it wouldn't cover is if there was protein powder added.

I sure couldn't.