SpeedNoodles

They could be sold out.

I second "Cheers". They are really effective.

If you go to the Royal Caribbean website, and look at "Ships", you can find a lot out about what an individual ship has. You just pick the ship and then scroll down to "Things To Do". It will list all of the restaurants and bars, as well as many other features and activities of the ship. It's a good place to start.

Welcome! Johnny Rockets only serves breakfast on Oasis-class ships.

No, you can call Royal Caribbean and just buy the package for you. They will require her to purchase the Refreshment Package. You just can't do it online.

No, you cannot pre-book shows on Mariner.

Are you going to Nassau on that sailing? It's usually offered at that port as well.

Yep, that's them!

I always bring a photo ID. It is always recommended on the ship's Cruise Compass (except for private islands like Coco Cay and Labadee). I have only been asked to produce it once (Nassau). I don't have children, so someone else will have to chime in on that one.

The chat on the app is now complimentary. If you don't need/want to check email or post on social media, etc, then you can skip buying internet.

Instead of freaking out, I'm going to give it 24 hours to sort out. Good grief. It's probably my experience talking, but I've learned to never spend OBC that comes from some IT mistake right away - I always wait a few days to make sure they've had it all worked out. There's currently no OBC for my sailing like there was an hour ago, but I also have no "invoice" for cruise planner purchases. They'd given me $200 OBC (one for each purchase I'd made, but I'd canceled 3 of them already, so I knew that $200 was too much and was an error).

I've used The Key. I like it IF the price is under $20 per person per day. Any more than that and it's not worth it to me. https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2022/10/06/i-tried-the-key-again-see-if-its-worth-it

It will usually show up in the top banner.

I took ski lessons but quit when the only way that I could stop was to run myself into a snow fence. #bunnyhill

No, it has to be done by Royal (if booked directly) or your travel agent(s).

This is not allowed by Royal Caribbean in sailings that originate out of US ports for sure. Europe may be a different story.

Your Seapass card is scanned getting off and back onto the ship. When you return you, and your bags, will go through security screening (x-ray). In some ports there will be K-9s that may sniff, but they are the port security and usually at the end of the dock, not the ship security. (Cozumel is one).

They are not.

If you are sailing out of the United States, then no. The drinking age is 21 on the ship.

I have to agree with you.

If people will pay it, they will set the price there. I guess people will pay for it.

Be aware that this appears to be an error by Royal and they will almost certainly cancel it and refund your money.

Since we're so far out from the very first Icon sailing, I'd imagine that you could easily cancel your Icon sailing and only lose your deposit (if you booked non-refundable deposit). In fact, I highly encourage it. It may be a small price to pay to alleviate your stress.

It really doesn't matter. In the Inside Passage the views are amazing on both sides going north and south.

Out of my current 6 bookings, it's only offered on one of them (so far).