SpeedNoodles

A week ago the price for the DBP on the RCB Group Cruise was $110 per day. It's now down to $80 this week. So I think we'll see movement.

Since your invoice never changes (you get it when you book and doesn't update), I'd go with the website for current itinerary. Typically you will get an email (or your travel agent will forward it to you) when there is an itinerary change.

Yes, I've done that. It's not just me so I'm over it.

I'm not worried. If it does, great. If not, it won't make that much of a difference at the port.

It looks exactly the same, minus the "Vaccination" section.

Yes, they do, although these days I don't know that I'd expect much of a break on price.

Correct, you will not receive any benefits from your new tier until your next sailing.

If all you will want to do is text then you will be fine with Voom surf.

We did the bike ride down (they brought us up in a van and we biked down). It was, by far, one of the best excursions we've ever done.

A screen shot of what's not there? lol

They might, but there's no guarantee.

Your stateroom attendants are covered under your $17.50/per person per day fee. You may elect to tip them extra if you feel it's warranted, but they are covered. The 18% that you pay on top of your drinks is the gratuity and does go to the bar staff. Again, you can always slip them more if you like.

Pre-booking has not been an option since the restart last July. You can book once you're on board.

Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not for breakfast or lunch.

Personally, I never stop checking.

What ports are you visiting?

Their country, their rules.

LOL, I took care of ya (before I realized that people commented on it!).

The name of the TA or TA agency should be on your invoice.

Unfortunately, this isn't an option for cruises booked out of most countries other than the US (and I believe Australia, but don't hold me to that).

I'm not hard of hearing - I just don't pay attention, lol.

Highly unlikely, but they only way, if any, would be to call Royal Caribbean directly. Make sure you have your order number ready. But I think it's not going to be an option.

You will usually get a Sea Pass card once your cabin is available (like a credit card or hotel card) - it will be on your cabin door. Until you have access to your cabin you use your SetSail pass to purchase anything on the ship or to identify you to staff (particularly useful for those who have the deluxe beverage package!). The documents y ou get are the ones you are able to access. There will be nothing else.

But doesn't this imply that masks are recommended, but optional onboard anywhere?