SpeedNoodles

Oh, I like this much better than the long articles. My attention span isn't so hot lately, lol.

Heck, I haven't even done a Jr Suite yet. I had one booked on the Brilliance GC (I heard Radiance class have pretty big JSs), but that's gone.  I do have an Owner's Suite on Empress, but that's probably about as big as a Jr Suite on Brilliance, lol.  Maybe with all I'm saving from the canceled cruises (I assume both Odyssey sailings will be a no go) I should get an actual real suite on the Harmony GC!d (Now is the time where you all talk me out of it.  Ready? GO!)

Yes.  This is a very dangerous trend. Be afraid.  Be very afraid

Today, I enjoyed reading about this topic on the Royal Caribbean Blog.  It made me think about the cruises we have done.  Our first cruise was an interior room mostly for economic reasons.  I found that I needed at least a window so we shifted to an interior stateroom on the promenade on Freedom class.  Then we got a virtual balcony on Anthem  but the balcony overlooking Central Park on Allure was much better.  An ocean view balcony was okay but I liked Central Park more.  I had no issue with a junior suite except for the price.
Is this a dangerous trend and should I stop eyeing those other suites???  ? ...?...?

But my eyes can’t see what color St Maarten is! ?

Oh, I like this much better than the long articles. My attention span isn't so hot lately, lol.

Oh, I like this much better than the long articles. My attention span isn't so hot lately, lol.

Email [email protected] directly if you aren't getting a response from the form.  Keep in mind that it is the weekend, but she's very responsive (many of them are, once you start working with them - it could be there's an issue with the form or some other thing).

We described our first carnival cruise as what would happen if Barney the Purple Dinosaur decide to open up a gentlemen’s club. 

I use travel agent to let them deal with the issues

Thought I'd share this ...

I canceled something on a still-scheduled sailing on May 9 and have not received a refund. They told me to expect it to take 45 days to get the refund (I assume 45 business days).

Did someone say cookies? (there are cookies?) 

It's because of issues like this that I believe my T.A. strongly suggested taking the refund rather than FCC on the canceled Brilliance group cruise.  ?

I'm about 30 miles south of Minneapolis.  I'm not a fan of that dept, but that's all I'll say here ?

I'm kicking myself for buying my plane tickets a few weeks ago. I knew better. I'm probably out $700.  

My backup plan will just be to go to work.  *sigh*

It's because of issues like this that I believe my T.A. strongly suggested taking the refund rather than FCC on the canceled Brilliance group cruise.  ?

Ah yes, the Bag, Duffle, OD-Green. Got my first one 1980; wife got hers 1990. Amazing how much stuff you can put in it, especially when given a list and you're TOLD it will all fit. The free name stenciling on the side was a nice touch too. ?

Me. Every trip I have to take out of MSP.

I canceled something on a still-scheduled sailing on May 9 and have not received a refund. They told me to expect it to take 45 days to get the refund (I assume 45 business days).

Haha, no rest for the wicked.  We may be on the Coronas schedule until the end of the year!