Andrew72681

Don’t forget these 8 people chose to stay onboard even after repatriation flights were available.

Harmony in August doesn’t show the red safety video dot either, so I wouldn’t use that as a strong indicator.

Having now been around for ten years, soon it will be like the simpsons. Any question that comes up there will be an article for.

@Matt posted new photos of Odyssey this morning. I wonder how far we are from the Ems float out. https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2020/06/08/odyssey-of-the-seas-construction-photo-update-june-8-2020

As many have mentioned before it goes back to the cruise lines being the only thing the CDC has absolute control over. Vegas Casinos are regulated by the Nevada Gaming Comission who reports to Gov. Sisolak.

Did the sign perhaps have a time listed?

Yeah that would make zero sense to not allow paying guests into the lounge, but let in some who may be staying in an interior room.

I’m actually surprised the cops don’t police that one more often. While Vegas doesn’t have an open container law, glass is expressly prohibited whether alcoholic or not.

Lots of ships used to have a cigar/smoking lounge, all they would need to do is add a bar. Some have tried making sections smoke free, but it’s five feet from the smoking section as there’s no separation. NCL’s newest ships fully enclose the smoking section of the casino.

I’m going to guess that Nana on her mobility scooter doesn’t quite swim as well as a marine.

I’d take it just for my clothes not smelling later. The allergies I have are a great secondary benefit.

I was actually surprised by how few respondents said they would move business elsewhere if ships went smoke free.

You only need two and they can cause as much trouble as dozens. We inherited one from age 14-18. It was the longest years of my life.

That does bring up a topic that I’m sure will cause lots of angry people. I’m going to assume that unlike before where the ask was “don’t fill your cup directly, use a clean cup” that outside cups will be forbidden for a while. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the reusable cups gone for a while either.

Count me in. It’s the part I’m most looking forward to about cruising Celebrity.

Not if you are @Matt then it’s pre-dinner.

Paying a la carte For Izumi May make it not worth it. But now that it is included in the unlimited dining package it makes that math work out better. Especially if you have a jonesing for sushi before real dinner.

As chops takes valuable time from seeing everything onboard, I’ll make a vote for playmakers.

You would just reserve the package for the two adults. At the beginning of the sailing you’ll go to make all of your reservations for the week and mention to them that you’ll be brining your child so that when you get to dinner there’s a table for three.

I’m going to love seeing the ROI on the photo package we bought for our November cruise, we have three girls from 9-13 and 2 couples, so the girls alone I’m guessing will have 300 pictures.

If there’s a way to annoy, teenage boys will find it.

I think even if the size is equal or even leaning towards the OS, you have to do the loft at least once, that way you can show pictures to your friends as everyone loves having a two story room.

Any photos taken on the ship or by ships photographers on the dock will be included. Too bad you didn’t purchase a few weeks ago, they recently just changed from the Unlimited photo package to Only limited photo packages.

Now you’ve got me imaging teams from particular bars holding other glasses hostage until they get their glasses back.

One thing to keep in mind is that within the ocean view category there may be numerous categories. On Harmony for example there’s at least a dozen ocean view balcony cabin categories. So while you May see others open, be sure you are truly looking at the same category.