MrMarc

Wouldn't it be nice if RCCL just informed passengers and stopped taking reservations for it?

I bid the maximum on an upgrade and still doubt it will be accepted.

I had to call to get the 3 night for $91 on Quantum in August. It did the same thing twice. The price dropped to $91, but it said sold out. I called and was told they would sell it to me if I sent in a screen shot. When I did the person came back and said they would NOT sell it to me at the screen shot price. I asked for a supervisor and got the snide "Okay, but they will tell you the same thing." The supervisor simply sold it to me at the $91 price with no argument.

This is getting old. They are going to inherit some of the loss of goodwill from Southwest. You can only blame your computers for so long and not this many times.

No, they reset at 4:59 AM, so you will basically loose the first and last day's vouchers. Nice that they tried to spin it as a positive though.

If they refused service and called security on a passenger, I would guess that the person is probably banned from RCCL, so it does not really matter anymore.

I just went from an interior to Ocean view for $50 total on Navigator out of LA.

The truth is that since you have had so many issues, every issue is going to seem worse than it probably is. This is not flaming you, it is a normal reaction. Once things start getting to you, you start noticing every little thing. I bet if you approached it differently, you might be able to help yourself. Ask the bartenders where you can get what you want. If they say the don't know, ask them to check with someone else. The other thing to remember is that every cruise, even on the same ship, is different. The particular group of passengers can easily create a good or bad vibe for the cruise. I would say to simply chalk this up to a bad cruise, and don't let it "poising" your next cruise, whether it is with RCCL or someone else.

To use these rewards, call the Club Royale number (I know, most of them are gone) during regular business hours. They have, or at least had, a desk that was familiar with the MyVegas rewards that makes it a lot easier. Many of the agents have no idea what you are talking about.

it's already inside. Never mind.

They probably limit the offers until they see how much you gamble on the booked cruise. That's a guess, there is no one outside of the people that run the cruise casino offers that knows how the people who get offers and what offers they get are actually determined. Personally, I think they use some of the calculations used in proving the theory of relativity.

I travel alone, so as long as it costs less than Voom, I always get it. If you have multiple people, you have to consider how much the other benefits are worth to you. I usually find better seats at shows than those reserved for The Key. I do enjoy the lunch and breakfast.

I I wonder why people trust cruise companies to run the ship, but not about COVID. Either they know what they are doing, or they do not. So if you do not trust them on their COVID decisions, I totally agree you should not go on their ships, obviously they have no idea what they are doing.

I think things will remain the same through the end of the year. Right now the possibility of a large outbreak and the resulting bad press is too much of a risk, and many of the ports will have to change their requirements before it will even be possible for the cruise lines to change. But as we all know, covid changes can change quickly and often. I have an august 10 cruise to Alaska scheduled, and I'm not expecting any changes.

yes.