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I guess we were in to "packing cubes" before they were the cool new idea.  Years ago, when our boys were small, we packed outfits for our Disney trips in Ziploc bags. Everything was coordinated and they just had to pull out a bag and get dressed. Super convenient. Might need to go back to that as on a recent family vacation, we had to stop and pick up my 15yr old underwear. He forgot to pack some. ?

Yes, complimentary ice cream is served elsewhere on the ship. There's self-serve ice cream machine at the pool deck, as well as complimentary ice cream in the restaurants.

When we were on the vision class ships, Ben and Jerry's was next to the espresso bar, which made it very convenient....

I just came across the history of the ship of my first cruise in 1987! College spring break aboard the Emerald Seas. This was a fascinating history as she wasn’t originally built to be a “cruise” ship. 
https://nickscruisecorner.blogspot.com/2012/02/emerald-seas-another-on-of-my-favorite.html?m=1

I took my Grandson on Liberty last year and he had Ben and Jerry's every night, sometimes multiple times.
Yes it does cost but from what I remember I felt it was reasonable.

Ben & Jerry’s is a reasonable extra cost.

The Enchantment is a fine ship, particularly for an anniversary cruise.   It won't have the zip lines or the water slides, etc, but it's got what you need to relax and de-stress.  Check out the Schooner bar.  That's one thing that class of ship has that's way better than the newest/biggest ship.  The location on the Enchantment has lots of floor to ceiling windows and is really nice.  

Lanyard believer; one that has additional slots for cash and other IDs.  By our stateroom door, I place a magnetic hook/clip.  When we enter, they get hung up.  When departing, it is by the door.   Also,  it is a visual signal when my wife or I leave our seapass card in the slots.  ??

July 3, 2019 Enchantment of the Seas 
I can't wait! 

The BBC!!!  Delicious!!!!
It is Baileys, Banana liquor, Rum, and Pina colada mix.  Pool side will put in a fresh banana too sometimes.

Smoke free casinos. 

The official rule is 60 days however Michelle has managed to switch reservations for us that were WELL over 60 days old.  You just have to get a TA who knows all the tricks !!

When I inquired about switching mine I was told that they could only switch it to the TA if I had reserved my cruise in the past 60 days. Since I was in that window the switch was easy and the TA took care of everything. I am not sure if they have the ability to work around that 60-day rule or if the 60-day rule makes it easier for them to get the reservation switched. I do know they had to send a request to RC asking to be able to switch the reservation. Of course, RC approved the switch within minutes of the request and the entire process was very easy. I would check with an MEI agent about being able to switch if this is something you are interested in. I know I am very happy that I switched. My TA has already saved me money and made a few reservation changes for me and I didn't have to deal with any of it myself. 

Contact the TA and they can do the paper work to switch as long as you aren't past final payment.  As to is it worth it?  Well the TA can answer any questions for you and be the liaison between you and Royal through the cruise.

Thanks @SpeedNoodles! I will look today. There are a few things I need to look into before we board. ? 
 

Check the price in your cruise planner. If it's on sale for $19.99 grab it now. The price has gone up on lots, but not all, sailings.