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  1. We had a Crown Loft (2 adults 2 kids) and got a rollaway bed as well for our Symphony 3/2022 cruise. It was a good choice, we normally get connecting balconies , but splurged for this cruise. The 2nd bathroom was nice to have. No complaints. Also enjoyed coastal kitchen for breakfast and sun suite deck on sea days as well

  2. 1 hour ago, ChadwickFrench said:

    The reason I ask is because I only see upside.  To be quite honest I feel like it's a no-brainer.  I think it's a market that Royal Caribbean really needs to look at.  Imagine instead of going to Vegas to place your bets on March Madness at your favorite sports book, you could now do it from your cruise ship while still enjoying all the benefits of being on a cruise ship and still have the opportunity to watch the games live.  Seems like nothing but profit if you ask me.

    I'm in with this. Probably the only way I go into the casino. Only an upside for Royal

  3. 1 hour ago, WAAAYTOOO said:

    I had not considered the problem of a fold-out bed since we never have that problem.  Agree- if you had a day bed to worry about you would need setup and take down service or it would be a mess !

    We had the sofa bed and a rollaway bed in our CL suite this past spring break cruise on Symphony and when both were out it took a majority of the lower level up. Our suite attendant took the roll away bed out of the room each morning and set it back up each evening, same with the sofa bed. It was much appreciated and he was rewarded. We also have a nice referral for him as well. Stephan was great

  4. 47 minutes ago, JasonOasis said:

    So let's take this a bit further and say for example on a 7 night cruise your stateroom or suite is only cleaned 2 or 3 times max during those 7 nights.  Should you still pay ( cruise line charge your for) gratuities for the additional 4 nights if you received no service at all from a stateroom attendant?  

    Now think about how that might effect stateroom attendants overall pay.  

    This is such a mirky issue because there will be people who will question why they are being charged 7 nights worth of gratuities if they are only getting service 2 or 3 times during a cruise and that would put a tremendous amount of financial pressure on stateroom attendants pay. 

    After the am cleaning I put the sleeping it off sign out because I don't need the turndown service at night.  But if this becomes a trend industry wide cruise lines would either have to raise the hourly pay for stateroom attendants or they will have a really hard time filling those positions because people may start to balk at the idea of paying for services they aren't actually receiving which means stateroom attendants would see a drop in pay.

    I'm sure people will question paying the same gratuities or an increase gratuities for less service. We have struggles with this at hotels over the last 2 yrs. Tip for daily service that actually occurred or tip for daily stay? No easy answer

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