Leroyr55

I am hoping to get mine before this sale ends.

Wonder when the sales end. The fine print says May 13th. I’m still waiting for my %125obc refund. Have items in carts but want to use the refund to pay for it. Hopefully that comes soon.

Wonder when the sales end. The fine print says May 13th. I’m still waiting for my %125obc refund. Have items in carts but want to use the refund to pay for it.

Am I missing something. Where does is say it’s a safety video ?

Wow they changed that now to fever or flu like symptoms.

Well I’m gonna guess that there will be a lot of half full ships Examples of chronic illnesses are: Alzheimer disease and dementia. Arthritis. Asthma. Cancer. COPD. Crohn disease. Cystic fibrosis. Diabetes. Google it and there’s more classified as chronic health problems.

Ok I can understand everybody’s frustration here. I personally am waiting for around $7000.00 refund to my credit card. I had two cabins on a May 2nd cruise. On the other hand nobody saw this coming. And yes the poor guy on the end of the phone probably doesn’t have all the info he needs from management . And yes Royal Caribbean at some point needs to be more transparent and communicate better with its customers. So personally I’ll wait patiently for all my refunds for a while yet . I also am waiting for my %125 OBC refund . And yes I have already booked a cruise in Oct on Symphony.

I saw this last year on Allure. Anybody have any idea what it’s for . This is Symphony this morning in Miami.

Sept 26 is $49.00 I am on that cruise

I spoke to a very nice rep in Guatemala last night. That was a surprise. I asked when I could expect the OBC refund and that I had put two items in my cart since there was a nice price drop. She did some checking and said it looked like I’d receive it by the 27th of April. So hopefully the items in my cart will still be available at the price they are now?

Got my email yesterday. Now I need my OBC deluxe drink package price down to $49.00 on Symphony on Sept 26.

Funny how pricing a cruise today with that discount and senior discount it costs more then the cruise I purchased a week ago. And that’s for the same cruise ?

? it’s a secret.

Are we there yet???..

I did request it figuring prices would be going up. It has not shown up yet in my cruise planner. I may call soon to see when I can expect it so I can start booking some things.

Just wondering how many people took the cruise planner credit. If you did has anybody seen it show up in their cruise planner?

I booked a ocean view balcony room on deck 11 leaving sept 26th on Symphony. I’m still waiting to see my credit for my purchases in the cruise planner for my May cruise that got canceled.

Here’s what I saw

I just logged into my trip planner for late September on Symphony. It said I was lucky and had a $50.00OBC to use. Anybody else have this. Now for the cruise that got canceled I opted to take the %125 refund for OBC to use which would be a lot higher than $50.00. Wondering if this is something RC is just doing on their own.

Hmm let’s see I can’t decide. So let’s say anywhere because it means I’m on vacation.

Just repriced our Sept 26th cruise on Symphony. Price drop of just under $300.00 for seven night ocean balcony. TA already called Royal and had price adjusted.

deposit was put down and I have a reservation number just starting to assume everything is still backed up. also has cabin number.

I know RCL is busy with all the canceled cruises. My May 2nd was canceled by them and I had my TA cancel for refund I also chose the 125% refund for cruise planner purchases. So I'm curious how long it takes for the new cruise we booked to show up in cruise planner. Funny the canceled cruise is still there so depressing seeing it says 29 days.

From their web site We have a minimum of one fully licensed doctor, and a minimum of two licensed nurses onboard every ship. Every Royal Caribbean ship offers limited professional medical services through licensed (international or domestic) physicians and nurses. All Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. ships have shipboard medical facilities that are built, staffed, stocked and equipped to meet or exceed guidelines established by the American College of Emergency Physicians Cruise Ship & Maritime Medicine Section. Depending on the size of the ship and number of passengers and Crew members, each RCL ship has one to three doctors and three-to-five Nurses, available to passengers and Crew members 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our medical facilities are stocked with a variety of equipment, including cardiac monitors, automated external defibrillators, ventilators, x-ray machines and processors, laboratory equipment, a formulary of acute care medications and a variety of minor surgical and orthopedic supplies. Our doctors also have access to online informational sources and 24-hour support from shore side medical professionals for additional assistance. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. also requires all doctors and nurses to maintain Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training. In responding to medical emergencies, our goal is to first stabilize emergency patients and, where indicated, evacuate the patient to an appropriately equipped and staffed shore side medical facility as soon as practical.

No words needed ????