bretts173

When 50% of every cruise is first time cruisers I doubt they really care. These loyal customers are much more costly to them.

Just because they are not servicing your room doesn't mean they can't check your door. It would take all of 5 seconds.

They would have got away with it one day only.

Yes but a swim up bar that seats 10 with 7000 onboard.

Absolutely agree with this. How many times have you heard people as they get older say it's not as good as it used to be. I would bet a lot more times than the opposite.

How do you water down a Manhattan?

What colour did you want it to be?

The Solarium bistro is great, love nibbling away on the dips and other starters and the mains while limited are so much fresher, and lighter than the standard fare at the WJ.

Quantum will be at mystery island Thursday.

Interestingly enough this topic came up on another Australian forum and the majority on there didn't have a problem with it and didn't see the need for twice a day. The setting up and putting down of extra bedding is my only concern. Guessing some people may tip less but going from 15 rooms to 25 gives them more people to get tips off, probably will balance itself out.

Wondering if anyone knows when the switch to the new RFID technology occurred. Passengers on Quantum saying some cards coming already hole punched while others on the same cruise taking to guest services and being told can't be done. Ovation on the other there is no punching of a hole allowed at all. Any clues?

Shows like frozen in time are more about the imagery and individual performances. They are not supposed to have a discernible or absolute story Line. Just enjoy it for what it is.

Yep, I had that for a week of trying but just a couple of days ago I got in for my Jan 04 departure. It was about a day after check in.

Why does noone just drink the shops water?

Thousands of people all ringing in the first hour the sales went live even though they are on for 10 days will clog the lines.

At least your consistent. Brunch on sea days breakfast on port days. Menu not the same every day and not that tiny. According to my uncle most were happy an had a great time but there always some people who want more. It's the tourism and service industry after all.

But obviously cheap enough to buy the package rather than buying them individually for each person when they want one.

Any idea of their profits for the previous couple of years?

Can't get the image out of my head.

Ship?

As you type this on your phone.

No one will take a review seriously if you have blatant lies on there. While you may have had some issues I have read plenty of reports on this exact cruise on other sites who while willing to criticise what wasn't to their liking rolled with it and still were positive about other aspects.

Do certain things attract a 18% service charge and some don't. The US price usually doesn't include the 18% while I know in Australia at least the price you see is what you pay.

The current cruise on allure has Pickleball every morning for around 3 hours even on port days.

Just change the sailing to the current one. Easily done.