
TXcruzer
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First time cruiser - biometric or no biometric
TXcruzer replied to SJT's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Outside of the federal government, who uses your SSAN? -
First time cruiser - biometric or no biometric
TXcruzer replied to SJT's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
No, your sea pass card does not have our photo on the card. Your photo will appear anytime you make a purchase, and any time you leave and return to the ship, regardless of your choice on the biometric waiver. Facial recognition is also used regularly throughout the ship regardless. -
First time cruiser - biometric or no biometric
TXcruzer replied to SJT's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Do you have a passport? Drivers license? Your bio metric data is already out there -
20-year old jumps overboard on Liberty
TXcruzer replied to kadmgs's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
Unfortunately, they will not -
WOW I thought The Book was the 2nd best Royal Production I have ever seen (behind Mama Mia). We went to it twice when we were on Odyssey in March.
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She won't have any issues, one can just press the buttons like a normal elevator; 3/4 of the time that's what I did just out of habit.
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You have to be within a centimeter or so to activate the buttons. One night on a particular busy elevator, the DW was pushed back in the corner and up against the panel, that time there were a few accidental buttons activated. All in all, its much complaining about nothing
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similar to the Oasis touch screen, but a little different. they are actually individual buttons, but hav sensors that activate when your finger (or anything else) is close for a duration of time
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have been on Odyssey multiple times, there are no problems with the elevator. The touchless buttons are a little sensitive but nothing that had any impact on any cruise of mine.
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Harmony leaving Galveston, and Icon 3 coming in?
TXcruzer replied to Colin's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
You posted it on Sunday 3/24 in two threads. Allure sailings we’re put on sale over a month ago -
So you took the time to create an account on a FAN blog, to let us know that “Royal Caribbean Can Count they days because they a bunch of Crooks & Liars” OK
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Harmony leaving Galveston, and Icon 3 coming in?
TXcruzer replied to Colin's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
You have posted this twice now and we all know it’s going to be Allure- the bookings are already open -
Yet the AMA thread on Reddit last month from an Oasis bartender stated that he pocketed 7 years worth of income in one contract.
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RC building a Cozumel beach club
TXcruzer replied to smokeybandit's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
Royal makes no money off of the existing offerings -
RC building a Cozumel beach club
TXcruzer replied to smokeybandit's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
Royal stops at Coz much much more than Costa Maya, thus a greater ROI -
Cococay Beach Club question about age limit.
TXcruzer replied to Carlos A.'s topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Wouldn’t be a problem -
How Accepting is the Cruising Experience?
TXcruzer replied to lost little boy's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
I have never seen a "family restroom"on any Royal ship.- 19 replies
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You don't have travel agents in Australia?
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no, not allowed
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Someone i=on Icon may have ben offered a 35% off offer, but you have no idea what the onboard base price is for that sailing. As mentioned above do NOT get sidetracked by the advertised % off number, it is rarely if ever based on the same beginning price. i have had 3 cruises so far in 2024, the on board price for the deluxe drink package ranged from $98 per day to $115 per day, being offered 35% of on all those cruises would never have amounted in the same price. Yes, like it or not, newer ships get a premium on EVERYTHING. Unfortunately it is a fact, that the number o drinks consumed is directly proportional to number of sea days and length of cruise, and are priced accordingly. One will f=drink far more on the first few days of a cruise than the last few, and people on shorter cruises can power through a large number of drinks for the entire cruise. Multiple sea days back to back also incur a larger number of drinks served than if there were port days intermingled.
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I am curious, what do you think exists on Labadee that these people would even venture there ?