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Yup, except for when it wasn't.

Well, look at what showed back up in MyVegas today. I don't think it's indicative of anything in particular, but it's good to see nonetheless.

David Caruso would be disappointed.

Not going to fall for that one again!

The general Customer Service number on the back of my BofA RCCL card is 1-800-421-2110. The direct number for redemptions is 1-888-305-4626.

If enough people were it might, but they're not, so it doesn't.

While I can't speak to Hyatt House specifically, I can say that Jersey City is a nice option for those visiting the area. It's very close to Manhattan if you want to hop over to see NYC, it is much cheaper than staying in NYC itself (and the rooms are generally considerably larger), it offers amazing views and has tons of really good dining options. Jersey City is an extremely walkable area, and when it's time to head over to the terminal, being on the Jersey side makes Ubers/Lyft cheaper and the ride easier. Just my 2 cents as a born and bred Jersey boy.

If I'm reading the most recent Symphony Cruise Compass correctly, it looks like Izumi is open for lunch on sea days. https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/cruise-compasses/symphony-of-the-seas/sat-2020-03-07-0000

This was all fantastic information and exactly the kind of insight I was hoping for! Thank you so much!

Steve Wozniak had already given up an active role at Apple 5 years prior to C+C Music Factory's 1990 release of "Things That Make You Go Hmmmm..."

Big believer in photos always being the best souvenirs!

I can't recall where I read it, and you'll have to also factor in my ever-decreasing memory, but I'm fairly certain I read from a British news source that they were considering individuals with a history of anaphylactic reactions to be "significant." Basically, if you should be carrying an Epipen (which I also believe was used to successfully reverse the reaction in both cases), you're at risk. Of course, that list could be subject to grow as we learn more, or perhaps not.

Okay, regardless of how these test cruises shake out, can we just start the push to make this the "new normal" for the Windjammèr?

Okay all, here I am yet again throwing myself at the feet at my far more experienced travelers! We're starting to plan for a bucket-list cruise to Alaska, and I could really use some feedback from those who have done an Alaskan Cruisetour. As East Coast residing public employees, this could well be the only time we ever make it out to Alaska, and it will almost certainly be the only time we get out there with the kids. As a result, I want to do it right. For background, we'll have a 12 year old (who loves rains!) and a 9 year old boy in tow, and we're definitely doing either a Jr. Suite or