Rhason B.

On 9/14/2019 at 9:40 PM, emsff02 said:

I'll be on Navigator next week. I will report back on my mattress!

 

So, emsff02 what was your experience with the mattress???

Good Evening my fellow Royal Caribbean enthusiasts. I am sailing in January of next year to the Bahamas on Navigator of the Seas. My question is has anyone used Resort for a day /or Bahamas for a day to get day passes to Atlantas specifically the waterpark? Both sites (which by the way look exactly alike in web design) have their day passes for 135.00 USD. While the Atlantis Resort has priced a day pass at 157.00 USD. I find it odd that the two would differ. So I throw the question to you guys who have cruises befor. Thanks for any information you can provide me.

On 9/23/2019 at 12:17 PM, melski94 said:

Which port?  So many of these sound alike so not sure which one you are talking about.

Nassau

Good Morning fellow RC fans. I wanted to know if anyone has ever done the Swim In Wonder Swim and Aquaventure package thru RCCL. The company that provides this excursion has yet to return.any of ny emails, and I want to know if 4 hours is enough time to swim with the dolphins and do the water park. If anyone can provide me with some insight that would be awesome!!!

I am wondering the same thing myself. We are scheduled to cruise in January. Its 4 hours which doesn't seem like a lot of time. I emailed RCCL which in turn said they would reach out to the Shore Excursion group who runs the tour. Two weeks later still no response. Maybe due to the hurricane, but just in case I refunded the excursion. It's just too much money to be disappointed.

5 hours ago, amanx said:

this was uncalled for.  i read your thread as i am interested in how people felt about the mattresses, but am aware everyones preferences are different.  for instance, didnt know you could get a quilted topper.

 

 

Thanks, I'm just asking questions, i thought that was part of the reason for this blog

9 hours ago, Matt said:

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic, just pointing out that you can probably find people that will say the mattress is comfortable and others that say it is uncomfortable. Quite frankly, not sure what that really proves, or helps you.

My concern is I've seen too often people that read negative things and start to become overly concerned that their cruise is "ruined" before it even begins.  

I can understand your point here, and I think that's a good question.

Thanks man, I'm just nervous about everything going good for me and my partner. It's our first cruise and my first time to the bahamas. I apologize if my response was curt. I have become cruise obsessed..lol...so I'm tryna detox myself

3 hours ago, RatedPG said:

From this reply, I could see that mattresses will not be your only problem when you sail.

I'm sure I'll be AOK

5 hours ago, ChessE4 said:

We recently sailed the Harmony and our stateroom attendant swapped out the mattress for my wife -- she wanted something softer for her bad back.  So I'd recommend talking to your Stateroom Attendant.

Thank you for your help. I'm new to sailing and want to just make sure that I know what to do if the situation arise 

6 hours ago, Oliver said:

I don’t believe Matt was trying to be sarcastic. He was trying to point out that people’s taste in mattresses are indeed subjective. And I would be careful about being rude to him because he is the creator and maintainer of this entire site and blog. He may not get offended but others trying to offer you advice might. I myself am already upset at your response to him.

And as I stated before and in the post itself, I am aware of people's taste, and that they vary. And as to being careful, I am free to feel what I want and respond how I want.  You being upset by response does not change how his response seemed sarcastic. We all have opinions

1 hour ago, Matt said:

Are the beds comfortable? Does broccoli taste good? Is that new movie any good? Is 11pm too late to stay up?

The answers are going to very subjective. Just because some say one thing doesn't mean that will be your experience.

There's no need for the sarcasm Matt, I'm aware of this moot point. However, I wanted people's opinion. And I wanted other people's experiences overall and possible remedies if they in fact did experience a mattress that was  uncomfortable to them (I Am Brand New To Cruising). If there's not any helpful information that you can offer, please can you refrain from posting to my comment section.

41 minutes ago, MicDay said:

WAAAYTOOO, that is what our attendant did too, she said the actual toppers would not help me. 

I should've made that clearer on my original post, thanks!

If you have issues, talk to your attendant, they are so helpful!!  

This helps alot, thanks guys!!!

45 minutes ago, emsff02 said:

I'll be on Navigator next week. I will report back on my mattress!

 

That will help out lots!!! I'm sailing in January..have fun

So ladies and gentlemen,

I'm reading horror stories about mattresses quality on RCCL ships (other discussionsites). However, I wanted to bring this question to the blog because I believe this is the place for the most informative answers

Question, Are RCCL beds comfortable or not? I'm particularly interested in those who have sailed Navigator of the Seas this year(taking into account everyone prefers different levels of firmness in a mattress). I am fond of Medium mattresses.Thanks for the help guys and gals. As a newbie to cruising I'm finding myself obsessed with everything cruise related..lol..

Hello everyone,

I need help packing for my RC Navigator of the Seas cruise.

I've read on this site that formal night has been replaced with wear your best night on select RC ships.

I will be sailing January 2020 on a 4 night Bahamas cruise.  

I want to know if anyone has sailed on Navigator since the recent amplification of the ship, and encountered this change in dress code?