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  1. Yes and no.  Depends on the ticket you book.  Here's the official word:

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    Yes, you can cancel your flight. Cancellation penalties vary based on the type of ticket that you purchased. Non-refundable tickets will not provide a refund; however, some airlines will issue you a credit for the value of your air ticket valid for one year from the date of purchase. 

    At the time of cancellation if the ticket holds a value to use for future travel, additional fees and penalties may apply at the time of re-using the ticket value. If you have purchased a refundable ticket (with fee), cancellations are subject to a fee with the balance refunded to the last form of payment used on your cruise reservation.

    https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/can-i-cancel-my-flight-booked-through-the-air2sea-program

  2. 11 hours ago, Boneric said:

    Royal has to do a better job in their non Oasis or Quantum class suite perks. I only sail those 2 classes if anything longer than a weekend booze cruise just because the value isn’t there. 
    It’s ridiculous that you could get a Royal suite on a freedom class and still not have drinks included. The room has a piano in it……

    Absolutely!  Even wifi and some drinks loaded on the card like they do for diamond and above would be a good step.  Just got off Independence and about the only thing that we got was the limited hours for drinks in the Suite lounge (extremely annoying with kids as the concierge announced to everyone the unclean unvaxxed were in the room and made everyone in the lounge mask up between bites / sips even when 'social distanced' - the ONLY place on the whole ship to do so -  but that's for another thread).  We'd do it again in a heart beat for the room alone as we primarily travel with our 2 kids (5y & 6m), but we have a couple suites coming up and the lack of benefits of any meaningful kind right now is kind of crazy outside of Oasis/Quantum class.

  3. Sunday we left Independence of the Seas in Galveston and it was the first time using the facial recognition at Customs with our kids.  What a process!  After debarking the ship, we walked to the terminal where they asked if we all had passports.  After receiving high 5's for having one for the baby (our 6m old daughter had her C&A number before leaving the hospital 🤣 ),  we walked to the facial scanners. My wife went to one and they had me go to another so I could help with the kids after she was done.  Our recognition was nearly instant, as expected.  What I did not expect was it to work almost flawlessly for our children.  The only slight hiccup was having to lift them up higher so the scanner could pick them up.  I picked up my son and then my wife and I, on each side of the stroller, picked up our daughter so the scanner could see her face.  While gnawing on her hand, it recognized her and we proceeded to collect our bags and walk straight out the door.

  4. 3 hours ago, Hoppy2cruise said:

    We are booked on the 4 night November 10 and 7 night November 14 and were able to get the same owners suite on the starboard hump for both - great prices yesterday morning!  We are very excited about Allure in Galveston.

    Lori & Steve 

    We booked the first two sailings as well! Super excited about the Allure in Galveston and to be able to share the RC Oasis class experience with friends and family, just a short drive away!

  5. 3 hours ago, melmar02 said:

    One can hope. There are a handful of 7 days on Enchantment from Galveston that are Key West, CoCo Cay, Nassau itineraries. Maybe a test? I'm sure with an O class it would do even better. 

    We're on one of those itineraries and are looking forward to seeing how it goes.  Like @BB1 said though, the stop in Key West seems short at only 6 hours (12-6).

    Would (will?) be much nicer on Allure!

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