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No, that's the original one. Facebook mysteriously re-instated it today

My Adventure of the Seas cruise for April 2025 had a few excursions available I think as early as late last year. Last week they added a few other cruise planner categories including dining and beverage. 

I'd like to see them upgrade the Watchlist feature by adding my original room price on the screen as well as what my specific room costs now, not just what the cheapest room in that cabin type is.

This card seems to be an indication of drink package sales on that cruise not being at whatever target RC wants them at.

No. It used to be more common then pretty much disappeared for a while until recently. I also saw it on Wonder last month.
It typically won't be offered until the midway point of the cruise or just after (on 7N cruises) in my experience.

The one that has been around since 2020 is not a legit page.
The new April 11 page is.  Facebook deleted the original Royal Caribbean Blog page and @Matt has not been able to get anywhere with getting it back.  The official interim page is https://www.facebook.com/royalcaribbeanblogcom/

And, here they are:
https://www.celebritycruises.com/content/dam/celebrity/pdf/Captains-Club-Benefits-Brochure_V19_4_09_24.pdf

Easier to say "we finished early" than to apologize for being late.

Loyal to Royal?!?  Not so fast, here comes Princess Matt!  🤣

I wouldn't wait.  The price is likely to go up and negate your discount anyway, and your choice of rooms won't be as good.

You could find stuff like that on any ship more than 10 years old

Most of the time the Windjammer serves some of the same menu items in the MDR that evening as well. If I get a hankering for what I had earlier and they haven't closed yet, I'll stop by for a plate.

Have you looked for an independent excursion through a site like TripAdvisor/Viator?
If you're not comfortable, that's fine, but you'll likely find many more options with better prices.

This is strictly my opinion, and I'm sure someone here is going to try and correct me, but this is all I can see right now after reading this announcement. I thought Royal Caribbean had a debt to pay. They jacked their prices up so much on everything in order to pay this debt that I can't afford to cruise with them now.  Maybe I should thank them for this. Because of what they are charging, I'm branching out, I booked a Carnival cruise that was less expensive and goes to 3 ports I have not visited yet. Now instead of building a smaller ship like they had hinted at, they are now going to build another giant ship with a limited itinerary that you need to take out a second mortgage out in order to sail on, not to mention jacking up the prices again on every other ship in the fleet. And yes, I know the sailings will all sell out, but I won't be on them. And for those of you who do choose to buy them, more power to you.

It's really, really annoying right? I was getting so frustrated with it. Just to do a mock booking it was just ridiculous. 

I had to go see what the fuss was about.

Goodness, it feels like trying to book a flight on Frontier's website. So many nickel and dime options.

Probability off topic but, websites in general.....
Back in the day, HTML was king. Sites were far simpler. Then cam audo, then video, cookies, dynamic HTML and Java script. Now every company in the world knows what you ate for breakfast. Yet....developers can not seem to make an intuitive interface for the end user.
One of my pet peeves, entering your state in an address block. Everyone knows the two letter abbreviation for their state and it is so easy to type AK or NY or TX. But noooooo....you have to navigate a drop down box, scroll and find your state. Sometimes, even your country. Yet......advertisers seem to know exactly where you are with no questions asked.
OK...I'm done.

Royal is partly to blame for this incident on Symphony as the crew member requested his contract be for Voyeur of the Seas. 

Most of the time the Windjammer serves some of the same menu items in the MDR that evening as well. If I get a hankering for what I had earlier and they haven't closed yet, I'll stop by for a plate.

Most of the time the Windjammer serves some of the same menu items in the MDR that evening as well. If I get a hankering for what I had earlier and they haven't closed yet, I'll stop by for a plate.

….plus 18% gratuity

You can reserve your spot on the Cruise Planner. 25% Pre-Cruise savings!

Time to re-institute the former maritime tradition of walking the plank.

Veteran cruisers know to store their suitcases under the bed, thus eliminating space for stateroom attendant to hide. 

That middle time will be filled up in nothing flat when booking opens by those who opt for fixed dining and like to eat at a reasonable time (that would be us - 5:00 is way too early and 8:00 is way too late).