My family and I are taking a cruise in May on RCCL. We have 2 rooms reserved, a balcony and an inside cabin. The inside cabin is in my name, and the balcony is in my wife's name, because we could use up our FCC's easier that way. The minor we have booked with my name in the inside room is probably going to be a no show. We had 5 people going, so that was the reason for the inside room. With the pricing I got on the rooms, and with the FCC dispersement between the 2 rooms, it would cost us several hundred dollars to cancel her, and move me into the balcony room. Plus, it's so close to sail date, we don't know if new FCC's could be generated and able to be used in time. Can I just keep her on the booking, and make her a no show at the port? What happens to the room rate if I do that? It would make that room a single occupancy room at that point. Would I get refunded her share of the cruise fare, taxes & fees, and prepaid grats? I just really need to know what Royal does about no shows at the port. Any thoughts on this, or advice? Has anyone had this happen to them before, and what did Royal do?