smokeybandit

I'm just hoping they bring duck back on the menu

The email is outdated since the rule change was only a week ago

4-7 days

Port Canaveral back to normal operations.

Those suite guests and Pinnacles can get pretty rowdy between 5 and 8pm

The overhead bunks are pullman beds. They get stowed in the ceiling/wall during the day.

That'd work too. Either way move the test do a non-cruise date.

Yes. USA is the only western country requiring a vaccine to fly into. Hotels in San Juan shouldn't be affected by the hurricane.

You'd have a better chance at getting the final moved up than to board late

I hear everyone wears their pins on the nudist cruises

RC has abandoned hope that Port Canaveral will be available Friday and pushed Mariner and Indy to Saturday. https://www.royalcaribbean.com/notices/travel-updates

I don't think I've ever seen a non-pinnacle C&A pin worn

Many/most people don't spend an extra dime on food on board.

JVF already said it was possible that the inbound Mariner is delayed a day, and with the 10-15" of rain projected for that area I could see it.

Mariner is the only ship risking a delay at this point. Though going to be frustrating for people trying to get into Orlando by air.

RC only has 2 east coast and 2 west coast CA cruises left this season, from my brief count

Thanks to you both. I got it booked today through my TA, but it's good to know for future booking impulses that aren't within final payment.

In all honesty, you may board that plane, sit down and realize "hey this isn't that bad" Fear of the unknown can be more debilitating than the known

Well, as they say around here, YOLO. We just booked a Christmas cruise for this year.

Airlines losing luggage is actually quite rare. A few weeks ago I had multiple delays and two changed flights due to those delays on international flights. Yet my luggage made it with me.

I'd also suggest packing your favorite comfort snack in your carry on luggage as well as getting a bottle of soda/water/whatever in the airport. In flight services are a PITA post covid so if you need something to eat or drink, you'll have it.

Looks like it's a state by state thing if they charge extra (beyond regular license fees) for a REAL ID

If you go the medication route, try a dose before you fly to see how you handle it. It can make you more miserable during and after the flight. Distractions are your best bet. Load up your favorite phone/tablet with lots of shows/movies. The minute you sit in your seat, start watching.