smokeybandit

Did they change it in the last couple years? In 2022 they just had buses lined up to take people into town. You didn't need to book anything

https://cruising.org/sites/default/files/2025-05/State of the Cruise Industry Report 2025.pdf Always a good read.

If you really want to snorkel, I'd book a tour at one of your other stops.

Your workaround is to right click on the page, click Inspect. It'll bring up the window like I put in the screenshot above. The highlighted line, right click on that and click delete or delete node or whatever it may be for your browser. Then you'll be able to click on the cruises. Just note you'll have to use this workaround each time you load the page. Kind of baffling (but maybe not) that RC isn't putting all hands on deck on this.

I assume that's right off the dashboard? https://www.royalcaribbean.com/reservation/dashboard

When tendering, the ship can drift so you wouldn't get a fixed position for scenery anyway.

Before 8am.

Finally some somewhat official confirmation of Discovery https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2025/06/02/royal-caribbean-design-process-new-smaller-cruise-ships

Which only means you're cruising a lot, so it's a good problem to have.

That happened with no pineapples involved?

I don't think it really changes anything other than frequency. Ships already go to Costa Maya pretty regularly.

The Pan American Pier has been undergoing a bunch of upgrades as they build up that area, so in the interim RC cruises sail out of Pier 4. Pier 4 right outside the terminal that other home porting cruise lines use.

I grabbed the pickup rental since it's a good bit cheaper than my full size car at Budget.

This is your best bet. Tie her up (figuratively of course, or maybe literally if she's that anxious to get to the room) so she's busy when rooms open, giving someone a few minutes to get to the room and decorate.

I just tried it, no issues.

It works on Chrome on Android, strange. I thought maybe clicking into your own profile may give you an option to view private messages, but nope.

Most mobile browsers have a "desktop mode" to where you can temporarily switch views and be able to get to the features that aren't in mobile mode.

Suddenly some Enterprise cars are available for one way rentals. Oddly, a Dodge Challenger or a full size pickup.

So after the great notification debacle of 2025, I now see accurate (based on length of cruise) menus in the app for a July cruise and the nightly WJ themes are even there.

Prime rib is always a hit or miss dish, even at onshore restaurants.

I guess that means he wouldn't be fun to hang out with because he's not a...fungi?

That's been there for a long time, though there haven't been any new entries there in over a year.

Actually if I have the developer console open (press F12) it works. Otherwise it does not.

And just like that, it's working now in Firefox, at least for me and at this moment.