smokeybandit

There used to be a Royal Caribbean Dining group, but it disappeared a while back.

I've seen some gems in the suite lounge. Each cruise there seems to be a "I'm in a suite, therefore bow to me" type. Though I would think there are some pretty entitled D+ in the crown lounge, too.

It goes from "this is a boring song" to "I can't get that chorus out of my head" real fast.

Just about anything that doesn't have multiple AC outlets.

Oh this is your messed up reservation. Even with that I don't think this error message is related for as often as I see it. Not that that helps your situation.

I've gotten that error off and on ever since they introduced the dashboard. It never seems to mean anything.

I break cameras. But since we're on the same spring break cruise next year, I'm up for it.

Looks like you still got the earliest boarding time though.

Priority boarding is listed as one of the few perks for a Jr Suite.

Junior Suites can use the suite line on boarding day.

Since Royal Up is a third party service, I would think RC would do its guarantees before handing the open rooms over to Royal Up.

They changed how they did the barcodes on your setsail pass.

I'm on Star next March. It seems there will be no reason to ever step foot in the WJ with all the other options.

Dollars on RC ships are fine anywhere.

The tip jar is out to take advantage of the Americans on the trip.

There's a waiver process, but it's still a PITA.

You can tell when a restaurant uses frozen corn on the cob. That's definitely not unique to cruising. I just cut it off the cob and mix it with the potatoes, tastes pretty good then.

People vape anywhere and everywhere. It's not just a cruise problem.

Now taking another step back

I don't see any such coverage in my standard Allianz plan. I wonder how prevalent it is across the spectrum of travel insurance.

Schooner Bar or the pub.

I would love to go to Alaska in May. I like that kind of weather. But, for that to happen I think that'll have to be a solo cruise someday.

I'd be surprised if a switched port prior to the cruise would get you any compensation.

I've seen that before on mock bookings.

This is 100% true. You'll have a room. You may just not know which one until even a couple days before boarding.