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You don't need to pack any formalwear. But if you want to, you'll have the chance to get photos done before/after dinner.

If you don't show up, your seats will go to MTD patrons anyway, so they wouldn't go to waste.

Just be sure you get the coverage on an annual plan needed to cover the cost of the cruise(s) in that year. Allianz cancellation/interruption values are per policy, not per person like the single trip plans.

There is no self service laundry on any ship, unless you happen to be going on the world cruise.

Rent a car through Enterprise. You can drop it off in the morning right near the port and they offer a shuttle to the port from there. Also consider staying the night near the airport and heading down in the morning. You'd have more shuttle options then.

You can switch and not lose your deposit. Just you'd have an extra $100pp added onto your final bill.

That'll be the first ship in the Hochberg Class of ships.

That site redirects me right to the free cruisedeckplans.com

Labadee can't be reached as easily or conveniently as Coco Cay

I honestly had no idea there even was a pistachio liquor.

When you log into your account, there's a fascinating amount of info that gets loaded into your browser that isn't seen on the screen. I noticed that there's one call to get a ship list. Icon is listed. But interestingly, so is Icon 2 and Icon 3, both listed as "TBA of the seas" Both have ship codes listed. One is ST. Star of the Seas was one of the ship names trademarked by RC in 2022. The other is TR. I don't see any names that fit. Traveler was trademarked long ago but abandoned. The only other T name is Titan that is currently trademarked. Intrigue of the Seas is reserved, but RC has always used the first letter of the ship name in its ship codes. A TBD Oasis ship is listed with a ship code of LE. The only active "L" trademark is Legend from 1994. Legend of course was a former ship that came online in 1995.

Names filed for trademark in January Love of the Seas Happy of the Seas Fun of the Seas Idol of the Seas

You shouldn't have any problem getting in and out. Just be sure you're at your dinner table at 5:30 or a few minutes before.

NextCruise doesn't offer fare discounts, just some OBC and reduced deposit.

$8600 for 3 in a GS next July on a 4-nighter. I've never paid close to that for even an 8-nighter in a GS. But it'll sell, and more power to those to thrown down that kind of cash.

If people want to pay Disney prices for a 3-night cruise, it'll look like a good business decision

We've found the app is better as a digital white board than a true messaging app. If you have time-sensitive messages that need to go out, either find a different way or always have the app open.

Offseason rates actually aren't overly terrible for a new ship. Inseason rates though, as insane as I expected.

July 2024

I picked a few random dates to compare suite prices, and none of the standard suites even show as available

It's free on all ships.

Or at least bring back duck

It all depends on how backed up the ag check station is at the airport.

The random close up shots of geese really made that video!

I got 11:30 for Adventure next month, too, despite checking in right at the start. Latest time since 2021.