smokeybandit

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/plan-a-cruise/travel-documents

My Allianz annual plan covers rental car insurance. But for this situation, this reads as kind of a gotcha b. You must file a report with the rental car company, either within 24 hours of the loss or damage or when you return the rental car (whichever comes first) --- So for a cruise where the parking garage is flooded out several days before you return, I wonder if that would disqualify coverage.

Clearly RC says they want to base a Discovery class ship there. Right? Maybe?

Doesn't take much to flood Galveston though.

Half a million just to begin the design process.

I like a sea day on the last day, personally.

It is worse, but still not bad on any given day (though that area is more prone to storms than the Caribbean). If you're prone to seasickness, just take your regular preferred precautions.

RC (group) needs to run a promo for a one time deal where you can sail either of the other two lines and accrue points for your preferred line.

There isn't much in Grand Turk just due to its size. But if you just want a relaxing day, there's plenty to do right at the port (shopping, restaurant/bar, pool, beach access (with some free beach chairs, some paid) and then more food/drink options on the beach. Outside of the port, island tours are about it, either guided or via a golf cart rental.

This is the MEI website. It's definitely not closed. https://mei-travel.com/home

Diesel fuel, for one.

Interesting how scam and spam rhyme when it comes to random comments that bump a 3 year old thread.

Silent Toga?

Just head to one of the formal backdrops on formal night (even if you aren't dressed formally)

For the experienced cruiser, a TA is an insurance policy more than anything else. Whether that be last second stuff (for time, price or availability reasons) or if there are problems that arise with a reservation.

Yes, though a portion of those will be trying to play games that on one level or another are malfunctioning.

Oops, I meant July 2025, not March.

I booked a cruise on Vision in March and it has come down nearly $1700 since then, so it's possible.

Adventure swung by last night briefly to drop off supplies.

The internet perk is a credit towards an internet purchase, which covers one day, but can be used for longer plans, too. When connected to ship's wifi, go to login.com and it'll be self-explanatory from there.

The one on Adventure last week was quite popular

One simple way is to utilize the watchlist feature on the RC site. It's not perfect since it shows you the cheapest price for a given category type, not compared to what you booked it for, but that's still tipped me off to several price drops in the last couple months.

Just tried to use this for a December cruise and it said it was invalid.