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Not specifically cruise related, but there is a current discussion on a British Disney forum r.e tipping. I'm interested to know what US citizens generally tip in restaurant's, as it seems there is a growing expectation that 20% is the going rate for decent service? (or sometimes just avg service). I do feel a sense of pressure to tip when I probably shouldn't.

Im not concerned about location just opposite rooms

Im looking to book a sea view balcony room and an opposite interior. Is this only possible via the 'pick your own room' option or is it possible to phone up and get them to do it via the 'we pick your room' rate?

Isn’t this just a form of bribery

I’m not gold status until after my cruise. Does anyone know why I was offered 10% off my beer last night? im not on the package

Can you change tiers during a cruise or do the points add up after a cruise is completed?

Hi, currently on western med cruise with pay as you go drinks. Was surprised to see a tax added to the cost of my drink. Does anyone know what this is and whether it only applies in ports?

Got back in and all my show bookings have gone!

Same here

What should I expect? I would assume that the bed should be put away in the morning at the very least

It seems to me that some tip in order to receive better service rather than reward good service?

Wow you Americans certainly do like to tip LOL!

Am I right in thinking that the rooms now only get serviced in the morning? If this is correct am I liable for making up the trundle bed every night?

Is it possible to purchase a one device plan and use it as a hotspot for other devices?

Im considering walking around with a pitcher from playmakers for myself as its quite good value