San Diego Garrett

No, the games are all linked into one pool of Loyalty Points.

Great! I actually the same question. Good to know.

Does anyone know when the next Planner Sale will be? Thanks!

I was able to snag a little 3 nighter on the Navigator for March yesterday for 600k points.

I earn about 30,000 points a day. I play all 5 games every day, but on auto-play, so I don't have to sit there and watch my phone. I just check back and once the daily points are maxed I go to the next game. I currently have 1.5 million points and I'm waiting to spend them on the right cruise or two. It's the constant checking to see if new prizes have opened up that is the biggest annoyance.

$100 OBC came back a couple days ago. I was able to grab it for 100,000 points, but now I think they just raised it to 120,000.

Yep, same price for our Navigator cruise over Thanksgiving.

We have a June 25th Western Caribbean trip on the Symphony. There are lots of excursions available for Cozumel, Roatan and Costa Maya. They are probably just waiting until you get closer to your date to open up the excursions to your planner.

I got really lucky. About a month before or Thanksgiving Navigator cruise the DBP dropped to $44/day and $49/day with Zoom.

As far as ordering multiple drinks at once it really is up the bartender/server. They are not supposed to, but sometimes they don't care. On our Thanksgiving cruise I was able to order a drink and a shot one time. I was able to order 2 large specialty coffees a few times and 2 beers at once another time. Just be pleasant and you might not have a problem.

Has anyone kept track of how often they post new cruises?

When doing the math to decide on getting the DBP I don't just figure in alcoholic drinks, but also specialty coffees, juices, bottled water, etc. If the daily price drops below $60 then it's worth it to me. My wife doesn't drink alcohol at all, so I just call RC and they allow me to have the DBP without her having to purchase one.

Yep, almost pulled the trigger on one for 2/4, but it's a little too soon for me. I'll keep an eye out for some March or April sailings.

Navigator has it.

DBP dropped to $44/day and DBP+Zoom dropped to $49/day about 3 weeks before our Thanksgiving Navigator cruise.

Navigator Nov 19: 1900ish

The crew on the Navigator were so amazingly friendly and helpful.

We were on the 7 night 11/19 cruise. In Cabo we did the snorkeling excursion through Royal. That was fun. Mazatlan we went off on our own to Stone Island. Great relaxing day and the water taxi to get there is a short walk from the ship. Lots of beach restaurants to choose from with lounge chairs and cheap eats. Puerto Vallarta we went on our own to one of the boardwalk areas. Took a taxi both ways for $5 each. Hung out on beach chairs in front of a hotel and had snacks and drinks. The salespeople on the beach were constant though. Like you said, not alot of choices through Royal Caribbean. I did hear someone say Salsa Salsa Margarita was pretty fun. Navigator was fantastic though!

Did you have a lot of excursion options through Royal? Our Symphony cruise isn't until the end of June, so a lot can change, but hoping the excursion options increase by then.

I would say so. There were many families in attendance when we were there on the 11/19 sailing. It's the big headliner show of the cruise.

We're curious as well. Our cruise there isn't until the end of June, so hopefully its up and running by then.

No crew members by self serve soda machines on Navigator.

Had I not gotten the DBP I was going to do that exact thing. Order a virgin drink with a cheaper shot on the side.

Yep, what Ashley said.

To earn as many points as you can make sure you are playing all 5 games each day. Slots are auto play, so don't even need to do anything while they run.