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Aulayan

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  1. An Alaska Cruise is my hope in the sometime future so I've done a little research. And while I can't speak to the direct experience on what has been addressed, I would like to say what I've heard others speak of regarding balconies.

    If either of you (Possibly your hubby since he's a mountains/streams guy already) like wildlife, get a balcony that faces towards Canada and Alaska.  I've heard on a RT or NB trip, take a starboard.  Southbound a Port side.  Let him sit out there with binoculars while you stay inside where it's warm!

  2. There's lots of this story that feels very odd.  "Several of us called and Royal would not answer the phones!" Um... No.  It may be a long wait time (Though not recently in my experience) but they don't refuse to answer the phones. (The it's been 4 days and they haven't heard anything does seem to gel with the Royal Customer Service I've heard about though, sadly).

    The "Large group comes back from a place that does testing and not allowed on board" Also feels very odd.  And the "You can't have your luggage back" seems uh...lawsuit worthy?

    Something is off here.

  3. I know. I know.  I already tried to change it a month ago but changing it will also cancel my departure flight and that's full up as well (Or at least that's what Air2Sea told me).

    So I'm stuck with this 7 am flight day of, arriving in Newark at 9 am.  But the question I have, is I also took the Royal Transfer option.  If I'm taken right to the port I'm going to be 2-3 hours early for check in. (I have the earliest check in option at noon, but it's still noon).  My main concern is the luggage.  Is there any ability to drop off the luggage to porters that early and then go and do something else (Probably via Uber), or will we be stuck with our luggage until check in time?

  4. I'm no lawyer but I don't see how this is around Florida Law.  Florida Law states that cruise lines can't ask for vaccine status.  St. Thomas states you can't come here if anyone over 12 is not vaccinated.

    While I see Royal Caribbean trying to use this as a way around Florida Law, some Floridian (or their governor) is going to end up suing Royal Caribbean over this and I don't think this shields them at all. Legally it sounds more like if you sail from Florida, to follow both laws you would not be able to include the US Virgin Islands as a destination for the time being.

  5. On this, my first cruise with Royal, I did flights through A2S.  I know folks here prefer travel advisors and that's who I'm using on my booked second trip (Though even she said she likes A2S).  Anyway, everything communication I get from A2S is perfect.  However when I recently went to United Airline's website and put in our information, it combined everyone's first and middle names together.  Example: Instead of Smith, John Quinten, on UA's website it would read Smith, Johnquinten.

    Is this the kind of thing I need to contact A2S over because it will cause a huge issue on the morning of our flight?

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