Keanoknick

I'm pretty sure the Chops breakfast is not included for Jr Suites, it's for Grand Suite and above.

What time of year were you looking at booking for 2025? I booked a Spacious 2bdrm Aquatheater suite ( A1 ) for 7 nights on Harmony in Oct 2025, with 4 adults, on the day they were released for $12,626 before taxes and fees. It came to $13,223 after taxes and fees. Less than half of what you were quoted. It went up in price several thousand within a couple of weeks. No way I could afford $26k+, really shouldn't do the $13k, but splurging for our 20th anniversary. With the way prices are going, I'll likely not be able to sail star class again.

I haven't been able to log in on my iPhone or my PC. PC keeps telling me wrong password, iPhone app keeps closing and re-opening when I try to login.

See above in Red

Yes, you shouldn't need to take it out of the sleeve, paying and cabin access are all RFID, think tap to pay on your cell phone.

I've had luck just asking one of the staff in the Windjammer in the evenings, they've always been willing to go to the back and grab me a couple.

Schooner bar, as long as there is a "Piano Bar" type pianist playing.

No Exceptions??? That's absurd! Tell that to the pregnant woman who would have to have the DBP package, because her non pregnant partner gets the DBP. I agree the picture should match to be able to get a drink, and that you shouldn't even try to use someone else's DBP.

As long as your adapter converts to the proper voltage, I don't see why not. I use a European adapter on every cruise, and have no issues with using US standard devices/chargers/etc... through the adapter.

If you're playing slots, should be able to do it for alot less than $5k. I went from less than 100 points to over 2500 in one night on Allure back in June, bank roll was less than $2500. Just need to cycle the winnings back through. Some people claim to do it for $1k, if you're lucky enough, I guess that's possible.

It's completely normal to sometimes get different wait staff when you have My Time Dining. This is the exact reason we always choose a set dining time, usually the early seating, to ensure we have the same wait staff the entire cruise.

Definitely book now, waiting to book last minute, the ship could be fully booked and the prices will likely go up, there's been very few last minute deals lately. I booked a cruise on Harmony for October '25, on the day it was released, price has already gone up over 30% in just a few weeks.

Even though it's nearly two years away, I am so incredibly excited to have booked our first Star Class suite, a Spacious 2 bdrm Aqua Theatre suite, on Harmony, for October 2025. This will be for mine and my wife's 20th anniversary. Unless we book an additional cruise between now and then, we should also hit Diamond on that cruise. Now, just need to figure out how to make October of '25 get here faster!

Same thing happened to me on the Allure in June, couldn't believe they wanted to charge me for a plastic bag to put my purchases in.

Voyager 12/27/2023 Voyager 2/29/2024 Harmony 11/3/2024

In order; 1. Symphony (first Oasis class cruise) 2. Allure 3. Navigator (First ever cruise) 4. Liberty 5. Adventure That's all I've sailed on so far, have Voyager (x2) and Harmony coming up in the 13 months. For what it's worth, 3 CCL ships I've been on (Vista, Dream, Breeze), would be below all the RC ships thus far.

The ATV jungle tour in Cozumel, though it would be fun some friends that were with us had never been on ATV's. The so called "jungle" we rode through, felt like I was riding in my back yard in Texas, nothing jungle about it. The ATV's themselves were fine, well used, but no issues with them, just nothing worth seeing while riding them.

Jazz on 4 is gone, it's now a non-smoking casino area

Excited for this cruise! Going with a good friend of mine, as a "bros" trip, leaving the wives and kids behind. To be fair both our wives work as educators, and it's not a good time for them to cruise and take time off from the schools. I'll also be sailing on the Voyager in Dec '23, so if you have any questions about the ship, post them here, and I'll try to find out for you while on the Dec trip.

Looking forward to this cruise, we're travelling with a group of 16 of us, some will be their first cruise, others experienced cruisers. It will be mine an my wife's 9th cruise. We've never been on Voyager, but have been on another voyager class ship, the Navigator (our first cruise) and really enjoyed it. We're officially less than 100 days out from sailing!

I don't know that you'd consider us frequent cruisers. We try to cruise 3-4 times a year (wish we could afford more). I use all of my PTO for cruises, and try to get one in between Christmas and New Years when my office is closed for the Holidays. A big key for us, is booking way in advance, usually as soon as bookings become available, to get the best prices, and working with a good TA that often has great group rates available. I've recently started getting casino comps after making prime on my last cruise, so will be taking my first comped cruise in February.

3 MB/s or 3 Mb/s ? Big difference there, 3 MB/s is respectable imo.

When sailing with our kids, we'll all go up together. When with friends, even with our reservations linked, we've gone up separately. The port workers don't work directly for Royal Caribbean, and have no way to know what kind of a room you have booked, unless you're in a Suite, it will say Suite on your set sail pass, but not what kind of Suite.

That's not saying much! But we really enjoyed MamaMia.

We had them open on our last cruise, doesn't really open the balcony up much, but it was convenient to go between rooms.