Kenneth

Royal Caribbean is basically pricing out the middle class by this move. Pretty disappointing in all their prices lately.

I actually just did my check-in a week ago for my Allure of the Seas sailing in late November and it allowed me to pick 10:30am still.

Another great option RC is really trying to make their website user friendly. would love for them to add the ability to search for staterooms that accommodate more then 4 guests, instead of being told to call in.

How long are the rewards good for? For instance I have 250 off a cruise. We just aren't ready to pull the trigger yet on another booking. If I don't use it within a certain time is it gone? If so do they offer other rewards for having over 800 points at times?

I used to always use Park Port Canaveral, until recently I figured out how much easier it is to park at the port. It's actually at most 10 dollars more total. I have never had an issue finding a parking space in the garage.

I didn't hit the 800 point mark until the last night late. So on my next cruise I could go to go to book onboard and get a complimentary room for 2? Or at this point they will send me offers?

I was just on the Independence. I'm just going off of what I have been told. I was really hoping someone would have more insight into how it all works.

Hmmm there seems to be so many different point totals across the board. I was originally told 200 points and then onboard last week I was told by 2 travel agents and another person who actually had the offer sheet in hand is the total is 800 points. Who knows. I guess that's why I'm asking.

I am sure there probably isn't one obivious answer to this question. How long after earning over 800 points, does it typically take for your free cruise offer to be posted?

I was just there on Saturday. No noticeable changes that I saw.

So the ports don't ask for your proof of testing?

So I am asking this not to start a debate with the pro vaccine side. As far as test requirements go. I can go buy a test at CVS and take a picture of it showing negative and that will suffice at boarding? We are leaving on a weekend cruise this weekend.

So clearly 200 points is the new target to start receiving offers from Royal Caribbean. Typically how much does one have to spend to hit that threshold?

I cruised before the requirements changed back in late August. The check in process was extremely smooth and easy. Reminded me of pre COVID days.

So I am sure someone on here has received a free cruise offers because from Casino Royale. How often do you need to play in the casino and how much money before you typically start receiving such offers? I have been told by someone they only spend like 20 dollars a cruise, but spend hours in the casino. I am just curious if anyone has any knowledge with this.