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We had a GTY balcony room for July cruise on Navigator of the Seas and we were assigned #6666. Aside from the obvious weirdness of the number (666, yikes), does anyone have any experience in/near this room? Looks like it is above Main Dining Room, does this make it super noisy? Thanks, in advance, for any info, not much out there on the internet about this particular room. All I did see was (maybe) it was not updated when the rest of the ship was a few years back, for some reason... I did not see anything about obstructions or anything like that but there are no youtube videos or really any info out there about this room.

I had a cruise booked for March that we can no longer attend. I paid the $200 deposit months ago when I booked. Final payment is due in a few weeks, to cancel do I need to just miss the final payment date and it will cancel the reservation? Or do I need to do something else? I already cancelled all the shore excursions and other packages. Will missing the final payment just cancel the cruise without any negative activity, such as holds on my credit card or anything else?

I have been trying to see if my cruise (it is in March) is eligible for Royal Up bidding. When I put in my info it just spins on "Please wait, we are checking for availability". It never changes from this spinning "checking for availability", does this mean that Royal Up is not available or is the system not working?

Linda R, what was the room number of your Aft balcony room?

I booked Brilliance of the Seas for March and originally just selected a GTY Balcony Room. I now see that there a ton of obstructed view balcony rooms. I am going to call RC and pay more to select my room. Can someone help with balcony cabins on Brilliance that are the best? I am not overly concerned with noise but I do not want any sort of obstructed view. Thanks, in advance, for any help. I have searched online and looked at the deck plan but some of the cabins not marked as obstructed actually seem to be obstructed.

First time cruiser and I have a few questions on getting from Orlando airport to Port Canaveral... I am flying in the night before the cruise (have a hotel near port) and leaving late on the day we return, again from Orlando airport. Should I get a shuttle from the airport or rent a car? I know there are parking fees near the port but the the shuttle looks to be about $200 for the four of us and a car for the whole trip is just slightly more. And we are not flying home until late the night of the cruise return so we will need a car (perhaps) after the cruise and before we fly home. Does that seem to be the best approach? Or should we take a shuttle? If so, best shuttle. And how could we navigate the day of cruise return if we don't fly out until nearly 10:00 that night. Best parking options if we get a car? And lastly, Nassau excursions advice, links? The RC excursions seem pretty expensive and not great. Sorry for the long post, I am new to cruising and appreciate the feedback/advice.

We live in Missouri and we wear masks all the time. At work, at the grocery store, everywhere... I cannot believe that we are still doing this "I can't bear to wear a mask" thing. This is a highly transmissible, deadly virus... I do not think that wearing a mask is too much to ask to try to keep people safe. If that courtesy is too much than cancel your cruise. Have you not flown the past year? We flew earlier today and they were very clear, if you don't want to wear a mask then don't fly, period. End of discussion. The same could be said for cruises...