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You drink an entire thing in ten minutes? There would have to be /something/ to prevent abuse or people would just let their entire family fill up one after another.

As I believe has been pointed out before, this could all be resolved if they used SeaPass instead of a cup to determine if someone can use the Freestyle machines. You could set it to timeout for ten minutes or whatever so people can't just use it over and over to fill up cups.

What a mess. All they're going to do is piss off customers and get them angry at bartenders...is it really worth saving a few bucks?

This is honestly, greedy crap on the part of Royal and hope they make the right decision and reverse this. I don't care if it's "only $5" or if many people rarely use them. How about instead if you DON'T pick up a cup, they give you a $5 on-board credit or something. Why do I get punished when I'm already paying more for a drink package than the soda package buyers who DO get the cup included still?!

We have 7 cabins booked for this now! we're definitely going to get to 8, woo!

Hey, all! Figured I'd make this topic even though it's two years from now. I'm pretty excited to be organizing a group cruise for this sailing!

That's actually not a terrible deal. I'm someone who doesn't drink a lot, but I like having a few fun cocktails, so this could be worth it since it doesn't seem that much more than a refreshment package normally is.

I have worked with a travel agent for two cruises and I haven't been extremely happy with their performance, but I like the travel agency. I don't want to throw anyone under the bus by saying the name, but just having to email them constantly for updates. Missed sales due to this as well. I'm not really how how to go about this. I am planning a big trip with many people in different parts of the country which is going to require good coordination. Should I just cut my losses and go with a new agency altogether?

4 Days leeeeeeft!

Thanks! I didn't want to ask but it's hard to get specific info like that right now.

So, I feel awful asking about this because I know tons of people are dealing with things way worse than me, but I'm going to Miami in two weeks to get on Icon and driving down from Kentucky. Anyone know if will things be safe and okay if I'm taking the Florida Turnpike assuming yet another hurricane doesn't hit?

I'm on Icon at the end of October...man, between this and hurricanes I'm stressing out that I might not get the cruise I've been planning for a year.

I'm pretty sure that stuff doesn't open up until like 3 weeks beforehand, if it's even going to be available. UDATE: Incorrect, I just went in and was able to reserve things, so try again!

I thought about doing that for a casita, but ended up not going for it since no one else was in this thread yet. Wouldn't mind grabbing one for Roatan port day since we're not really going out to port that day.

It's weird, I've had both of my cruises now send me an email about needing coast guard inspection and to arrive a couple hours later, but both times I was already going to the port and there was no delay whatsoever getting on the ship.