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  1. On 2/15/2023 at 12:36 PM, FSUFAN said:

    Maybe a dumb question but is there any way to find out ahead of time what group or groups will be playing on a future cruise?  We are going on the Quantum OTS in June to Alaska. On the RCL website, the entertainment tab for our cruise is in "come back later" mode.

    Also, I assume that once the entertainment tab is populated, we need to make reservations for the specific shows.

    On Quantum the only thing you will likely be able to reserve in advance is Starwater, the show in 270. There will be many other shows happening, but that is all that has opened up for me for advance reservations for mid-March and also the only venue that opened for advance reservations when I sailed on Anthem (another Quantum class ship) in January. They didn't even do reservations for any other show - you just went. I would offer to share my entertainment sheet with you after I board, but it would not really be useful as I would expect the lineup to change once they get to Alaska and start running 7-day cruises for the summer (I will be on a 13-day out of Brisbane).

    Also, when I tried to pre-schedule everything in my mind for my last Anthem trip by looking in the app before I boarded, it all changed up anyway. The "Aeromyth" tribute band (which would have been a blast) was replaced by a Beatles band (also fun) by the time I got onboard. So I'm trying every cruise just to go with it a little bit more. Kind of plan, but with flexibility in mind. 

  2. 26 minutes ago, DublinFC said:

    I had a link saved to start the process to submit proof of shares to receive the OBC.  The link does not work anymore.  Can anyone point me in the right direction so I can submit the required information so we can receive the OBC?

    You can do it directly from #3 on this Shareholder Benefits Q&A page: https://www.rclinvestor.com/contact-us/faqs/shareholder-benefit/

  3. Personally, I would not call Royal over this. Some people have mentioned that now that the dates are showing up both in the app and in the online Cruise Planner that their dates vary by a day. Not sure why. I would just start trying to check in on the 29th after midnight. Note that even with the posted check in dates, that while it generally opens at midnight in the time zone of your departure city, sometimes it still isn't ready for a few hours afterwards (and occasionally longer I have heard). Just keep trying. 

    Best of luck and have a great cruise!

     

  4. 53 minutes ago, Coda_Sarah said:

    I'm curious why they offer a 10am check in time if they don't check people in at that time?  

    They do start checking people in - in the terminal you have to go through security and then review your documents etc.. My last cruise I had a 10 am check in time - once those things were taken care of we were in a holding area (with chairs) until the ship was cleared for us to board. Then it was the suite guests that were waiting first, then the Key guests, and then everyone else who had already gone through checkin. I know it sounds like a lot of people, but it was just a steady stream of people going up the ramps to board. And once people got on board and went wherever they were heading first, it was a pretty empty ship for quite a while.

  5. But, you know those suggested bds vary by ship, by sail date, , and possibly even by the date you click go into the Royal up. For my January cruise, I was able to move from an inside room to an obstructed balcony for only $130. I only bid on categories that looked like they might have staterooms available that I'd be interested in.

  6. 13 minutes ago, Bowen said:

    Thanks! And the prices are for the first two people, or for the whole gang? I know I used to bid on things, but it's been awhile...

    1. Your bid is priced per person and based on two guests per stateroom for the entire length of your cruise. Only the first and second guest will be charged.
  7. I am in an Ocean View Balcony on Quantum next. 

    My Royal up offer included:

    • Owner's Suite From $955 USD pp
    • Grand Suite - 2 Bedroom From $815 USD pp
    • Grand Suite with Large Balcony From $675 USD pp
    • Grand Suite - 1 Bedroom From $525 USD pp
    • Junior Suite From $390 USD pp
    • Ocean View with Large Balcony From $125 USD pp

    So pretty much everything "above" me (except Sky loft and Grand loft). I don't recall ever getting more than 4 category offers before, and most of these are pretty booked. 

  8. My reservation for The Key on Quantum DOES show

    • Priority access into the terminal (within booked arrival time) on Day 1.

    I wonder if it's because I booked from the US site and whether it will be listed on my "reminders of your Key benefits" letter that I expect to receive in a couple of weeks. I will try to remember to update you @carole as I am sailing before you. You can cancel the Key up to 48 hours before your sailing, so maybe hold on to it for now?

    Right now, I'm just praying for the people of New Zealand, their lives and property, as they have declared a state of emergency due to cyclone Gabrielle.

    Also preparing myself for possible changes to excursions, ports, etc, as I get ready to travel from Chicago to Australia for my New Zealand cruise. 

  9. 1 hour ago, NoobCruise said:

    Oh no. I had hoped to cover my son's eyes for 90 seconds. If this is not the case I think we will just skip the whole show.

    You can cover your son's eyes - I've seen the show at least 4 times. He is an excellent entertainer throughout the show and goes into his contortion routine a couple of times. I could not watch, myself, but there are many people, including children, that are absolutely enthralled (I watched the audience instead of the stage). There are a lot of great reasons to see the show even if you don't like contortionists.

  10. 2 hours ago, wheels_967 said:

    I got the key pass and was given a 1:30 boarding time… I’m challenging this. 

    As mentioned above , look for a letter from Royal with the subject: Reminder of The Key program benefits! about a week-10 days before you board. It will give you a Key priority boarding time - you can board by the time listed (I've had the Key my last 3 sailings and it has been either 11:00 or 11:30). It goes on to state: *Please arrive at the terminal at (whatever time this letter assigns) AM. If you are not able to make the early access window, you should arrive within your appointment time and will receive priority access into the terminal.

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