tjcruisers
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Never heard of leaving a day early, but when we went on the Oasis we did leave a few hours earlier to beat an oncoming storm. It was a while ago but they sent us either a text or email the day before asking us to get to the port early as they were leaving at the latest 2pm (earlier if everybody was onboard)
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4 hours ago, WAAAYTOOO said:
We had Mason Jar brunch today. So.Much.Food. Good but perhaps a bit disappointing after all the hype. That’s usually the case with a new venue that is highly hyped. Good enough to go back ? Yes.
We did the mason jar for brunch today as well, definitely liked the cinnamon roll. Didn’t like the 10 laps of a track afterward to burn it off.
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Read this a few times and have a few take aways.
The port workers don't work for Royal, but are contract. Is it that Royal has zero say with the port workers or is it just poor communication? If Royal is willing to answers to the customer what is allowed/disallowed then they really need to be in sync with the port workers. I get in the above case the expired id a federal rule that royal can't overrule, but there have been other examples of the port workers doing stuff that is completely stupid. Especially with those with special needs and you've filled out the forms. You'd think they'd want to work together.
Looking at the dates, there was only a few weeks between the phone call and the departure. Even if Royal provided the correct info, it's well after final payment and wouldn't have been a refund. At best maybe move the reservation to a different date, but others that close in have had no luck with that.
Don't remember the questions on the post cruise survey, but maybe they should have a port section (maybe some contracts don't get renews if too many bad reviews come in)
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I don't particularly like their pizza to begin with (haven't been able top drink enough to change my mine).
LOL at question How would Sorrento's pizza being....
has the option More likely to cruise Royal Caribbean really? Pretty sure nobody will answer that.
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We just ordered some. Didn’t show in gifts through the cruise planner, but did a google search for royal Caribbean gifts and they show up there, jsut had to provide your reservation number
https://www.royalcaribbean.com/royalgifts/wine-liquor?cat=52
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My wife packs like she's going on a 6 year mission to Mars, we didn't have an issues on the Explorer
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Last cruise the table beside us in the MDR had that delivered to their table every night.
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Maybe something to do with customs/border agents?
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14 minutes ago, Xaa said:
Op posted almost this exact same post on 07/25.
For a minute there I thought I was crazy that I read it already in the past
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2 hours ago, twangster said:
I prefer Westbound, from Europe to America.
The time changes are overnight night and they seem gentler on my system. I can stay up later and don't feel tired.
On Eastbound, from America to Europe the time changes are often done midday. Day after day it's breakfast, now it's lunch, now it's happy hour. Sleep, eat, drink, repeat. Where did the day go? Time to eat again, but I'm not hungry yet.
As an American the taxes are lower buying a one way plane ticket from America to Europe. The taxes and fees for a one way flight from Europe to America are higher.
Never thought about the flight costs. Just checked some random flights from for Toronto and Buffalo and they are all significantly cheaper going over than coming back.
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3 hours ago, Cakemeister said:
I have a strong preference for East to West.
If you like sea days and are cheap, like me you'll love the transatlantic cruises!
Never done one, but am looking at something different. Prices are definitely attractive. Last cruise I was talking about it with somebody who had spent like 30 years in the navy and he was mentioning to go east to west
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For those that have done a crossing, is there any preference in going west to east vs east to west? I've heard it's easy to adjust going east to west
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Good bump, We're on the Wonder in a few weeks and was trying to find this info
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I do just in case I get separated from it. Is it possible, well it happened on of first Royal cruise with the kids. Our oldest has health issues, so he can't carry anything on and my wife is taking care of him. We had 3 carry on's (med, oxygen, etc). I could carry two but let my youngest who might have been 10 at the time carry the third. Told him it was his responsibly. Anyhow going into the buffet he cleans his hands at the Purell machine and walks in, leaving the what I asked him to look after there. My fault, I didn't check on him. As we're finishing lunch I can't find the bag. Fortunately it was still sitting there at the Purell when we walked out. Many lessons learned at that moment. one being attaching a luggage tag to the carry ons
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Carnival does concern me with that debt. Not that I'm Carnival, but if they go under, their passengers going to other cruise line would really create a supply issue
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Never been on Princess, but that Princess plus would probably be something I'd jump on if Royal had an equivalent
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Seems to be an article trying to make an issue out of something that isn't. Kind of clickbait on BI. Sure they could include them in the cost of the original price, but then when the price of the cruise doubles, BI will write an article on how cruising is only for the well off. There are ample complimentary dining and entertainment options available on the ship to where you would never have to spend another dime once on board. To say they're "adopting the strategy of budget airlines" is laughable.
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Forgot they were reporting this morning. Checked the stock and almost fell out of my chair, then remembered they were reporting.
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I can see it for colder climates, it makes sense. Not sure how many kids you'd find on those cruises
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I have a buddy who has done this type of cruise a few times. He says it a weird feeling as it's snowing when you leave, but next morning after breakfast you can go in shorts on the deck
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Ovation by the Seas ship model cost on board.
in Royal Caribbean Discussion
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My son bought one on our cruise last week, was $70