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@smokeybandit It doesn't annoy me enough to pick up the phone.

Hi everyone, Long story short - I had 'linked' a friend's cruise to my own account. But now - I don't want them linked anymore. However I haven't found a place to "remove" their cruise from mine. Is that possible?

Yes - she would get charged the regular amount. I know it sounds unfair, but it's just easier to deal with. I can't imagine being a waiter in this situation and then having to tell a customer "yeah...um...you didn't pay for that so you can't eat off the regular menu. Also, don't share with her please."

A little anectdote that might help you: I am not celiac or gluten-free at all. But I was once having breakfast in the MDR and the server came to the table offering bread. She did the regular thing: We have this and that and whatever and gluten free. Now I, out of sheer curiosity as I have never tried gluten free bread asked for one. The next time she came around with bread I asked her for a regular bread. She was SOOOOO insistent that it was no gluten-free. I think she tried to deny me like 3 times before I was able to explain that I was just curious about the GF bread.

Of course, now that I post about it, it works. Probably just a glitch, but it also glitched yesterday so started to think there was something wrong.

Is it just me, or is the RC login having issues? I have tried to log into the app (it kicked me out) and it stays in the logo spinning. The site does the same thing before giving an error message.

10:00 for May on Ovation here.

The dead givaway that it's not a RC ship is the shower curtain. I sailed on Enchantment a long while ago - it had the regular plastic door, no shower curtain.

To each their own, but I found checking in on the website to be much simpler. The ability to use a physical keyboard and shortcuts makes a lot of difference to me.

Good to know there will be at least 2 other in the cruise. Well not really, it looks like the ship is full.

I just checked in for my next cruise. However this time, the check in process was only through the app. I couldn't do it on the RC website as usual. I read that in some select cruises they are doing this. I don't really know what they want to accomplish by it, but good grief doing the check in on the app for a party for 4 is horrible. I can't keep a notepad with things to copy-paste for each guest, and you actually have to scroll on all the drop downs instead of being able to type the first few letters and selecting. Anyways, I'm done venting I guess. I'll definitely bring this up during the post-cruise survey because I don't see any good reason to not leave the check in process both on the website and the app. But hey the passport scanner is kinda cool.

I've noticed that the menus in the app represent the current sailing - even if you are looking at your sailing. IIRC, Quantum is currently in Australia, which means no lobster and this will show up in any sailing's menus on the ship. However - IIRC Alaskan cruises don't offer the "free" lobster in the MDR.

I just checked these for my upcoming sailing in May - and neither is there. And even if it were, my point stands. It would be pretty well hidden and most of the passengers would have no idea about it.

If they are in the app, they are certainly not easy to find. I just checked any tab I could think of in my upcoming cruise and there was no info on theme nights. I guess I could go to a different sailing on the ship and check - but I'm sure 90% of the guests have no idea about that.

I never understood why they have theme nights but they don't tell you until you are on the ship. If they want to "promote" passengers from dressing up caribbean or all white or 70s or whatever, wouldn't it make more sense to send an email or something at least a couple of weeks before the sail date? Like, do people usually pack 70s style clothes just in case a disco ball appears?