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On 6/18/2022 at 1:09 PM, smokeybandit said:
And they allow that through ship security?
I read up on that, and sports equipment is (are?) allowed. Darts aren't weapons. And, they're no longer than scissors. I asked RCI and was told they're allowed. But, they did point out security might hassle about them. I'm going to pack mine in checked bags for the Radiance.
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So, I was wondering about bringing darts with me. The Radiance has a pub that has 2 dart boards. Sporting goods are allowed, and darts are not weapons. So, theoretically, they should be allowed. I asked RCI and they said that it's technically correct. But, it's hard to say what the clowns screening you on the way in would say. Anyone have any experience?
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So, I was wondering about bringing darts with me. The Radiance has a pub that has 2 dart boards. Sporting goods are allowed, and darts are not weapons. So, theoretically, they should be allowed. I asked RCI and they said that it's technically correct. But, it's hard to say what the clowns screening you on the way in would say. Anyone have any experience?
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24 minutes ago, beer12 said:
Howdy all!
Just ran across this happy news:
We're sailing back to back. If once cancels, it blows the whole 2 week trip for us.
Wait! It gets better. According to Don's Family Vacations, there was just a norovirus outbreak on the Radiance.
Cheers!
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24 minutes ago, beer12 said:
Howdy All!
Just ran across this happy news.
Maybe see y'all on Friday?
Wait! It gets better. According to Don's Family Vacations, there was just a norovirus outbreak on the Radiance.
Cheers!
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Howdy all!
Just ran across this happy news:
We're sailing back to back. If once cancels, it blows the whole 2 week trip for us.
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Howdy All!
Just ran across this happy news.
Maybe see y'all on Friday?
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22 hours ago, pat8635 said:
Say what? Outside view cheaper?
Yeah, and a lot!
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New pricing as of Apr 27:
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It's cheaper to get an outside cabin right now than an inside. Go figure. These prices include onboard credit.
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Seward:
Won't have the 10th until tomorrow, but it's still not looking good. Who else is going to spend the day on a boat in the glaciers before sailing home? Show of hands.
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1 hour ago, beer12 said:
So, I didn't screen shot the watchlist (I was too busy booking a room at the new prices,) but outside GTY cabins were listed at $836pp with $150 onboard credit. I have an inside GTY at $845 with no onboard credit. Gratuities increased by 2 bucks pp/pd after Jan 1, which isn't a big deal. I'm on the phone with RCI right now trying to get them to match the deals. My cost will increase by $38, but I'll move across the hall and have a buck fifty to spend onboard. Overall, it's a win.
Strangely, when next updated my watchlist, balcs and suites were sold out, and inside/outside cabins were $3000 & $3200!
You know I want my deal on hold!
More to follow ....
So, Ben at RCI was great. We got the lower rack rate ($836) for a move from inside to outside, and $150 in onboard credit.
I had this vague recollection of an onboard credit when we booked on Voyager OTS in August, but hadn't seen it anywhere in the paperwork. Well, I guess it showed up, too, because we now have a total of $250 onboard! FTW!
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So, I didn't screen shot the watchlist (I was too busy booking a room at the new prices,) but outside GTY cabins were listed at $836pp with $150 onboard credit. I have an inside GTY at $845 with no onboard credit. Gratuities increased by 2 bucks pp/pd after Jan 1, which isn't a big deal. I'm on the phone with RCI right now trying to get them to match the deals. My cost will increase by $38, but I'll move across the hall and have a buck fifty to spend onboard. Overall, it's a win.
Strangely, when next updated my watchlist, balcs and suites were sold out, and inside/outside cabins were $3000 & $3200!
You know I want my deal on hold!
More to follow ....
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10 days.
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If you're back to back!
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On 4/22/2024 at 12:11 PM, KapHn8d said:
https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/what-are-the-benefits-of-the-key-program
From RCL's website:The Key Guests will enjoy the following exclusive benefits during their cruise vacation:
- Priority access during The Key designated arrival time (to be communicated via email). Other benefits may apply at specific ports.*
- Carry-on bag drop off with delivery to your stateroom. **
- Exclusive welcome lunch in the Main Dining Room featuring The Key signature menu.***
- Access to the fast lane at onboard activities (activities vary by ship)and private time at the Flowrider*.
- Priority departure at tender ports of call from ship-to-shore.
- Dedicated seating at shows in the Main Theater, Aqua Theater, Studio B, and Two70.****
- VOOM® Surf & Stream 1 of Device high speed internet per person who purchases the package.
- On debarkation day, enjoy an exclusive á la carte breakfast and choice departure.
Yeah, I saw that ... still don't get it.
Reprice tip is on the spot. We've repriced twice so far ... out cost for an inside gty now is $845pp. Plus we've bought the certificates from AARP at a 10% discount. One of those was purchased with a new credit card that gave us a $300 bonus for opening the account! This is working out to be dirt cheap! We're sailing to Alaska in a week and it's at the "too cheap not to go" price, too!
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On 4/16/2024 at 4:02 PM, pat8635 said:
The Key is down to 21!
What's the benefit of the Key?
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On 4/13/2024 at 7:40 PM, Bill Sc said:
Anybody else here going ?
Found a great last minute deal on a inside cabin for $370 ! Would prefer a balcony but can't beat that price.
My flight lands in Vancouver at midnight. Too late for a hotel - not looking forward to sitting at the airport until morning.
We got $231 one way and $260 the other. Too cheap not to go!
Radiance of the Seas - May 3, 2024 (Northbound) Vancouver to Seward
in Radiance of the Seas Roll Calls
Posted
I guess you heard Haines instead of Skagway. Never been to Haines.