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In the future, a little research on your part will help avoid these issues.  My guess is your problem is with the family member not Royal.

Please don't be THOSE people with walkie talkies.

Please don't be THOSE people with walkie talkies.

I've seen a lot of posts about arriving early to check in.  Both on this this site and on social media sites.  It's like people are secretly hoping someone will tell them it's okay to arrive early.  It's not.
The arrival times are in place for a purpose and to ensure no one experiences a miserable start to their cruise vacation.  Standing around in the rain or the Florida heat and humidity for hours is not a great way to start a cruise vacation.   The security lines and check in lanes are not designed for everyone arriving in large masses.  When guests ignore their appointment times and arrive early it makes for a miserable experience for everyone including folks who hold the proper arrival time appointments who arrive on time.  
It's not okay to arrive early.  If you arrive early you are not just part of the problem, you are the problem.  

Too much of anything can make people too critical. Disney fans are horrible for this.

Some even have Disney podcasts.

Some even have Disney podcasts.

You can go on two to three RCL cruises for the price of one similar DCL cruises.
More choices in food, even included food, than DCL. More ship sizes, itineraries, things to do, better entertainment.

Disney is great for people with little kids, but IMO isn't worth the cost otherwise. And I'm a huge Disney fan.

You can go on two to three RCL cruises for the price of one similar DCL cruises.
More choices in food, even included food, than DCL. More ship sizes, itineraries, things to do, better entertainment.

Disney is great for people with little kids, but IMO isn't worth the cost otherwise. And I'm a huge Disney fan.

You can go on two to three RCL cruises for the price of one similar DCL cruises.
More choices in food, even included food, than DCL. More ship sizes, itineraries, things to do, better entertainment.

Disney is great for people with little kids, but IMO isn't worth the cost otherwise. And I'm a huge Disney fan.

You can go on two to three RCL cruises for the price of one similar DCL cruises.
More choices in food, even included food, than DCL. More ship sizes, itineraries, things to do, better entertainment.

Disney is great for people with little kids, but IMO isn't worth the cost otherwise. And I'm a huge Disney fan.

People who forget there are others on the ship.

People that want everyone else to know they are taking full advantage of their drink package.

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

No covid test necessary to re-enter Canada.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/what-to-know-about-canada-s-travel-rules-as-of-april-1-1.5823384

I bought Disney prints from Park West, but I knew the prices beforehand. Got them framed on the ship for the unframed price at Walt Disney World.

Park West is an auction. If you know what you're bidding on you can get good deals.

My point was you can't scientifically know one way or the other which is safer, because you can't get similar data to compare.

Feeling safer, guessing it would be safer etc. isn't scientific.

The infection rates are measured differently on land and on a ship.

On a ship, it's generally the total population that is calculated, hence the 1%. On land, it's the percentage TESTED, not the total population.

If you're going with the scientific experiment theme, it's best to be accurate and compare apples to apples. On a percent of the entire population, ships  and on land, the popular data isn't data isn't really what it seems.

Yesterday there was a new travel advisory by the Canadian government. Just wondering what people are doing if anything?

I'm 30 days away from my cruise and panicking.

I just put in my first ever Royal Up bid. Never heard of it before this thread. It could be dangerous to my pocketbook.