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Two things @USCG Teacher
1. "Total Eclipse of the Park" = Clever!
2. That bridge and waterfalls photo is stunning! Where is that?

Same here. Odd that "updating" my password to the exact same one was acceptable.

Oops! Left my wallet on the table! I gotta run back in and get it!

Oops! Left my wallet on the table! I gotta run back in and get it!

Same here. Odd that "updating" my password to the exact same one was acceptable.

Same here. Odd that "updating" my password to the exact same one was acceptable.

That's Ausable Chasm, NY, "The Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks!"  Not quite as impressive as the real Grand Canyon, but it is definitely a beautiful place worth visiting if you're in the area.
 
https://www.ausablechasm.com/

Two things @USCG Teacher
1. "Total Eclipse of the Park" = Clever!
2. That bridge and waterfalls photo is stunning! Where is that?

I'm sure this thread will get merged or locked but same issue for me earlier this morning after no issues yesterday. Changing my PW fixed both.

I  had the same issue and just changed my password. Now I'm in and all is well. Hope they fix whatever it is that's not recognizing perfectly valid users though....

I'm having the same issue. I am unable to log into the app (Apple iOS) and also tried the website with no success this morning.
The Android app has been having issues for a few days now. It seems that those issues have spread to other platforms as they try to rectify the problem.

I always thought that Diamond status luggage got 4 free drinks and complimentary robes to use while being transferred from the port to your room! 😁

I always thought that Diamond status luggage got 4 free drinks and complimentary robes to use while being transferred from the port to your room! 😁

I always thought that Diamond status luggage got 4 free drinks and complimentary robes to use while being transferred from the port to your room! 😁

I always thought that Diamond status luggage got 4 free drinks and complimentary robes to use while being transferred from the port to your room! 😁

Don't be nervous! I've posted quite a few times about my wife's experiences here with having to eat gluten-free on RC ships. Each time, (eight and counting) the staff has been very helpful and accommodating to ensure that she is served the gluten-free foods she requires. If you do a search or the boards for "gluten free", you will find a lot of good information. Also, some time back, @Matt posted an article to the front page about eating GF of RC ships. 
TIP: In the dining room, your waiter or head waiter will bring you the NEXT night's menu to 1.) Let you make choices from what is already gluten free. 2.) Inform you of what choices to avoid entirely. 3.) (The BEST one) Let you know what items can be modified to be gluten free so they can have a GF item prepared especially for you!
Hope this helps!
Eating gluten free on Royal Caribbean cruise ships | Royal Caribbean Blog

With good AC!

Sorry that I did not see your reply before the ship sailed out of Galveston. We were disappointed that the "Puzzle Break Center" was closed for the entire cruise. We went to find out what it was (not knowing what a "puzzle break center" is) and saw that it was the location of the Rubicon Escape Room only by the word "Rubicon" on the carpet. We really wanted to try this escape room, but tried not to get too excited about it since we had read that it has been closed for some time.
I hope you are enjoying your sailing!

My soulmate and I were on the Antarctic leg of this cruise in January. It was definitely a Royal Caribbean style cruise, but with quite a few differences that made for an even better experience. First your questions:
1). Laundry:  Only World Cruisers have access and it was a special (very small) area that was created just for them. It did not cause any confrontations 😉, but the scheduling of time in there was an ongoing “process” each week. I do not know the details, but the World Cruisers (and Royal Caribbean) needed to be totally organized to make the scheduling work. 
2). Crew Contracts: They seemed to be just like regular cruises. Crew rotates in and out on normal schedules. Our favourite bartender was going to rotate out and then get back on to Serenade for the last few legs of the World Cruise.  One of the senior Food & Beverage Mgrs rotated out just after our leg and should be back on the ship soon. Staggered rotations for everyone (as usual). 
3). Provisioning & Port Issues: This is a great question. I did not sense any issues at all, but I did sense a big advantage … variety. The food varied noticeably as we moved from one region to the next.  I had the best Filet Mignon at sea while docked (for two days) in Buenos Aires AND I was in the MDR.  The entertainment was much more varied and plentiful.  More variety of enrichment lecturers and topics.  More variety of climates (93+ deg down to 30ish)
We seriously looked at another leg, but could not make the timing work. We could never be away for the entire cruise, but would look at other interesting legs if they ever do again. 

Curt from Canada

When our Grandeur sailing was shortened by two days for a rudder issue, we were still awarded 9 points for what became a 7-night sailing.

Total Dad Joke vibes. You should........ take a bow! Ba Dum Tss!

Only if you bring enough for everyone! 😆

Only if you bring enough for everyone! 😆

Oh boy! Cruise ship scavenger hunt!

PRUDE! 😆