SPS

I've noticed that the Spa discounts appear less often than on other items in the Cruise Planner. (I always book a Day 1 massage for my wife in the planner.)
I think one major driver of this is that the Spa is actually run by a third party company, OneSpaWorld, not Royal Caribbean.
That is not to say discounts won't become available, they just seem to appear less often than items like Drinks, Excursions, etc.
One good way to get a lower price on spa services is to book them for port days instead of sea days. The spa quite often has lower prices while the ship is in a port of call when/where demand is lower.

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

I've noticed that the Spa discounts appear less often than on other items in the Cruise Planner. (I always book a Day 1 massage for my wife in the planner.)
I think one major driver of this is that the Spa is actually run by a third party company, OneSpaWorld, not Royal Caribbean.
That is not to say discounts won't become available, they just seem to appear less often than items like Drinks, Excursions, etc.
One good way to get a lower price on spa services is to book them for port days instead of sea days. The spa quite often has lower prices while the ship is in a port of call when/where demand is lower.

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Most likely, but, judging from the prices I've seen in the Cruise Planner the past few months, it's gonna depend on your own personal definition of "SALE".

Is email really going to be the easiest/most effective/most expedient way to contact the Cruise Director for what you are dictating is an Emergency?
The CD probably wouldn't be checking email until late into the evening (if even then) just due to a CD's usual daily schedule and workload alone.
You should probably contact Guest Services either in person or on your stateroom telephone.

Like Parallel Parking in Lower Manhattan ... it'll fit. 😂
 

90% sure a Vision Class ship can fit?  OR  Only 90% of the ship will fit in the port like an old Cadillac too long to close the garage door? 😄

90% sure a Vision Class ship can fit?  OR  Only 90% of the ship will fit in the port like an old Cadillac too long to close the garage door? 😄

90% sure a Vision Class ship can fit?  OR  Only 90% of the ship will fit in the port like an old Cadillac too long to close the garage door? 😄

90% sure a Vision Class ship can fit?  OR  Only 90% of the ship will fit in the port like an old Cadillac too long to close the garage door? 😄

I'd love to visit there, but, does RC have a ship that can even dock there now?
Empress and Majesty are no longer in the fleet and, to my knowledge, they were the only ships able to port there before travel restrictions to Cuba were reinstated.

I think it depends on the airline. My experience with Air2Sea is that with Delta, you are able to pick seats right after you get off the phone with Air2Sea. Air Canada on the other hand would not allow me to because the "tickets" are not considered "ticketed" until after final payment. After I called AC myself, I was able to convince them to let me pick seats. So a bit more trouble than Delta. No clue about the other airlines because I usually only fly Delta.

Virgin had big plans for Scarlet Lady to go to Cuba.  The assumption is Radiance class could be made to work.  Moot point though.  

I'd love to visit there, but, does RC have a ship that can even dock there now?
Empress and Majesty are no longer in the fleet and, to my knowledge, they were the only ships able to port there before travel restrictions to Cuba were reinstated.

If you're sailing on Quantum or Ovation to Alaska, Café Two70 has a nice little "high-octane" coffee menu that's included in the DBP!
Even when sailing on a ship with a Café Latte-tudes instead, we've gotten "Syrup" in our coffees (a la Buffy the Elf!) there or even ordered a shot of something at another bar to add to it. (Bailey's, Rum Chata, Whiskey etc.)

FYI: This might be the earliest check-in time available RIGHT NOW. When I checked us in on the app just after midnight for our Odyssey cruise, noon was the earliest time available. A few days later, 11:00 became available on the app. (Good news is you can update to another time!)
I had thought for sure we would be in the earliest group to board. To my surprise, other passengers had 10:00 & 10:30 check-in times when we arrived on embarkation day!

Tested this morning via the proctored iHealth tests.  We are all negative.  Woohoo!!!

Absolutely.
In January, our hotel shuttle dropped us off at the terminal at about 10:15 am for an 11:00 check-in time (Port Everglades) and the porters were immediately available and gathered everyone's luggage.

Absolutely.
In January, our hotel shuttle dropped us off at the terminal at about 10:15 am for an 11:00 check-in time (Port Everglades) and the porters were immediately available and gathered everyone's luggage.