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Solarium Tour Central Park Tour
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Documents you need to upload for check in?
CGTLH replied to greenline627's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Yes, they'll still want to verify a physical copy. -
Aqua Theater, all bench seating.
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Travel Agent pros and cons?
CGTLH replied to CruisingfromClayton's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Exactly, the fun my TA had is trying to figure out what the F%@* happened with a set of FCCs. When all was done she had quoted being on the phone for several hours. -
Sorry to disappoint you. Wonder is docked at Port Everglades in Ft. Lauderdale.
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Wonderland and Chops, yes for the appetizers. Entrées at Wonderland I believe so and at Chops it is typically no. That said, at Chops I've had them bring an extra entrée for the table "to share" on a few occasions.
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Think after the restart not charging for the hot items was attempt to reduce the crowding in Windjammer and the MDR at breakfast. I recall on Indy it was mentioned in the Compass: Room service is complimentary for breakfast from 6a-11a. For all other meals, a convenience fee of $7.95 applies.
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Prices have been posted: $25 for brunch and $40 for dinner. Children 6-12 would be $11.
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Seems brunch is only offered on sea days.
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Finding bags while in the departure area.
CGTLH replied to MuttMutt's topic in Royal Caribbean Discussion
This is my method. Swear I can spot my bag halfway across the terminal. Only negative is the adhesive residue. Positive is having some tape for any random needs. -
Unlimited Dining? What is not included in Unlimited?
CGTLH replied to GinGeorgia's topic in Royal Caribbean Dining
Playmaker's is considered as dining venue. With the UDP you'd get a $20 credit. -
Change in pre cruise testing timeframe
CGTLH replied to Geraldo086's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
Keep in mind being "up to date" is defined as receiving as booster if eligible. From the CDC Operations Manual For CDC’s COVID-19 Program for Cruise Ships, the following criteria should be used when evaluating if a traveler is up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines: Date of booster eligibility: A traveler becomes eligible to receive a booster dose 5 months after they have completed their primary series of an mRNA vaccine, or 2 months after a single dose of Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen (J&J/Janssen) COVID-19 vaccine. “Up to date” status: If an eligible traveler has not received a booster dose but is within 6 months after completing their primary series of an mRNA vaccine, or within 3 months after a J&J/Janssen single dose, then they can be considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. If it has been more than 6 months since a traveler completed their primary series of an mRNA vaccine, or more than 3 months since a traveler’s single dose J&J/Janssen vaccine, the traveler is not considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. Example for mRNA vaccines (Pfizer BioNTech/Moderna): Traveler A received their second Pfizer BioNTech/Moderna dose on January 1, 2022, the traveler can be considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines until July 1, 2022. If Traveler A does not get a booster by July 1, 2022, then they will not be considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. Example for J&J/Janssen vaccine: Traveler B received their J&J/Janssen dose on January 1, 2022, then the traveler can be considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines until April 1, 2022. If Traveler A does not get a booster by April 1, 2022, then they will not be considered up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. -
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Twilight entry, nice seeing her lit up.
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Wonder is taunting everyone... Pilot was just boarding.
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Updated live stream
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Welcome to the boards! In the most recent version of the breakfast menu for JR they've had a maple bacon shake for an upcharge. I'll assume it'd be covered by the Refreshment or Deluxe beverage package.
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Royal Caribbean opts into CDC highly vax program
CGTLH replied to HBCcruiser's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
The embarkation testing is the factor. Royal has opted to provide antigen for the embarkation test. Policy states that at least one of the tests has to be a NAAT type. On the screenshot provided this is what the "[*]" says: [*] Either the pre-embarkation day test or the embarkation day test must be NAAT. -
Royal Caribbean opts into CDC highly vax program
CGTLH replied to HBCcruiser's topic in Royal Caribbean News and Rumors
Outlined in the Operations Manual for passengers: https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/covid19-operations-manual-cso.html -
Starting at the 0:26 mark entering the deck 18 corridor. At the 1:02 mark they enter the Suite Sundeck