CGTLH

Beauty of Star Class, laundry service. Just gather everything that needs to be steamed/pressed and turn it in for service. Best bet might be pulling the few things out that would be later in the day and have them immediately sent off. Then ready a second round that could held off until the next day. Recall on Anthem handing a shirt and slacks over during the initial meeting with the Suite Attendant. Got them back before dinner.

@tonyfsu21 Just look for the group playing Jenga

Subject of Laser tag. Per a reliable source if you arrive with an adult beverage in hand you'll get put in a 20 minute timeout.

Here is a quick shot from the "dry" side of the new pool bar. For the record chair hogs have no bounds...

Nope still doesn't have that fresh baked taste...

Sounds like you've been officially spoiled by Star Class. Mission accomplished

Those were gone before the hairdryer could be busted out. #teamdx

Meanwhile slumming it on Mariner in an inside.

Reminds me the result of asking for two buckets of ice on Radiance. Thinking of the small bucket in the room. Nope, end up with two large plastic buckets of ice. Even the door tags for breakfast. Eggs fill in "2" thinking two individual eggs, end up with two plates of two eggs.

Nope, still the standard $14.50 ppd rate. https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/onboard-service-gratuity-expense

Still on my bucket list. Then again it is fun having the menu left at the table. Most of the time I'd just stop by and put in a to-go order. Will give them credit on Symphony offering to have it delivered.

I'll take notes and email them to myself, pecked out the numbers and then send. More notes, add them as a reply.

The mixed blessings of Star class. Sometimes I'm saddened by not requesting the snacks or getting random surprises. Then the flip side occured when something was requested, way too stuffed for an actual meal. Wound up finding the sweet spot being that post show sweet spotn AKA late night snack. Normally last order time for the speciality venues.

Part of the logic problem I always have with the package. Can get RR for $20 a day. For $29 more (typically three drinks) I could upgrade to DX. Only catch ends up being if I'm sailing with someone that doesn't drink what is offered in the RR much less DX.

Welcome to the world of trying to blog while Star Class.

Case of the Oasis class I don't think Playmakers will have a huge impact to the Pub. They are in two completely different locations. Over Thanksgiving I saw Playmakers shutting down well before the Pub. Once or twice I wanted to do a snack run 30 mins before they closed per the Compass only to find it already closed. TVs outside were on but the bar had been already shutdown and locked up. Now during game time they did some smart things by having those rolling cooler carts setup outside. Now with the Voyage class setup with two bars setup right across from each other. I'm sure that impact is huge.

One thought is "Let's Make a Deal" on board. Ask if they will allow one of the cover charges be the lower kids one, think it is $10. Could sell it to them as a plate splitting charge. Just explain the situation and tell them you won't be going crazy getting multiple apps and desserts.

Yes, you'll be able to unload prior to parking. The way Port Everglades is setup many of the lots/garages have shuttle service running to and from the terminal. Now where to park, no clue. Don't think I've ever parked at PE. Most of the time we did park and cruise hotels.

Agree so much with your comments about the corner Grands. Happened to tour one when on Anthem back in 2017 and had many of the same options about it. I know many clamor over the idea having the three balconies but so much space seems to be wasted. The entryway is about a third of the space the room has. Moving to the living room they tried to cram all the furniture into a smaller space. No wonder why it was being offered as a BINGO prize.

Typical reach out time is 6-7 days before sailing.

Could be a "my bad" on where the stop was. Thought I heard it was a brief stop in Nassau.

Extent is four 375ml options. Absolut, Bacardi Gold, Bombay Sapphire, and Johnnie Walker Red. Each package also comes with four 12oz cans of soda. https://secure.royalcaribbean.com/royalgifts/onboard-delivery/wine-cellar/alcohol/

Yup, cruise to nowhere ended back I think 2014 time range. They were normally short 2 night sailings for new or repositioned ships to get them in the proper cycle.

Would be 18% on the $1, $1.18.

Cruise to Nowhere stopped a few years ago. Wasn't a corporate decision but rather a worker visa issue. For the visas to be valid a stop had to be made in a foreign port. Hence the reason Navigator had to make a technical stop in Nassau during the media sailing @Matt was on.