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So, we have planned a cruise for 2023 on the Radiance of the Seas. This is our first time on a Royal Caribbean cruise. We wanted a balcony cabin and saw that cabin 8604 seemed to have a different shaped balcony that is larger than most, so we grabbed it. I knew that it had an adjoining cabin, but didn’t think much of it at the time because we were (and still are) excited about our cruise. I know that everyone’s experience is different, but have you ever stayed in a cabin that was adjoining another? And if so, any problem with excessive noise or any other issues? trying to figure out if I made a mistake or just my brain overthinking stuff. And if I should call and see about changing cabins. thoughts?

Hello all, My wife and I have sailed on Princess several times and always choose Any Time Dining in the MDR. We liked the freedom it gave us go to dinner when it was convent for us. We are sailing with RCI on the Radiance of the Seas this spring and signed up for My Time Dining . It seem to be a little different from Princess, since reservations are required. is it possible to treat My Time Dining like Any Time Dining? You know, show up at the MDR, wait in a stand-by line (if necessary), and eat when it meets our schedule? This allows us to “Vacation Our Way” and not be tied to a schedule. I am sure others have done this and if so, what was your experience and would you do it again? appreciate your input

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