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You'll have to ask the servant(s) in there that - it could vary. The drinks are normally supposed to be consumed in the lounge but very unlikely anyone will stop you from going out with one (or two).

RCI itinerary managers know things you don't.

The M&M web page says Celebrity is canceled, doesn't bode well for RCI.

There will be ATMs in town, maybe even one at the pier, but as suggested above going via the casino might be the most convenient, but you'll need to do it before arrival as the casino will shut while in port. Also, you should be able to just transfer/charge an amount to your cabin via a slot machine and cash out without any fee.

Other than maybe finally fixing the outdoor screen. unlikely there'll be any meaningful updates during the upcoming dry dock.

That sounds more like a theme cruise or full/partial charter - most mentions of group here is about getting a discount on the cruise fare by being in a group.

No, the package covers up to whatever most drinks cost, so if a drink went up to $14, the package would still cover it.

" Carnival Corporation, Royal Caribbean Group and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings are on pace to spend roughly $2 billion on food and beverage items in 2023, according to Cruise Industry News estimates. This is based on third quarter spending this year, which saw Carnival spend $259 million, Royal come in at $195 million and Norwegian at $77 million. Compared to the last “normal year” in 2019, food spending was up at Royal Caribbean Group and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. The former spent roughly $150 million on food in the third quarter of 2019, while Norwegian spent $57 million. Both companies have seen fleet expansion since then. Royal Caribbean Group not only completed its acquisition of Silversea but has welcomed a number of new big ships such as the Wonder of the Seas, Celebrity Apex and Celebrity Beyond." Big Three Cruise Corporations Set to Spend $2 Billion Food in 2023 - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

No, any of you can use any devices up to three at the same time.

When did RCI have anything but itineraries like that, especially on their bigger ships?

If you stay away from the Esplenade and Solarium on sea days, not much different from other ships in terms of crowding. Would rather have the crowds but things to do rather than a slightly less crowded Vision class ship.

iOS version updated to 1.37.3.

The app should list items if you set it to the current sailing.

You described him about right.

You can send an email to rcldining@rccl.com about two weeks out to ask for that.

Not sure there's any way to confirm online (you can by calling whomever you booked with), but you can ask (about two weeks out) via email at rcldining@rccl.com to put you together and ask for a location for the table at the same time.

You'd have to coordinate a bit and use logoff.com - with a two-device package, on most ships, when the third device logs in it bumps one of the other two (seemingly random). To avoid that, always log off (by going to loggoff.com) to confirm ending the session on one device and then login with your other device.

Most ships in most ports typically start boarding by 11AM, so any check in time after that should lead to immediate boarding.

If not already, ask this in the Roll Call thread or social media for that sailing.

RCI IT and Plusgrade likes to keep you in suspense. Seriously, don’t read anything into the status of your bids - only look for a charge on your card and a message for a new cabin assignment. But more likely, a denial email the night you sail away. If you really want to modify/cancel something that can’t be done online, you need to call.

Sometime in the next few months.

Probably the second or third day of your sailing.

Yes.

Limited to 4Mbps down; very usable for most things.

Look on the app for the current sailing to see if it’s available.