Biker19

Like the previous annual threads, it will be titled deployment 2024-2025. The first few months, it's mostly speculation as there's very little concrete info available.

Very unlikely.

Check the Florida ports section here at CC.

It should be the same as the one you already did. In the confirmation email you got when you bid, there should be a link to modify/cancel bids. If that doesn't work, you'll need to call. Bids getting stuck and not being able to be cancelled is unfortunately a fairly common thing.

It could be other reasons as well. All of the Voyager sailings in Europe this year have received offers, so timing is not it (usually within about 75 days of sailing). Sometimes only the first person listed on the booking gets the offer - if two different last names are listed on the booking, try the other one. Go directly to the site and try it.

Most can bid. Some travel agents don't participate and if you booked with them you can't bid.

The former, most of the time, especially for O class.

Sure, for a destination that requires that - the US and RCI don't.

I don't see RCI ever giving up that revenue stream - they may make it a bit cheaper, but won't give it away.

For a US sailing, no. The 6 month "rule" is a recommendation - there's no country on any US sailing itinerary which requires it.

Baltimore is usually fairly well organized - they usually enforce the check in times. The staff outside the terminal usually check the times and it's also posted at the start of the line. The issue there is the throughput of the terminal - there are usually only two security lines and it just doesn't seem to be able to handle the traffic at "rush" hour.

Existing thread:

Seems to come up almost weekly. Not only might your cruise be canceled, but all your planner purchases. While the cruise can be reinstated the planner items can’t. As mentioned, try to pay the balance.

Yes, use the suites lane.

And sometimes, they even fix your issue. Amazing.

Silversea Cruises is set to operate the Crystal Endeavor, as the luxury cruise line has acquired the 200-guest vessel, according to multiple industry sources. In addition, Silversea has filed to trademark the name Silver Endeavor (and Silver Endeavour) on June 8 with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The ship is currently in Gibraltar and could sail for Silversea as soon as later this year following a rebrand, lining up with the 2022-2023 Antarctica season. The company had previously hinted at expedition newbuilds, and this ship enables the Royal Caribbean Group brand to add capacity quickly in key high-yielding Polar Regions such as Antarctica. After being delivered to Crystal Cruises from MV Werften in 2021, the luxury expedition ship completed an inaugural Iceland season and a handful of Antarctica cruises before Crystal wound down operations in early 2022. Sources told Cruise Industry News that multiple cruise lines put in bids for the ship, including brands that were not in the expedition market. Silversea Set to Acquire Crystal Endeavor - Cruise Industry News Biker, who is surprised RCCL is spending money on new ships like this - must have gotten a deal. BTW, the stock is below $40 for the first time in 2+ years.

Typically they are all digital. You can have anyone in your photo and you get any photo in which you are included.

You get all the perks of being Diamond, including the 4 drinks.

mbayley@rccl.com. Biker, who hopes this may help RCI consider the closer in location in future years - there's no way anything will happen by OP's sailing.

I think that started with Odyssey, so probably only Wonder.

Fixed.

No.

Which is also probably the reason she got pulled from there next year.

Try uninstalling and reinstalling the app. If still not available, it might be quirk on ipads - try another mobile device.

Plan B or C might be a proctored telehealth session with a home test kit - $10-20.