Biker19

It’s probably easier, as mentioned above, to put it all in your name. If needed, you can move OBC around on board.

Not only is the OP inside final payment, but they are also inside the 100% loss phase.

Very unlikely. You might get a sympathetic CSR when you try to cancel and have them do something for you, but don't expect it.

Welcome to CC.

It should.

Likely several days.

As mentioned, have one person check in the luggage and wait at the terminal while the second person gets the wine (with nothing but a simple bag).

Likely one per season.

Probably.

Biker usually looks for value and itinerary - neither of those are likely to be an Icon thing for a while.

As soon as you book something across all three cabins, like dining, that should link them.

You will likely be surprised at the pricing scheme.

" Royal Caribbean International announced the start of the construction on the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, a 17-acre beach experience on Paradise Island in Nassau, The Bahamas, according to a statement . Royal Caribbean Group President and CEO Jason Liberty and Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley were joined by The Bahamas’ Prime Minister Philip Davis and Deputy Prime Minister I. Chester Cooper to commemorate the special occasion. The first of the Royal Beach Club Collection, set to open in 2025, will highlight the island nation of The Bahamas, from the location to the Bahamian food, culture and staff, to a unique public-private partnership in which Bahamians will own up to 49 percent equity. “Marking more than the beginning of the construction process, today’s groundbreaking event symbolizes partnership, momentum and continued economic development for so many Bahamian entrepreneurs and the entire community,” said Liberty. “We are grateful to our partners for their support, especially the Bahamian government, who stand with us here today in celebration of what is to come.” Bayley added: “As we break ground on Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, together with the government and the people of The Bahamas, we are celebrating what partnership and innovation can achieve. This will be yet one more reason, in Nassau’s bright future, to experience a destination we have visited since the very beginning of Royal Caribbean more than 50 years ago. “The beauty and charm of the island are why we chose to debut the Royal Beach Club Collection in Nassau, and with the collaboration and support of local entrepreneurs and the wider community, we know that what we create will far exceed everything we imagined.” The first Royal Beach Club Paradise Island will feature architecture crafted by a local Bahamian architectural firm: three swimming pools; swim-up bars and private cabanas and more. The cruise line added that more details will be revealed in the coming months. “With the signing of this Heads of Agreement for the development of Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, we embark on this project to further enhance the vitality of our tourism product. Signing today’s agreement, we add another world-class experience to our tourism offerings. And even more importantly, we take a bold step toward greater Bahamian empowerment in the tourism industry,” said PM Davis." Construction Begins on Royal Caribbean’s Royal Beach Club - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

You needn't wait six years to say that - you could have had that experience at just about any time since.

Spectrum is registered in Cyprus.

Book a cabin for three (a TBD person as the third passenger which you cancel before final payment) - it is sometimes a lot cheaper than two and maybe cheaper even than a GTY booking.

RCI has been doing non-revenue repos between US ports.

Yes, surge pricing can easily triple the "normal" fare. One trick, go out on Harbor Blvd (across the parking lot from the terminal) to get the Uber.

No, the planner OBC gets credited right away after a cancellation.

None of that matters. As you discovered the pricing is dynamic. Even if someone has seen it lower on another ship/sailing - it likely won't affect what the price is for your sailing.

Then wait to see if it goes lower.

The recent reporting seems to suggest RCI doesn't do it that way anymore, usually. Denials usually come before pier check in.

Welcome to CC. If you want to notify someone specific, use the @ call out.

As mentioned, the shows listed in the app now are the ones that are very likely will be on in Dec. For context, shows typically don't change but maybe every ten years during a dry dock typically - none of that will happen between now and Dec.

The don't book a GTY.