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  1. On 5/8/2022 at 10:50 PM, njhorseman said:

    It's on their website.

    Since filling out the ArriveCan form shouldn't take very long my guess is you'll probably hear something from Royal Caribbean a week or two before your cruise.

    It is there under "For Cruises Leaving Vancouver" , but I didn't read that because I am not. 

  2. 10 hours ago, cruiseryyc said:

    Well as per all cruise lines "fine print" its up to the traveler to ensure they have the proper documentation in order for entering other countries.

    Tis true....but you'd think they'd mention it as it is covid related....and as we have heard there have been  delays in embarkation due to this required "app" that people don't have when they arrive at the port.

    But I know Now!!!

  3. On 5/9/2022 at 6:29 AM, DirtyDawg said:

    Here's a a link from the Q&A section of royal's web site. 

     

    https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/what-documents-do-i-need-to-board#transatlantic

     

    Thanks for the link....but that says for cruises "Departing from Vancouver"....I am departing from New York with one stop in Halifax and back to New York. So that section is not applicable to my cruise.

     

    If it said "Cruises leaving the USA and stopping in Canada" then I would have read it!

     

    FOR ROUND-TRIP CRUISES DEPARTING FROM U.S. HOMEPORTS This sections says nothing about going to Canada....

  4. I'll see you Sunday! Less than 17 hours before I take my test at 7 am at home Friday ...with an 11:15 CVS back-up scheduled which I trust I will be able to cancel. Yes...weather for Sunday looks good in Baltimore...if not a wee cold.

     

    Luckily the anxiety of the test has been transferred to my neighbor informing this morning at 8 am that they are replacing their fences TODAY and I've already been informed that they heave decimated my flower beds on MY SIDE! 

     

    Time for a CRUISE!!!

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  5. On 12/14/2021 at 1:09 PM, brilliantseas said:

     

    I would agree that some of the other daytime activities were missing, presumably because they were deemed to violate social distancing. No hairy chest competition, etc. I think the extensive number of trivia sessions also coincided with the fact that this was a December cruise out of a northern port, and the sea days to and from Baltimore aren't always conducive to outdoor/pool deck activities. 

     

    They probably could have done more karaoke and other types of indoor activities in some of the lounges during the day, but I never found myself bored. 

     

    Note: Karaoke requires "shared" microphones.....that may be an issue with the activity?

  6. On 7/29/2021 at 2:26 AM, Moviela said:

    From the patent for the technology I read it also records your weight. This will be useful incase someone has the same facial artifacts as you. They will use the facial recognition throughout the ship and nag the unvaccinated who are not properly wearing their mask. The weight will also be checked at the Lido, and may

    light up screens saying "No Buffet for you Porkchop." In the MDR the waiter will be advised to pull a face when people who should not have dessert try to order.

     

     

    Before you call Carnival with a yackiety-yack, I'm just kidding.

     

    Just read this...THANK YOU!!!!! We love levity...and you held it off just long enough in the passage to keep reading and then go "OHHH!!!!". Wonderful!

  7. 6 minutes ago, brilliantseas said:

     

    The app has a selection box that says "Seat me at a shared table." It is unchecked by default, but you can select it if you would like to share a table with others. Otherwise, you'll be seated at a 2 or 4-top by yourself. 

     

    The tables aren't assigned by computer; the app just acts as the hostesses used to act in checking you in and giving you a buzzer. The hostess just sees your name and party size populate on the list and they assign you a table. The app then acts as your buzzer. 

     

    The same applies to parties of all sizes for breakfast and lunch - you check in on the app and will be seated at your own table unless you specify that you'd like to share a table with others. 

     

    If you prefer a certain table location or wait staff, you can request it by checking in with the hostess at the entrance instead of using the app. They will accommodate you if they aren't on a wait. 

    Thanks!!! You are so attentive!

     

    One last and maybe important question that no one [I think?] has asked:

     

    Do they provide masks? 

     

    Of course I am bringing some....but how many....hmmm...Howard

  8. Question for you about your tables in the MDR as you are solo and I will also be solo on the December 19th sailing.

    You said your table is assigned on the app?  Where you usually located as a single? I like sitting on the upper level by the inside rail overlooking the main floor at dinner, but by a window for daytime dinning. Can I request that if I don't like the table the computer has selected for me?

     

    Totally enjoying your live review!!!

     

    Howard 

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