I paid $79 for it in 2021. And $79 is about the max I'd ever pay for it again in the future.
Nice lunch (but not $79 nice) and upgraded beach furniture. That's about it.
My wife tried it once to relieve some medically-related chronic pain. It led to her finding an acupuncture person at home for quite a while with good success.
It wouldn't help you on a cruise ship, but a lot of microbreweries put Brewer's Clarex in the beer which removes most of the gluten, and many Celiac sufferers can tolerate it.
That verbiage has always been there for European cruises.
At the time (I don't know if any countries still do) you couldn't enter some countries without additional testing if you weren't up to date, but you were still allowed on the cruise just by being fully vaccinated.
I think you got a bad waiter.
RC is well known for being a safe haven for those with food allergies. I can't imagine they're going to throw all that away.
I just went and priced a Disney cruise that is the same cabin class (suite), length and dates as an RC cruise I have booked in July.
RC price: $5,400
Disney price: $16,000