smokeybandit

The only rooms left unsold are the covid jail rooms that I can't imagine RC will keep around too much longer, if they even still have them.

As anyone who has cruised knows, it's very, very difficult to fall off a balcony for an adult, none the less a two year old.

Use it as an opportunity to test your dog, pet fish or that apple in the fruit basket that's turning brown.

"Formal night" is now "hey here's a chance to dress up and get photos taken before or after your meal" night. Wear what you want (without looking like you came right from the pool)

Definitely not.

It's not that high. It was artificially high in 2020 due to covid. It's usually around 45%

Lots of people don't think it's worth it. But plenty of people do.

Other than Bermuda/Canada, they are essentially not required now since there's no verification of the test.

Not even close to being true, but carry on. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm

You don't need to contact special needs for gluten free. That diet can easily be accommodated just by visiting the MDR when you board and speaking with the head waiter to note you needs on your dining profile and just remind your waiter when you eat on the first night. Windjammer will have a GF section. And never hesitate to ask if there's something you don't see (like GF bread). They have it.

The rules changed. What was now 12+ for vaccines is suddenly 5+

Or scan your set sail pass barcode

The woman must have (very innocently and most certainly not intentionally) been doing something while swimming that set off the shark. Shark's don't just randomly attack. Talk about wrong place, wrong time.

As formal or informal as you want it to be

I don't think RC uses any port there other than the World Cruise Center.

The best time to buy is when you've decided on a cruise and you're ready to book

That's not necessarily true https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Atlantic_Tracks

Earl is supposed to be long gone by Saturday

Plus if you book a suite, you'll never want to book anything but again

Just fly right over top unless it's a major hurricane which reaches into the cruising altitudes, then fly around

When there are young kids in the MDR, I always hope there's no dinning to interrupt dining.

Based on the reviews it has gotten, I'm not sure they'd want to have it.

Voyager is not an outdated ship.

It's basically no different than it was pre-covid, just now people feel compelled to get tested than just say "oh I got a cold, oh well"

Two tables of 10 plus 2 other tables seems too much for a standard waiter duo to handle