smokeybandit

Liberty's outdoor TV won't be fixed until a dry dock so it can be completely replaced

What port(s)?

1) Middle of the pack 2) Small, older, but still charming and popular ship 3) Cabins are of similar sizes across the major cruise lines 4) You'd have access to anywhere except lounges reserved for suites and "frequent flyer" status passengers 5) Seas are generally calm 6) The drink package is a deal if you can drink enough per day (from $8 for a beer to $14 for mixed drinks) to match the daily cost. 7) For a first time RC cruiser? No other upgrades are worth it

Fridges are 50-55 degrees, depending on the model

Fridges are empty in most suites, too. Only Star class suites on Oasis/Anthem class ships

Ships turn off Cellular at Sea 9-12 miles from shore, so you're fine.

Yes you can use your vouchers for others.

I'm not sure you'd want to pack 247 pairs of underwear for the world cruise though

People like to complain on message boards. You'll have a good time.

4 sea days just to go to Coco Cay? Pass.

Best how? Biggest? Best layout? Best location on the ship?

https://electrotechnical-officer.com/all-about-power-supply-on-ship/

I'm still trying to figure out how not letting D+ into a CL increases RC's profits or somehow saves them money.

I also got a similar email that said that only Pinnacles and Suites were allowed to board the ship at all!

$1-$3 per game if I remember.

Anyone with a cell phone has an alarm clock

1) Lobster night 2) Lobster night 3) Lobster night 4) Lobster night 5) Unlimited dining packages

Rhapsody is doing the Panama Canal on 7-day cruises at the start of 2024

Like many rules on a ship, it's not an RC rule but a rule based on some international restriction or standard.

This is why you always confirm what was booked before you hang up the first time

I didn't get any such email

If you want to pick seats prior to final payment/full ticketing of the flight, Air2Sea needs to do it.

Then you may not have any seats selected. I assume you have the AA confirmation number (Air2Sea will have its own, too), then you can go add it to your AA.com profile ( it won't be there by default)

Air2Sea doesn't necessarily pick seats for you. I've had some agents ask what seat and I've had some just pick random seats.

Yes, you can see your reservation in your AA account, however if the reservation isn't yet ticketed, you may not be able to pick seats yourself. You'd have to have Air2Sea do it.