smokeybandit

The muster stations are based on location with no regard to them being connecting rooms. Now, why would RC place connecting rooms that span muster stations? That's a different question to ask.

You shouldn't cut them in half due to how the medication is stored inside.

The only way to prevent covid on a ship is to not go on a ship at all. Just go and enjoy yourself.

This really should not be high on your concern list

I doubt you get any protocol guidance tomorrow since it's an investor call, not a passenger call. Maybe some hints, but that's about it.

Three wise men shot.

If your check-in is past 2pm, I'd carry luggage on board.

I've found that if you order water/soda and you have vouchers available, bartenders will confirm before using a voucher. Surely a YMMV thing though.

You can get a refund anyway https://www.claimcompass.eu/blog/how-to-claim-vat-refund/

Viking Crown

I once made beef stew with cow heart. My wife loved it. Then she found out it was cow heart and said don't ever make it again.

None of the big name lines have said anything, which is a surprise

There's always the dry erase magnet boards

They were Grateful Dead fans so named it after one of their albums

True, but not when there's a "free" three course dinner option already available.

I don't believe RC has restarted these. Likely more due to staffing issues than covid concerns.

IT's a good default beer me (I grew up in PA). I'd never seek it out at a bar, but if someone handed me one, I'd enjoy it. It would be a good cruise ship beer since it'd appeal to the masses but isn't a crappy light beer

The highest level of suite categories on Oasis/Quantum ships

4-7 days.

Some OV are bigger than others.

Canceled by the new Bahamas gov't since they didn't like the inherited contract. RC is still pursuing it though.

I would imagine that's an error since the preceding screen shows $5500 for 2 adults/2 kids

Location/speed/sunrise/sunset/current temp/distance traveled. No real weather forecast. Cruise compass gives a generic forecast for the day and the captain tends to give a weather forecast, too. But it's Alaska so you never know

Oh I have no problem finding a good pour. I just stick to the straight stuff instead. I'll have one mixed drink when I first board, then one or two throughout the week at the end of the night. Actually on Adventure last summer I had a Rock n Rye when I boarded (haven't seen that on a drink menu since). Quite good. Then ordered it again at another bar and realized only one bartender made it right.

No but if I was on that cruise I'd submit a royal up for it since no one in their right mind would pay that much for an outright booking