once on board you can inquire about a waitlist, we decided one night to try the teppanyaki, stopped by around 5 asked if there was space for 2 sometime that night, she said that she would put us down and let us know. Turns out they had a late cancellation and we received a notification thru the hub app confirming our reservation.
Have you seen RCI Icon of the Seas... Massive ship, 250,000 gross tons, 1,200 feet long, 20 decks, 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew that's 9,950 max capacity. I can only imagine 8000+ people trying to get on or off in port...
When I tried to upgrade ours I had to talk to 5 different people. First person told me the upgrade was going to cost me $3300, I said its supposed to be $25 per person per day thats only $250, second person said it was going to cost $752, I again said we already have plus and just wanted to pay the $25 to upgrade. Got no where there either, finally I got thru to someone who quoted me $258.80 the correct upgrade price so I said lets do it. Then I get transferred to billing to make my payment and they tell me I owe $758...... not only was that wrong it also screwed up my booking by kicking out my Casino rate and Free play. Took 2 days and 3 other people to get my original offers and promos back. Now I'm back to square one and still have no upgrade.. I'm also a little hesitant to try and upgrade again for fear I'll end up with a screwed up booking again, plus we leave in 14 days. I wish we could upgrade on board or thru the cruise personalizer
Say what you want, I've never had anyone complain or wrinkle their nose to a $2 bill, hell by the 3rd day in the casino they were all looking for me saying $2 bills were lucky. $2 bills are legal US currency why would they not be able to use them in port?