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10 yrs and counting. Sooner the better.

10 yrs and counting.

Yes!

The Escape room on Wonder. Are they ever going to build it or not? Note: Not talking about the makeshift games and puzzles thing they put in it's place. I'm talking about the proper as advertised submarine themed Escape Room they were supposed to have on Wonder. Any info would be great. Thanks.

No I said need to be at the gate no later then 2 hours after arriving at airport. So if I get to the airport at 9am, I need to be at the gate at 11am. Technically 11:15am. Must be at gate 30 min before flight.

Ok, an addendum I didn't realize would potentially pose a problem. One of us getting tsa pre check had a DUI (misdemeanor) 1st and only from 2015 to which a deal was made of $500 fine and 2 days community service and 1 year suspension of license. All I can find is sites saying if under 10 years, they may not be approved. It's $85 each and if one doesn't get approved, the rest will all wait on regular long line anyway. Is it worth all applying? Does anyone have experience with this situation? Get turned down? Approved? Side note: Cruise is Not to Canada. Mexico/Bahamas.

What kind of time saving, luck, experience etc, have you had with pre check? What airports are a must for it? What besides not taking off your belt is a plus? Stories, details, etc welcome. Need to be at gate no later then 2 hours after arriving at airport.

I think this sums it up perfectly.

Yes. I think Royal Caribbean was a mistake. I don't think this crowd is for me. I'm stuck with it now, but never again.

For what it's worth I'm probably more police with these things then I came off. I would be the first to have staff remove stuff for me to use, now I know that's a thing. But I would feel terrible if someone who can't walk barefoot like me and needs special sneakers came out of the water 5 minutes later looking for there shoes. But I do the same thing at the laundromat all the time. People put stuff in the big machines and leave for hours. I'm the first to have staff remove there stuff. I do check out who is sitting in the waiting area first and the bathroom. Just in case they are around. I just think there is a line not to cross. For people maybe 5 feet away who just walked away before you showed up. Is trying to be fair in case that is the situation so wrong before taking that next step? And I do this at laundry all the time, so I get it. But I still feel bad if I'm wrong and machine just stopped, that's why I give it 5 min and look around first.

And Thank you. Genuinely. Very much.

Is that what a chair is for! Thank you so much.

Thank you. This information is very helpful. Did anyone notice after the official information on 30 minutes was put up, people were still posting things saying it should be 10 to 15 minutes. I'm fine with going back every 30. But even after this was posted someone had to say 10 to 15. Like you said "we all have opinions", but I was never asking them for there opinions. Just wanted to know the rules and where stuff goes after. I did say from the start it would become a s#%/ show. And it did. And I'm 100% sure more then half think I'm not even really gonna be within feet of my seat. Because it's like you have to think the worst of people around here. My trip is not refundable, but I am no longer looking forward to it at all.

I'm fine with going back every 30 min and checking in with my chair, stuff, etc. But if you just happen to miss me, don't assume I'm not around. Some of us do actually hang out all day in that area (pool to chair). Do any of you leave your stuff on chair when swimming, getting another drink, etc? I don't think you can compare that to someone who isn't even outside.

And no i believe people who are swimming are using the chair because they are "there in the room" if you will. I get it. Eating, basically doing anything on another deck etc really isn't there using that particular facility. Maybe it's time for lockers for the rest. Or maybe get out of water periodically, sit in chair, and go a little. Mark your spot. And no I'm not kidding. And I've noticed every time someone has attitude some of you say the same thing about not liking answers. It's your get out of jail for being rude card.

So let's try this again. If your swimming and all your stuff is removed by staff. Do they dump it in the trash? Or do they have a spot you can go to, to collect your personal belongings that were moved? ( An honest question as this is not a problem on Disney ships ).

Ok, legit question here. (Don't slam me). I'm someone who puts my stuff on a chair and then spend hours at a time in the water. If your actually in the water, you are using the chair because you are present at that time. Also over 50 so go to bathroom a lot. Do people and crew removing towels look to see if anyone is in pool or hot tub first? Also, what happens to shoes, bags, and room cards? (The stuff I leave on my seat). Just concerned about not having to have a seat in view of pool. Oh I should add I'm a spend all day at the pool person. Inside cabin so when I'm on deck and out in fresh air I'm all day.

Royal Caribbean has one of the worst apps/sites of any business I've ever seen. I've had several problems over the past few months. They need a major overhaul.

Just check the porter at dock put the right cabin number, name, etc whatever. Then give them a few bucks and your fine. It's what we did in the stone age before printable tags. Lol. (But I always check the info they put. I do the same at airport with code and flight number, just in case)

I keep those individual wet ones with me at all times. Even after washing my hands I still use one before I touch food in a restaurant. Planning on doing same after touching buffet tongs on ship.

Just to clarify. Are we talking 1 bad test out of a box of 3 or 6 depending on size? Or every test in the box being no good?

OMG! I've done Disney too many times. This is going to be culture shock! I always use 2 at a time. Will they let each person even have 2?

Ok, rather then start new thread I'll just ask here. Pool towels in general. On other lines you just take from bin on top deck. Royal is different? Haven't done Royal in 18 yrs. Pool and beach, what is the deal?

No, not at all. Just depends on how you want to look in photos. Most people online for pictures on a formal night will be dressed up. I would have photos taken on another day if you feel underdressed. They ain't free, so they don't care what you have on. Other times usually have a more casual backdrop for photo. But it's entirely up to you. What you have on, when you want to do a photo. All your call.

No was just wondering about getting lobster in the Windjammer on a formal night. We won't go to the main dinning room on a formal night. Not planning on dressing up for those nights