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  1. 1 hour ago, Sancho_proudfoot said:

     

    Of course they already do. I have encountered deep cleaning, steam cleaning and complete carpet replacement on RCL ships. I have also seen sofas and armchairs being manhandled out of cabins, with new plastic-wrapped replacements waiting in the corridor.

     

    As has frequently been said, if you go aboard looking for problems (a bit of rust, a clouded window a mark on a carpet)  you will find them, its self fulfilling.

     

    Happy hunting. I am going onboard to thoroughly enjoy my cruise, on a great ship, staffed by great people who will attend to my every whim with a smile, who will serve me delicious food, and l will have 4 other members of my famly around me.  Naysayers wont ever discourage me. I'm a "glass half full" kinda guy.

    on RCI you have to be a half full guy, because they always fall short

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  2. 48 minutes ago, little britain said:

    You really are determined to find fault before you set foot on board aren't you?

    You have seen pics of the blown glass windows - you cannot miss one as you leave the WJ - will this be replaced over the next few weeks - I doubt it very much - will it ruin your cruise - No.

    just looking for an accurate picture of the ship condition as my sail time gets closer.....I sail in dec. so maybe once it gets to USA they will fix and shine everything

  3. 10 minutes ago, kruzerci said:

    We are booked for 9 nights in December and I am not concerned. That thread states that most of the issues have been addressed later in the thread. 

     

    We were on Explorer in 12/2013 right before her last major drydock and the comments on here were in line with these. We were very pleasantly surprised when we boarded. 

    we're doing a 9 night this dec too..12/13..are you on that one?

  4. 44 minutes ago, Andy C said:

     

    Funny you should bring that up... Our 5 year old asked to go on a cruise again so I was eyeballing a couple of Symphony sailings in late summer.  The second my wife got wind of it she shot the idea down with a howitzer.  

     

    The only reason we are doing the December sailing is because I put a non-refundable deposit down up in SL with Next Cruise after several martinis.  As far as my wife is concerned that will be it for us as it relates to RCI.  The experience of Pinnacle season sailing, competing for space and attention from the staff with NSPPs and crap food put the proverbial nail in the coffin for us.  

     

    That live review is going to be extra special...

     

    Image result for howitzer

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  5. 30 minutes ago, scottraveller said:

    I was on her a couple of weeks ago and it was as fab as usual. I didn’t even notice any real maintenance issues whatsoever and just concentrated on having a brilliant break.  No point in being consumed by negativity. You pay a lot of money for a cruise so why not just enjoy it 😎😎😎

    when you pay a lot of money to cruise, you want a ship that is great shape...not misted windows and hot tubs that need maintenance IMO

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  6. 2 hours ago, Thorben-Hendrik said:

    So you think the HD or captain does not know what his pooldeck looks like?🤔😱

    They need pictures?🙄

    I'm sure they know...but it is different when a passenger shows them pictures and they know you are posting it....they may address it when it comes back into port...not fixed for your cruise...but they may give you 20% of your fare back towards a new booked cruise

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  7. 5 hours ago, cruisekap said:

    Ok.  So I am booked on Explorer in October.  I will have to ignore the obvious maintenance issues as I can't rebook something else now as I have flights etc. already booked.

     

      What was the service and food like?  I assume the was normal Royal offerings.

    please do a live report thread  with pictures when you sail..thanks

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