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I think I heard it all. Remember when people we just happy to take a cruise instead of being their entire house and rearranging their cabins 😆

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It’s very similar to the dinner menu. You can see the menu on the app.

Just pack your chips along with your rice cooker, juicer, blender, inflatable bed, pillows and microwave. 😆

We’ve never had a problem with the $20pp for Playmakers. You can go multiple days.

Labadee is fine and very safe, RC would not stop if it wasn’t. It’s a secured area with guards. Been there many times and will be there in November and January.

We were on Brilliance in May and did not have a problem with the once a day cabin service. Our cabin stewart came around 11am every day we had no problems. We are not in our cabin much anyway. if we needed additional towels or ice they would bring it. Go and enjoy your vacation.

Nice to know but we never watch much tv on a cruise.

We had the Spacious OV Balcony on the Navigator in February and it really was only about 5 SF larger, you really don’t get that much room. We always Royal Up but if we don’t get it it’s ok, since we are not in our cabin much.

Jamie’s, Hooked, Izumi and Chops are open for lunch on sea days. I think Jamie’s or Hooked was open on embarkation when we were on in January. Book all your reservations as soon as you board or close enough to get the ships Wi-Fi. You get $20 per person per day at Playmakers and Johnny Rockets. If you go over that then you pay the difference. The JR on Navigator is different, it’s just a counter you order and then go find a seat near the pool. Izumi you have $39.99 for the prix fixed menu.

There are booths near the dock and we booked the Mendenhall glacier there. The tram was near the port as well. There are shuttle buses that pick you up near your ship and will drop you off near the booths to book excursions.

When we get the UDP we always tip for lunch and dinner. Depends on the service how much we tip. We usually get some great service and usually request them when we return.

Here’s an article: https://www.cruisehive.com/royal-caribbean-changes-deposit-requirements-for-suites/101990#

We paid for the Blue Bus to take us to Mendenhall Glacier and it runs every 20-30 minutes. It was great. We also did the tram to the top. It was still snowy and the trails were muddy but it was fun as well.

We have T-Mobile and we had reception in the ports. Juneau was the best with 5G but Sitka and Skagway were 3G and extremely slow.