So many factors.
Using a non-bank ATM will likely get you a bad or forced exchange rate. If you are going to use a foreign ATM, use a bank ATM. I recommend getting it done when you arrive a day early. Finding an ATM without Internet access on an excursion can be very difficult. ATM fees could be $5 at the foreign ATM and $5 at your bank.
If you pay for an ATM transaction, a 5-cent difference in the exchange rate is only $10 for 200 euros.
I agree you should probably get your Euros before you travel so you have cab money when you arrive.
My advice. You probably won't need more than 200 Euros if you use a CC (without a foreign transaction fee) for incidentals on excursions.
My bottom line is that I don't sweat the exchange rate for 200 of any foreign currency.
Probably a poor choice of words.
Getting transportation and driving round trip will probably cost you 2 hours total. I'm just trying to discourage a roll-your-own.
If it is on her account as pending, it just means RCI has not settled the transaction. It wasn't declined, but if RCI thinks it was, have your TA resubmit the payment ASAP.
If it shows up on your CC twice, it's a straightforward dispute with your bank as a duplicate transaction.
Chill Island is somewhat quiet unless someone brings their Bluetooth speaker. Cabanas have the same problem and I'm not paying $1,000+. The new adult beach will have a DJ.
And obviously, if someone is flying a banner no one is safe from noise.
They can't do anything at the terminal. It would be best if you went to Guest Services on the ship on Day 2.
And I agree don't tell them. Could also be KSF impacted the prices.
There won't be any Express Boarding if the ship isn't boarding. You'll be in the same chairs as everyone else at the Terminal.
IMHO, this probably won't save you more than a few minutes. I think RCI is trying to incent you to scan your passport and take your picture so the pier agents don't have to.
You need to put your phone in Airplane mode, sign on to the Voom internet, and turn on Wifi calling. There is no charge from your cellphone provider, just RCI to pay for Internet access.