Merion_Mom

Simply: NO.

Yes, system-wide outage.

Overview Introducing The Key, your premier access to exclusive experiences during your vacation. Start your cruise worry-free with priority access into the terminal within your booked arrival time. Once onboard, enjoy a personal drop-off service that delivers your carry-on bags directly to your stateroom. Follow this up with an exclusive welcome lunch featuring the Chops Grille Lunch menu. Fit more into your vacation than ever before with private time at onboard activities, including Rock Climbing, FlowRider and more. Start your day off right with priority departure from ship-to-shore at tender ports of call. Then score VIP seating for our onboard shows. Share it all in real time with a VOOM® Surf & Stream 1 Device high speed internet package. End your adventure at your own pace with an exclusive à la carte breakfast and choice departure. What's Included Priority access into the terminal (within booked arrival time) on Day 1. Carry-on bag drop off and delivery to stateroom. Drop-off your carry-on bags in the Main Dining Room until 1:30pm. Exclusive welcome lunch in the Main Dining Room featuring the Chops Grille Lunch menu. Private time at onboard activities including Rock Climbing, FlowRider and more. Priority departure at tender ports of call from ship-to-shore. Seats in the exclusive VIP seating section at shows in the Main Theatre, Aqua Theater, Studio B and Two70 (reservation is needed). VOOM ® Surf & Stream 1 Device high speed internet. On debarkation day, enjoy an exclusive à la carte breakfast and choice departure. Important details and advisements When you receive your SeaPass card, it will have an icon confirming your purchase of The Key. The Key must be purchased prior to sailing by each guest age 6 or older assigned to the same stateroom. These benefits are a part of our healthy return to service, and as such, they are subject to change.

Only ONCE did I not get it back, and that was about five years ago.

I am not discounting your experience, but you were on Carnival. Surprisingly, the answer is not always the same for different cruise lines. For example, out of Baltimore, Carnival opens the casino earlier than RC, because Carnival has made the decision to pay Maryland blackmail, and RC has not. I don't know if any of that applies to New Orleans. 🙂 Royal Caribbean hasn't cruised out of NOLA in a few years. The first "return to NOLA" cruise embarks next Friday. hoosier sailor is the best offer of information. 🙂

It can be cancelled on board.

And did you make Windjammer reservations?

No.

Just call. 800-526-9723

November 23, 2022

You are usually SO GOOD with accurate information. It has been 45 days for a looooooooong time now. (and there is no assurance that you will receive notification from RC)

You brought in other afflictions.

I had an analogous situation. (though sort of in reverse) There was compensation given for a cruise cut short. Since I was primary on the reservation, the balcony discount was listed on MY line of the invoice, thus making it look like I paid less. They gave me smaller compensation. I raised the issue with RC, and my compensation was recalculated. Perhaps you should try again. 🙂

It has long been their policy when they quarantine you for norovirus that you are, indeed, compensated on a per diem basis.

Where did they put it?

Zombies in tuxedos!

I could see my account on my first ever cruise - Explorer 2002. The only ships that didn't have this function were Sovereign class and Vision class. (and Empress, of course) I understand that they want everyone to migrate to the app, but I can't believe that they would disable an existing function. 😮

Highly unlikely. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have eaten dinner at Wonderland four times (I think that's the right number) on three different ships. I enjoyed each meal, and would do it again. So there. Now you know someone who has been more than once. 🙂

The preferred method is through the Royal Caribbean app. (available on the app store and google play). If you can't or won't do that, there will be a kiosk when you board where they can help you. They can also help at Guest Services, but the app really is the way to go.

There are soooooooooooooooo many posts I would like to quote, but there's a limit, so I'll just plunge right in. Um, guys, they aren't sending the rest of the fleet to the bottom of the ocean or to the ship graveyard in Turkey. You can still choose to cruise on another ship. No need to fear the Icon of the Seas. It won't bite you, particularly if you aren't on it. No one will cry. No one will mourn. Just go about your business as you see it.

Well, they are all connecting cabins, so that is less than optimal. But it levels the playing field, at least. I will ALWAYS select Deck 4 instead of Deck 3. I would take 4540.

Eastern, yes. Western, 2.

A few weeks ago, on the Oasis, when my cabin steward introduced himself, one of the things I asked for was a paper Cruise Compass every day. He said, "It's in your profile; Day 1 is on the bed." (I hadn't seen it). When I mentioned it to a friend, I said that it was interesting that they kept a file of personal preferences. My friend laughed and said, "They look at your age, see that you are old, and assume that you want the paper Compass."