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End of 2024.

I pulled this off a search. The Royal Beach Club Cozumel will feature swim-up bars, relaxation and family pools, restaurant with bar and lounge, private cabanas, street market, snorkeling, kayaking, hands-on experiences like tequila tastings and cooking classes, and more. More details about Royal Beach Club Cozumel will be revealed in the coming months. Royal Caribbean Beach Club Paradise Island opens in 2025. The new Antigua Beach Club development will take place on a beachfront area near Fort James that is around half a mile long. Supposed to start construction end of 2024.

Wonder where they are going to put this.

We are actually going to be there April 9th. If no one responds, I would be more then happy to share the location.

Just a suggestion. Get the metal hooks from Amazon. Wash bathing suit in shower with you and wring out. Dry yourself off. Place bathing suit in used towel and roll up as if making a stromboli or crescent roll. Walk on top of rolled up towel to get rid of excess water. let it dry in towel as you do post bath routine. Then unroll and place on metallic hook that is on the ceiling (not the wall). Will be dry by the morning. We have done this for our gym clothes and our bathing suits for 2 years of cruises. Works better than a clothesline.

Shoreexcursioneer.com used to offer a combo of this. We actually really liked it. We were in Juneau 9a to 9p. In the morning we made our way on our own to Mendenhall and explored the area. Then we went back to the port. We met up with our excursion at I believe 1 or 2pm. They first took us to whale watching then over to the salmon bake. I was a little disappointed with the whale watching because I had thought naively that the boat was close to the whales. I truthfully didn't realize a distance has to be maintained in the US. In the canary Islands, the boats are literally next to the whales. Still was pretty good. The whole excursion was 5 hours.

Thank you. Can you elaborate a little more?

Yes. I actually just did it for a flight to New Orleans from Philadelphia.

You actually answered a post from a year ago?

We once put ours in the hallway for the cruise when we were in our cabin for the night the entire cruise. No, I don't recommend this even though the speed was fantastic. My husband did it. I was the worrywart saying I don't think this is a good idea. We also did what you have here for adjoining cabins on Carnival.

Doc Brown may have a train that can push the ship.

I don't like either as they both affect me. Perfume more so as people usually smoke outside and I don't really notice it as much as it seems as if more people vape nowadays.

I have to laugh sometimes reading these posts commenting about this loyalty perk or that. I'm going on a 13 day Sydney to Tahiti cruise on NCL in 8 days and this unfortunately is only our 2nd cruise with NCL so we are in an inside with no loyalty perks. We do have the drink package, but oh how I would love the priority tender and the laundry!

Yes. Read what I posted. Both are annoying. One definitely more hazardous then the other.

The laundry!

And I'm sure no one checked or cared. It's a small tour.

They are both annoying. One definitely more hazardous then the other.

Does the ship go at 88 MPH?

We have had messages left. Not daily. Just 1x a cruise.

Messages were left for us.

Using our example we have been called on our cruises by at least day 4. We are D+. We got calls when in an inside, balcony, JS, GS.

unfortunately the one night, none of us had our phones handy as we wanted a phone free dinner. My husband had to run back to the cabin for his. So yes, on that ship, we needed it.

This works very well and we enjoyed it on the Magic with our kids. But remember you have the diehards on here that lock their phones if they have them in their safes or they leave their phones at home purposely. They refuse to use bar codes to check in. Can you imagine them checking in to eat? The comments would be worse than shorts in the dining room or chair hogs.

We get called as well. We are WJ dinner eaters or less and less now Specialty dining. We are tired and sometimes just don't feel like sitting making small talk or being friends with our waiter. Plus the specialty dining just drags at times and can be longer than land restaurants. I did not like when WJ was closed for dinner during covid and we had to either pay for specialty or stand with masks on in line waiting to be seated in MDR. Which was slow.

My favorite are the FB groups which always has people who sell this stuff. Or the people who have check lists recommending items such as lanyards, over the door shoe rack, ducks, towels once, pens, travel coffee mugs...etc... We don't like to pack a lot as we like buying treasures from the islands so we hate useless novelty gimmicks. Plus one of our suitcases carries our snorkeling gear, snorkel bags, portable tent and chairs and husband's free diving fins. So since we cruise primarily for the islands and our water adventures, we don't usually go overboard with the knickknacks and formal evening wear. The only thing I have used repeatedly since they came out is the metal hooks. And I use them correctly on the ceiling to dry clothes thanks to a CC poster who posted the best way to use these when washing clothes in the sink or shower and it works better than any clothesline in the cabin. We have 20 of them and use them all. I think we got them in 2021.