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Thanks for he link, Bob. That is interesting as it lists the dimensions of a king. Guess I won't worry about it!

Do they still have the bidets? But I guess those are back in vogue now...

Thank you all for the prompt answer. We haven't had an OS on an Explorer class ship. I was just surprised to see the queen bed listed.

Do the Owner's Suites on Explorer really have just Queen size beds? What is the layout?

Thanks

What an awful way to start a cruise! Did you ever figure out where things went wrong?

We were once identified incorrectly on a cruise, but in a good way. It started with lavish, beautifully wrapped gifts in our cabin. Everyone, and I mean everyone, knew us by name. Champagne (complimentary) every time we sat down. Casino credits, officer luncheons, private parties...wow! We were resting at a bar one afternoon and told the bartender our story of over pampering. He said "it's because you are major stockholders!" Well, that explains a lot, we answered. We didn't let on that we only owned 100 shares! It was quite a cruise but I bet the real major stockholders felt snubbed!

This all very good information! Some great ideas to streamline the paper shuffle.

Thanks!

Thanks for your prompt replies!

Guess I will print them out to be safe. I was just trying to save some ink and paper.

Do I need to print out the documents for my upcoming cruise on RCL? It just looks like a lot of advertising and information. I do not see anything that requires a signature or might be needed at the pier. I did the online check in and printed out my SetSail pass.

I haven't cruised in a while and things have changed!

I use an O2 concentrator and I just got kicked out of my seat on a round trip flight to Hawaii.

I had booked the first row of first class on a Boeing 737-800. New rules say the "bulkhead seats" are deemed exit rows and you must be physically able to assist in an emergency. News to me. Also, there is nowhere to store the concentrator for take off and landings (I thought they could store it in the coat closet right in front of me). After a bunch of hassle that included a real long look at my papers, I was moved to the back row of first class which are yucky seats in my opinion.

I was also told that I must book window seats. Guess the air tube is a tripping hazard.

I hope I don't have as much trouble on a cruise!