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  1. not-enough-cruising
    Not at all an accurate definition of asymptomatic
  2. not-enough-cruising
    Smoothies are covered with refreshment package. If you opt for a protein or vitamin powder, there is a charge for that.
  3. not-enough-cruising
    If embarking after Sept 5, correct
  4. not-enough-cruising
    No
  5. not-enough-cruising
    And I am saying they can charge the fee even if THEY don’t open the bottle. I have NEVER been charged the fee on Royal, but opening the bottle in your room doesn’t make you immune to the possibility.
  6. not-enough-cruising
    Opening the bottle yourself VS the staff opening the bottle has nothing to do with corkage fee. Corkage is to reclaim lost revenue for not being able to sell you the alcohol
  7. not-enough-cruising
    I sit in those chairs at around 9:00
  8. not-enough-cruising
    You need to bring your Vaccination card to show you don’t need to test.
  9. not-enough-cruising
    Drinks purchased yes (like most ports) Drinks on a package, no
  10. not-enough-cruising
    I wouldn’t consider it a “set 3 course menu” It is exactly like dining at a land based restaurant, a full menu that you pick and choose from. Appetizer, Soup/Salad, Entree, Desert.
  11. not-enough-cruising
    Has nothing to do with blue laws, it’s a tax issue. In Texas waters you have to serve alcohol that has been taxed in Texas. The only “limit” to what they can serve, is what the cruise lines want to pay tax on.
  12. not-enough-cruising
    My wife (vegetarian) and daughter (vegan) have never been overly impressed with the options; in their words, the menu tries too hard to be more than it is. Odd combinations, spice combinations that don’t quite hit the mark, and an overall lack of options.
  13. not-enough-cruising
    An extra $40 to avoid the shuttle cattle cars is OK with me
  14. not-enough-cruising
    I have the North lot booked for February Allure, it was in the $150 range for 7 days. A little more than down the street, but well worth it to me to be so close to the terminal, eliminate shuttles, and avoid walking over the railroad tracks with luggage.
  15. not-enough-cruising
    Just get a shot of Baileys and take back to room? Awesome idea
  16. not-enough-cruising
    credits on your sea pass card
  17. not-enough-cruising
    The new drink voucher system is one of the BEST things to come out of the pandemic; a close second is the E-Muster process
  18. not-enough-cruising
    Texas embarkations allow the use of your drink package immediately, there are a few brands that aren't available until the ship is in international waters (around dinner time) but that is it. I can't speak to New York
  19. not-enough-cruising
    None of which cover the Caribbean
  20. not-enough-cruising
    two words TRAVEL AGENT
  21. not-enough-cruising
    They won’t do ANYTHING that jeopardizes the nearly $600,000 (based on Oasis class ship), per ship, per week, tax free payroll assistance plan they have going
  22. not-enough-cruising
    Wonder how many would sail a different line that didn’t require one to jump through hoops?
  23. not-enough-cruising
    Thank you for proving my point optional, at my discretion port fees - can’t be removed - cost of cruising taxes - can’t be removed - cost of cruising bar tip - can’t be removed - cost of cruising daily automatic gratuity - can be removed - not a cost of cruising
  24. not-enough-cruising
    LOL!! OK
  25. not-enough-cruising
    You are completely discounting the fact that the cruise line allows for no questions asked removal of the automatic gratuity. This SCREAMS “optional policy”
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