neverbeenhere

Not quite the way it worked. At a point in time Royal “gave” an adjustment to Celebrity cruisers. -or at least this is what happened to us. When the 2011 points conversion happened on Royal, we had five credited cruise credits with only one actual cruise. Thus four credit adjustment.

The average cruise passenger doesn’t even know that there is a library on the ship. If you want more safety send the teen to the R Bar. No one at it while the ship in port, except for staff. (No this is not a joke)

Dog house is quite good, but I’d go with Giovanni’s.

I hope they hit AARP at a discount soon.

Medal winner on our last Royal cruise. We gave them to a couple children on the ship,

I'll shut up for the Cap'n, but not for the cruise director. Sorry.

The view was a bit weather beaten last time we were on, but still a good view.

The famous seer and soothsayer says: "You will be getting a Boardwalk Balcony."

Those precious Royal pool towels are worth millions per towel. Our steward has given us towels to use in our suites since before the pandemic. (Maybe we asked for them, I really don't remember)

It will almost always be too hot to handle.

PIZZA!!!!!

As stated, if you are going to cruise to Alaska, you want Glacier Bay included. Also, ships out of Vancouver are better than out of Seattle. We’ve been many, many times on various lines. But for one timers, the above advice is mandatory. Also, I would want the big three on the cruise… Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway.

All consumed water comes from the same system. The excess sodium comes from the cooking, as they use a lot of salt in their cooking.

cruise lines use either reverse osmosis processes or steam evaporation to desalinate water (remove the salt content) before adding chlorine and minerals to make it safe for consumption.

That man is very smart!!!

Sorry, I read that as: As in Texas, we have no state income tax...

My flights are frequently affected, I book a new flight. If the OP lives in Israel that is a totally different issue, but I don't read that.

From a really old cc post. AD Adventure of the Seas 2. BR Brilliance of the Seas 3. EN Enchantment of the Seas 4. EX Explorer of the Seas 5. FR Freedom of the Seas 6. GR Grandeur of the Seas 7. ID Independence of the Seas 8. JW Jewel of the Seas 9. LG Legend of the Seas 10. LB Liberty of the Seas 11. MJ Majesty of the Seas 12. MA Mariner of the Seas 13. MN Monarch of the Seas 14. NV Navigator of the Seas 15. OA Oasis of the Seas 16. RD Radiance of the Seas 17. RH Rhapsody of the Seas 18. SR Serenade of the Seas 19. SP Splendour of the Seas 20. VI Vision of the Seas 21. VY Voyager of the Seas

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/386-florida-departures/

Nov 1 - Alaska (OV, AN, RD, GR) Nov 8 - Europe (AL, OY, ID, EX, VY, BR) Nov 15 - 7N Caribbean (HM, OA, AD, ID, SR, BR, RD, RH, GR) Dec 5 - Star (Icon 2) Feb 14 - Short Caribbean and LAX (UT, WN, AN, LB, FR, MA, NV, AD, JW) Feb 14 - Northeast (SY, OY, LB, VI) Feb 21 - Other Caribbean (SY AL, EX, JW)

I would expect more trick than treat this year.

Depending on how you look at it, either 165 or 525.

No worries. Get up really early and stand in line, be the first off the ship. Straight to a taxi… boom you’re there. Savings gone, so next time you’ll fly to Miami. 😃

Yes, cooking staff or corporate don’t understand that vegetarian and vegan portions need to be larger, not smaller. V/V folks aren’t on a weight loss diet. The calories provided by most v/v entrees are not sufficient with the size they provide. Especially with the options for other courses being limited.

Sorry, doghog There is no DL left, only CL.