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Normally we sail in an inside. This time I am looking for a window. Sailing on the Vision and ports of call are Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Colon, Panama; Cartagena, Colombia; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao. To be able to see the locks from the window, which side should I pick? 

I know I would see more if I went up on deck, but my daughter needs a lot of down time and I would like to have a view of them. Please help me decide.  Asking the experts on here. You all are very knowledgeable. Thank you.

For a virtual cruise go to facebook and search Abe Hughes-Royal Caribbean. He has a big following that has been cruising since March 22. We will be boarding on Monday for cruise number 10. We have the compass each day with daily activities and a cruise director chat each night. It is a blast! We even have t-shirts that most cruisers have ordered and are wearing. Join in the fun. 😃

Which low cost off site Port Everglades parking site do you recommend? Why?

I thought about calling to get a faster answer but then I think a paper trail with an answer on paper is what I am really needing. Thank you for the info.

I need the e-mail to  contact the Voyager Club. I cannot find it on the website. Thank you in advance for any help.

6 minutes ago, deepcman said:

I hate to break the bad news to you but shareholder OBC is now $100 for 7-13 days and $250 for 14 days+.

$200 has been totally eliminated.

That is the now rates. The sale of the next cruise certificates was that in the future when you did the booking you would be booking at the OBC that was in  effect when you purchased the certificate. So it should be $200. 

But the idea of the next cruise was that when you used them you were to receive the amounts that were in effect when you purchased them. So with their rules I should receive a booking obc of $200. along with my shareholders of $200. as they were combinable when I purchased. 

At least that is what I understood. Am I wrong?

2 minutes ago, cruisinfanatic said:

I received $200 OBC for a couple cruise in 2010 and early 2011. One was 10 night and the other was 12.

They changed the amount around then. You'll probably have a tough time getting the $200

I thought it was $200 for a 10 + night cruise, but then that was a long time ago and was unable to find anything that told me for sure. Thank you!

49 minutes ago, Host Clarea said:

Oldest I could find is from 2011:

 

http://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/General_Info/11022730_onboard_revenue_NextCruise_offer.pdf

A big Thank You! ☺️

I have a Next Cruise Certificate I purchased back in December 2010. This was back when the Royal Caribbean gave you OBC for bookings. Amount depended on number of nights the booking was for. This OBC was also combinable with your stockholders credit. I am looking at an 11 night sailing. Can anyone shed some light on what these credit amounts would be and if there is anything else that we received when booking back in December 2010?

Anyone have old papers or emails that would shed light on this?

Recently purchased a ring while on the Mariner. Purchased at Milano Diamond Gallery in Nassau. A stone has fallen out of its setting and is lost. Need contact info for the Port and Shopping Agent. Hopefully she can help me out with this. Her name was Erin Illidge if that helps. Thanks for an contact info.

Do you remember which night was the chocolate buffet? Which nights were formal nights?

Thanks to everyone who answered. You guys are the best!

Marie 51, Thank You!

Was hoping to find out before we are on the ship.

Can anyone tell me where this muster station is? Inside or outside? Tried searching for the location, but am not finding any information. Thank you in advance.

3 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Muster stations usually run vertically and contain cabins from one side of the ship so you have the same block of cabins from multiple decks attending the same station.  

 

As your cabins are 5 cabins apart there could be a chance that they are in different muster stations.  If you want to be more certain that they are in the same muster station book the 2 cabins directly across from each other. 

 

There is is no way to tell with absolute certainty unless people who have stayed in both cabins post their locations.

Thank you. I was hoping someone who had stayed in these cabins would see the post and post on their experience. I know it is a long shot but I could not find out this information.

7 hours ago, Biker19 said:

You ask here - I have yet to see anything online where you can find this info. 

Thank you. After having no luck finding an answer that is exactly what I did. lol

Harmony cabins 7688 and 7677, can someone advise if these two cabins would be assigned the same lifeboat. I have tried searching but can not find anything that tells me how they choose which lifeboat a cabin is assigned to. How do you figure this out before your cruise?

1 hour ago, tutzig said:

 

I have seen this and tried to ignore the absolute rudeness tone that you have. But, I'm sorry I cannot.

 

"On a leash on the floor"- IF you were ever to pay attention a service animals, when they are parked under a table or near their owner, the lead/leash is not held at all times. But it appears to me, that you only feel your opinions are what matter.

 

I do hope that you stand up and LOUDLY protest if you are ever seated anywhere near my family. My son requires a guide dog and if you were to ever try and blatantly embarrass yourself while yelling at my son, or my family. I can ensure you that it will be videotaped and shared with every resource available, to include guest services and ship security.

 

And to be clear.. You as a passenger have ZERO rights to ask my son about ANY certifications that he has. Absolutely NONE!

 

My son does have a disability, but he also can do rock walls, zip lines, pools/hot tubs and on and on.. So there are times that he will be doing activities that someone else will be attending to the guide dog. However in YOUR mind, that should not be allowed either.

 

You sir are very close minded and focused on yourself and NOT how your reactions could significantly affect someone who legitimately needs the service animal that you may or may not know the situation.

 

 

 

 

Good for you!!!!!! You are a great advocate for your son!

My daughter cruised with her service dog, often, and she encountered some very rude cruisers. I mean really RUDE. Even swore at her! The only good thing I can say about some of them is they helped her develop a thick skin which a special needs person needs to survive, sad  to say. 

Keep advocating for your son!

You have Marc Walker on both the Harmony and Mariner. Anyone know for sure where he will be on September 22?

Thank you for posting the menus. They look awesome! :D

As an owner of a legit service dog, this is the best news Ive read in a long long time. People that bring their ill mannered, untrained PETS onboard under the disguise of a "emotional support animal" give us all a bad name. Kudos Royal Caribbean. Now ENFORCE it!

Well said! :)

I too was able to log in using my old ID & Pswd. Funny, had to close my browser (logging out didn't work) to log into my wife's account. Anyway, for 175+ ...

 

 

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Water

Heineken

Corona

Bud Light

Bud

Orange Juice

Pink Grapefruit Juice

Apple Juice

Sprite

Diet Sprite

Diet Coke

Coke

Bonus Gift Preferences

175 Points & Higher:

Chocolate Covered Strawberries

Fruit Ganache Truffles

Cheese Tray

Fruit Basket & Cheese Tray

Light and Delightful Fruit Basket

Royal Caribbean Terry Slippers

CAS Logo Woven Beach Towel(1 per relationship/stateroom)

DR - Lindemans, Moscato

SR - Lindemans, Moscato

SR - Chateau Ste Michelle Brut, Calif.

SR- Cabernet, Castle Rock

SR - Grant Burge, Shiraz, Sixth generation, Australia

SR - Kendall Jackson Chardonnay

SR - Pinot Grigio, Danzante Italy

SR - Sauvignon Blanc, Caliterra Chile

SR - Zinfandel, Ravenswood

SR - Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine

DR - Chateau Ste Michelle Brut, Calif.

DR - Cabernet, Castle Rock

DR - Kendall Jackson Chardonnay

DR - Pinot Grigio, Danzante, Italy

DR - Sauvignon Blanc, Caliterra Chile

DR - Zinfandel, Ravenswood

DR - Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine

Would you please post the 340 level list? Thanks!

Thanks for all the posts, but am so confused by the conflicting reports. :confused::confused::confused:

Any one know for sure?