Ken at the beach

Assuming you mean Oasis then yes open every day

And some people whose partner was a no show still got double points...mistakes happen

Probably Europe. Brilliance would be my guess

Allure is also listed under other Caribbean (usually the 6/8 night) release

We are doing this in 2025. Wonder for 7 nights then a night in a hotel and then 4 nights on Utopia. Very doubtful you will find an 7 day ending with a 4 day starting the same day. Depending on whether it is a Saturday or Sunday departure then you could do the 4 day before (Saturday departure or the 4 day after (Sunday departure)

No issues at all. we get 2 rooms and have had the 3 device package many times

Congratulations on both counts!!! Have a great cruise!

Is it a charter or a drydock?

While it may say new bookings only in some fine print Royal will allow you to get your booking repriced up until final payment date. Just call whoever you booked your cruise with whether that is direct with Royal or a TA. This applies to bookings made on the US or CAD website or through a US or CAD travel agent.

If Royals price drops below the group rate they can be adjusted to the lower price prior to final payment just like any other booking through Royal (for North American bookings). I think Treeskiers point was that the group rates are so low that there is no way that Royals price will ever drop to that level.

It is not a higher deposit for a refundable fare. It is only the cruise fare that increases, the deposit remains the same. It is just poor wording on Royals site

Ovation is only shown for Alaska and nowhere else at this point

If the cabin had a nonrefundable deposit and the cost was $6000 with a $900 deposit then at final you would owe an additional $5100. If you chose the refundable deposit option for an additional $900 then your cruise would cost $6900 you pay the same $900 deposit and at final paymemt you woukd owe $6000. That option fir a refundable deposit adds $900 to the cruise fare. It has nothing to do with the deposit.

Same pattern as last couple of years.

Time of day varies. I've seen 7pm the night before or 7am the day of

Final payment is 120 days for the very few cruises that are 15 days or longer, everything else remains unchanged at 75 or 90 days.

Grandeur in the spring of 2025.

Refundable and non refundable deposits are the same. You do not pay a higher amount of deposit for a refundable deposit. It is the cruise fare that increases, not the deposit.

The list I received was not made available publicly.

If the cruise with the non refundable deposit is $3000 then the cruise with the refundable deposit would be $3900. Both have the same $900 deposit. The fact that it is an extra $900 for a refundable deposit is just a coincidence that it is the same as the deposit amount. Usually it would be entirely different and varies with every sailing. If you cancel a non refundable deposit you lose the full deposit. You can change a non refundable deposit to a different ship and sail date for a $100 pp change fee. A refundable deposit you can cancel up until final paymemt for a full refund. After final paymemg both deposit types are subject to the same cancellation penalties.

Thought that might be the one that you used...so many duplicates. I've done the same thing when looking for cruises

You can use it on any days. No requirements to use it day 1 or 2

You need to call whoever booked your cruise. Either Royal or your TA. Even then there are no gtys that the request will make it to the ship.

All std balcony doors will accommodate a scooter.

A lot depends on if Star is doing a med season