Get rid of The Compass?

[davekathy]

Disney leaves chocolate on the pillows, threw out about 20 pieces of it at the end of our cruise.

 

We would never Cruise Disney and that's your choice to throw the chocolates away. To each their own!

[krazy4kruisin]

I like carrying the schedule of events with me. And no, I don't want to lose the paper option for some electronic app on my phone.

 

Royal could significantly cut the paper use by eliminating all the inserts in the compass.

 

Ditto

[Sitzmark]

Well going by this thread, the opposite seems to be true.

 

I'll base my speculation on the number of Navigators I saw out and about on the Disney cruise, (none). Rather than the minuscule percentage of people on the RCI CC forum that have been on a Disney cruise.

[Sitzmark]

We would never Cruise Disney and that's your choice to throw the chocolates away. To each their own!

 

Vacation where you like. The tradition of leaving chocolates on the pillow is a stupid idea based on celebrity infidelity in the fifties. If I want candy I'll purchase it thank you. Before I go to bed I brush my teeth, not interested in sweets.

[waterbabe40]

I wouldn't mind an electronic version if their RoyalIQ app was actually reliable. On Quantum in March it was not working more that it was working. Don't try to get help between 1-4 pm as there is no one available.

[dhill]

Just got a chuckle over the post about the new "casual dress code", showing the error in a recent Compass. But it got me thinking. For all the "save the waves" propaganda RCI puts out there, is it just me, or does it seem like the Compass could really be trimmed down or eliminated?

 

There is a TON of paper wasted in my cabin alone. Multiply that times a couple thousand every cruise, and it really adds up. Just thinking with the interactive TV's and what not, there are better ways to disseminate information.

 

Who else wouldn't mind seeing a "paper-free" cruise?

 

sure why not:)