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OfTheSeasCruiser

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Hmmm 3200 passengers from AOS + 2100 from Jewel = 5300 for Oasis. Support the demand? I dare say yep... cause Jewel would be gone for 28 days heading to LA and back! ;).... and I think you'd get a ton of b2b cruisers with a Aruba/Curacao/Cartagena itinerary + a St Kitts/Barbados/Antigua itinerary + 6 seas days combined + a turn around day to enjoy Old San Juan in port if you're a b2b'er.

 

And thinking even further, you can do the above + match dates for a Jewel PC 14-day as well for a total of 28 days at sea.

 

{Sigh} back to reality....

I like your thinking! :D

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John&LaLa "Live from...." Rare

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Hmmm 3200 passengers from AOS + 2100 from Jewel = 5300 for Oasis. Support the demand? I dare say yep... cause Jewel would be gone for 28 days heading to LA and back! ;).... and I think you'd get a ton of b2b cruisers with a Aruba/Curacao/Cartagena itinerary + a St Kitts/Barbados/Antigua itinerary + 6 seas days combined + a turn around day to enjoy Old San Juan in port if you're a b2b'er.

 

And thinking even further, you can do the above + match dates for a Jewel PC 14-day as well for a total of 28 days at sea.

 

{Sigh} back to reality....

 

Knock yourself out, but I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you. Lots of Monday morning Quarterbacks around here.

 

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John&LaLa "Live from...." Rare

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Doesn't make sense to me.... new refurb (Florider & slides) on Adventure... so put her up in cold weather port on cold weather fall itineraries?? Freedom (no slides) makes more sense in Bayonne to me.

 

I should be the head of deployment of RCL!

Instead of what I feel is a stupid deployment of all 4 Oasis ships in Florida doing all the same thing over and over and over and over and over again, I'd put an Oasis ship permanently in SJU with superb 7 day itineraries including Aruba & Curacao (just like current Adventure itineraries) with 3 sea days (for ship revenue).

 

I would then take Jewel with mixed shorter and longer cruises, including Panama Canal 14 day to LA and back.

 

While we're on this topic, I'd put a Quantum Class ship in Alaska... sell out in a heartbeat in my humble opinion.

For any of you who have ever been on Northstar or Two70 or sitting in front of the amazing floor-to-ceiling glass in the Solarium, can you just imagine watching the glaciers, whales, etc from these venues?

 

Your dream job awaits you.

 

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Marine Operations Analyst

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Marine Operations Analyst

 

Great vacations begin with great employees!

 

Combine your experience and sense of adventure by joining our exciting team of employees in Miami, Fl. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is pleased to offer a competitive compensation & benefits package, and excellent career development opportunities, each offering unique ways to explore the world.

 

Position Summary

 

The function of the Program Analyst is to provide assistance and support to the Program Manager with the management of brand (or Global) Marine Operations and projects. This role will support the brand in delivering its reports required by the Marine Operations Program Management Office (PMO). The Analyst will consult with internal clients in various departments (shoreside and shipboard) to independently gather, analyze and report data for recommended courses of action. Projects assigned are typically top priority, high profile, and multi-departmental initiatives for the organization and this require continuous communication and interaction with the Program or Project Managers The position will manage all aspects of project planning, tracking and status reporting.

 

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Collect and analyze a portfolio of system, brand and compliance reports, providing trend analysis and assists with developing recommendations on preventative/corrective/new courses of action if needed

Assist Program management with developing ways to stream-line business practices and make a more efficient data driven organization

Support the Marine Operations business analytics strategy

Project coordination and support for tracking/monitoring and reporting of large size projects, sometimes simultaneously, from inception to completion, ensuring on-time, on-budget delivery of project

Acting as project management‘s analytical advisor through support in form of issue identification, objective analysis and communication of project areas and subsystems

Adapting the work approach according to changing priorities

Track total remaining work and project progress against milestone plans

Facilitates best practice sharing to other Marine Brands and departments throughout the corporation

Performs vendor consultations/facilitations to monitor progress and ascertain and define needs or problem areas and obtain solutions

Supports project teams in collection of quantitative/qualitative statistics, performs basic numerical analysis (Financial and statistical).

 

Requirements

Bachelor degree or above in Industrial Engineering

Ability to coherently define problems, collect data, establish facts, draw valid conclusions, and find pragmatic solutions to problems

Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstract and concrete variables

Ability to read, analyze and interpret contracts, financial reports, legal documents, and government regulations

Knowledge of or some experience with process improvement methods & techniques

Ability to give and receive instructions in written and verbal forms and to effectively present information and respond to questions from management, co-workers, customers, vendors, shoreside and shipboard employees

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Join our team as our Marine Operations Analyst. Once you click to apply below, it will take you 10-15 mins to complete our application, which will help us better qualify your candidacy. If you are being considered for this position you will hear back from us within the next 30-60 days. During this time, you can view your application status on our career site.

 

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CRUISEBOY305

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No, you are ok. Nothing for the Adventure is showing beyond 4/2018. But Freedom shows in San Juan beginning in November.

 

Just speculation on where Adventure ultimately ends up, but given FOS is in San Juan and articles have been cited that indicate another large ship in NE in Fall 2018, it's a possibility.

 

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Freedom in San Juan begging in May 2018

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Tall-Cruiser

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If there are any Celebrity fans here, Celebrity Edge showing sailings out of Ft. Lauderdale starting in December 2018

 

Probably will take Allure's spot from Terminal 18. I was thinking even though Allure is moving to Miami, RCCL will not easily give up Saturday or Sunday's at Terminal 18, FLL.

 

Why Allure to Miami with Symphony? Maybe upcoming competition from other new builds, MSC, Virgin, NCL, Aida to name a few.

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CRUISEBOY305

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Probably will take Allure's spot from Terminal 18. I was thinking even though Allure is moving to Miami, RCCL will not easily give up Saturday or Sunday's at Terminal 18, FLL.

 

Why Allure to Miami with Symphony? Maybe upcoming competition from other new builds, MSC, Virgin, NCL, Aida to name a few.

 

Celebrity Edge will not require terminal 18. She can dock at the other piers too.

 

That's exactly why they're moving to Miami ;)

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I'm from Oz

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So much for me keeping an eye on deployment.

 

Made a call to our Australian office, as even though some itineraries are displayed on the website, the ships are not. Apparently we are not able to book what has already been released to the US market (don't know about the UK). Our deployment will be progressively rolled out until August.

 

Well you know what that's too late for me to transfer a 2017 booking to a similar (if there is such a beast) itinerary in 2018. It may already be booked out as the Vision 2017 TA was when I went to make the booking when we were on board Radiance last September.

 

So, I've had enough. Jumping ship. Loyalty is irrelevant. Very unhappy.

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Hi Lorraine,

 

I didn't think it was possible either, but Bigeck posted something about it yesterday, and I asked the question and someone else said it can be done!!

We've never changed anything we've booked in advance so far, this will be the first time.

 

Margaret

 

 

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Ive done it Royal to Celebrity (12 months back) but not tried the other way around.

 

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LuCruise

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I ended up booking Symphony last night. Waiting to see Harmony prices ,which should be al little lower , but prices only go up so at least we have something. What amazed me is that on day 1 of when it went on sale, all interior rooms with the virtual balcony were sold out and we got the second last promenade room (for 4 people). We are booking for March break so probably not like that for all Symphony cruises, but still...Wow.

 

We'll see Harmony... If lower we'll switch.

 

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232271

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JustSymphony this week. The rest of the fleet will begin next week.

 

 

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I just don't get the method to this madness... Making us wait like this. Not exciting to me but frustrating.

 

 

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