One device rule.

[Setting Sail Gal]

I am thinking about purchasing an internet package for my solo vacation.  I know at times I will want to use my iPad and at other times my phone.  Does the ONE device package mean you can only use on one device at a time?  I can switch between the two as long as only one is drawing from the WiFi at any given moment?  Thanks for clarification.  Karen

[Ourusualbeach]

Just now, Setting Sail Gal said:

I am thinking about purchasing an internet package for my solo vacation.  I know at times I will want to use my iPad and at other times my phone.  Does the ONE device package mean you can only use on one device at a time?  I can switch between the two as long as only one is drawing from the WiFi at any given moment?  Thanks for clarification.  Karen

As many different devices as you can bring on board but only one at a time.  

[klfrodo]

Let’s say you’re wondering around the ship and using WiFi on your phone.

Then at the end of the day, you go to the cabin and want to connect to WiFi on your tablet.

You would log off the WiFi on your phone, that frees up the 1 device stipulation, then you are free to log onto your WiFi account on your tablet.

Next day, log off the tablet and log in on your phone.

[Ourusualbeach]

1 minute ago, klfrodo said:

Let’s say you’re wondering around the ship and using WiFi on your phone.

Then at the end of the day, you go to the cabin and want to connect to WiFi on your tablet.

You would log off the WiFi on your phone, that frees up the 1 device stipulation, then you are free to log onto your WiFi account on your tablet.

Next day, log off the tablet and log in on your phone.

Depending on the ship simply logging on with a new device will automatically log off the other device.

[Setting Sail Gal]

Thank you so much for your information.  Made perfect sense to me, however RCCL does surprise me at times with their rules!  I will have all my devices charged and ready to go!  December 2019 can not come fast enough.

[cruiseguy1016]

10 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Depending on the ship simply logging on with a new device will automatically log off the other device.

 

This has been my experience on Radiance and Adventure.

[FionaMG]

10 hours ago, Setting Sail Gal said:

I am thinking about purchasing an internet package for my solo vacation.  I know at times I will want to use my iPad and at other times my phone.  Does the ONE device package mean you can only use on one device at a time?  I can switch between the two as long as only one is drawing from the WiFi at any given moment?  Thanks for clarification.  Karen

You can also use it for the on board computers, which is useful if you need to print anything, like a boarding pass if you're flying home afterwards. However, it's really, really important to remember to fully log off there when you're finished. 

[vacationlover_mn]

10 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Depending on the ship simply logging on with a new device will automatically log off the other device.

Yes- this is how it worked on Symphony 🙂

[motherof]

13 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Depending on the ship simply logging on with a new device will automatically log off the other device.

An Anthem last December, I had to log out on one device before I could log in with another.

[ONECRUISER]

5 minutes ago, motherof said:

An Anthem last December, I had to log out on one device before I could log in with another.

Yes, as said some you need to and others no. I just always logoff one before logging on the other

[LeeW]

We use two phones, laptop and two Kindles with a single one device package.  No problem at all.

[SRF]

9 hours ago, cruiseguy1016 said:

 

This has been my experience on Radiance and Adventure.

 

Also Grandeur

[jennygirlmt]

6 hours ago, motherof said:

An Anthem last December, I had to log out on one device before I could log in with another.

That's weird bc on the Anthem in June of 2017 we would just kick each other off. No logging out necessary.

Edited February 16, 2019 by jennygirlmt

[FrannyK]

We used two iphones, an ipad and a tablet on the one device package.

[smc99]

We had four people spread out over different cabins all share  a “one device” plan. No problem as long as just one was signed in at any time.