Royal Shakeup - Navigator & Symphony to Spain, Mariner to Miami

[later]

So symphony cruises in July and August of 2021 are out?!

 

When will they notify guests on those cruises that they are canceled?

Edited May 7, 2021 by later

[Chiliburn]

6 hours ago, Biker19 said:

Doubt the savings from picking up crew would make up the cost of the extra month of sailing.

There’s debate if navigator can go through the Panama Canal.

If it can’t?

What would be quicker?

[islandwannabee]

I have said all along, they will be cancelling all the cruises, when cruising is set to start. Then you can re book with the cruise capacity limits. (And of course new prices) This way they will not have to pick and choose which people get to keep their reservation. Moving the ship to a different port, (Mariner) makes it easier. 

 

When I said this was what they were going to do,  other posters said that would never happen.

[100viper]

1 hour ago, islandwannabee said:

I have said all along, they will be cancelling all the cruises, when cruising is set to start. Then you can re book with the cruise capacity limits. (And of course new prices) This way they will not have to pick and choose which people get to keep their reservation. Moving the ship to a different port, (Mariner) makes it easier. 

 

When I said this was what they were going to do,  other posters said that would never happen.

FWIW, nothing is showing that that is going to happen. 
 

So far all that’s pointing to this is this single thread. 

[Jimbo]

Getting to the point now where just about half the year is up, maybe they are looking at all new  make shift new intineraires sailing until  the 1st on Next year 2022, then in January of 2022 resume all current schedules with their ships.

[John&LaLa]

12 hours ago, Jimbo said:

Was that suppose to be 10-31-21............not even listed anymore because it's over 7 days................so do you still have a booking for that date or would they have to rebook everyone if that sailing goes?

 

Still listed on my planner

[WeMissSeaView]

What is the source for the INFO of Navigator being in Spain in August?  I am currently booked on Navigator out of Miami in August.

[ceejcooke]

7 minutes ago, WeMissSeaView said:

What is the source for the INFO of Navigator being in Spain in August?  I am currently booked on Navigator out of Miami in August.

And I'm on Navigator in late July. Would love to know the source as well.

[John&LaLa]

1 hour ago, 100viper said:

FWIW, nothing is showing that that is going to happen. 
 

So far all that’s pointing to this is this single thread. 

 

30 minutes ago, WeMissSeaView said:

What is the source for the INFO of Navigator being in Spain in August?  I am currently booked on Navigator out of Miami in August.

 

22 minutes ago, ceejcooke said:

And I'm on Navigator in late July. Would love to know the source as well.

 

So far it's just a Hit and Run post😉

[100viper]

1 hour ago, John&LaLa said:

 

 

 

So far it's just a Hit and Run post😉

OP WHERE DID YOU GO 😂😂😂

[Jimbo]

1 hour ago, John&LaLa said:

 

 

 

So far it's just a Hit and Run post😉

These kinds of posts are the most fun and get everyone in a uproar. Gotta love them........

[Crazy planning mom]

14 hours ago, Jimbo said:

I'm hoping not I want to L&S again to September 2022. Don't want these conditions on a cruiseship or in Europe for our 1st cruise ever in Europe. Feels like we would not be getting our money's worth.

Worst case you can pay $100 per person to move your sailing to 2022. 

[Jimbo]

1 minute ago, Crazy planning mom said:

Worst case you can pay $100 per person to move your sailing to 2022. 

Price I got on the Owers Suite would not go to the new cruise, it would be transfered to the existing price the new cruise is selling for. Which now is ALOT more  $$$$$

[Crazy planning mom]

1 minute ago, Jimbo said:

Price I got on the Owers Suite would not go to the new cruise, it would be transfered to the existing price the new cruise is selling for. Which now is ALOT more  $$$$$

Bummer.  Do you always sail in suites?  The Med is a port intensive cruise.  You wont be in your cabin much.   A balcony might be sufficient.

[Jimbo]

8 minutes ago, Crazy planning mom said:

Bummer.  Do you always sail in suites?  The Med is a port intensive cruise.  You wont be in your cabin much.   A balcony might be sufficient.

No, hardly ever, ever in Suites.......Most times just regular balcony cabins.

 

It was suppose to be a port intensive cruise, but most likely still  will not be  allowed to go ashore and explore ourselves, don't see that as much fun as it should be for our first time in Europe.

Price is $3800 with $525 OBC

Edited May 7, 2021 by Jimbo

[Vera/Lee]

2 hours ago, John&LaLa said:

 

 

 

So far it's just a Hit and Run post😉

[flamingos]

17 hours ago, Kokomo91165 said:

 

 

Looking at port bookings, Mariner looks to relocate to Miami to be RCG’s first ship back stateside come August.  She will operate 3/4 night market until repositioning to Port Canaveral in October, at which point Freedom will take over 3/4 night cruises out of Miami.

 

 

 

 

That's interesting.  I have a Bahamas cruise on Mariner from Canaveral in September.  🙂

[taglovestocruise]

5 hours ago, Chiliburn said:

There’s debate if navigator can go through the Panama Canal.

If it can’t?

What would be quicker?

We are hoping for the same route as Mariner in 2008. Three legs around the horn for a total of 37 nights. We did the last leg Chile to Los Angels 18 days. It was our longest and most memorable.  

[John&LaLa]

1 hour ago, flamingos said:

That's interesting.  I have a Bahamas cruise on Mariner from Canaveral in September.  🙂

 

I believe the OP's point is they will be redeploying. But no verification at this time

[Chiliburn]

1 hour ago, John&LaLa said:

 

I believe the OP's point is they will be redeploying. But no verification at this time

With navigator and voyager,
why don’t they leave voyager in the pacific and navigator in the Atlantic.

[jp2746]

Where are you seeing that Symphony is heading to Spain?  

[John&LaLa]

42 minutes ago, Chiliburn said:

With navigator and voyager,
why don’t they leave voyager in the pacific and navigator in the Atlantic.

 

Navigator is better amplified if I had to guess

[Chiliburn]

3 minutes ago, John&LaLa said:

 

Navigator is better amplified if I had to guess

Voyager,  a year ago was pretty sad and now after 18 months of neglect it’s going to need some money spent on it.
It’s the only ship off Singapore that hasn’t been in dry dock.

[John&LaLa]

10 minutes ago, Chiliburn said:

Voyager,  a year ago was pretty sad and now after 18 months of neglect it’s going to need some money spent on it.
It’s the only ship off Singapore that hasn’t been in dry dock.

 

I was just thinking it was the prototype for the new short cruise megaships. 

[Chiliburn]

3 minutes ago, John&LaLa said:

 

I was just thinking it was the prototype for the new short cruise megaships. 

A casino ship, full of cigarettes and spilled drinks.