Rare GoldenZoo Posted April 1 #1 Share Posted April 1 For anyone who has already sailed ICON, I am wondering if when you board you can go directly to your cabin, get your keycard, and drop your carry ons in the cabin and then leave until the cabins are all ready. This was the procedure on our previous cruises with Celebrity and MSC, and I am hoping it is the new procedure across the industry. And for those who have already done a B2B, what is the procedure for those starting week 2: do they move you as a group off and then back on, or do you even have to exit the ship at all? Thanks in advance. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
soremekun Posted April 1 #2 Share Posted April 1 RE: B2B question: The process is discussed here: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken at the beach Posted April 2 #3 Share Posted April 2 1 hour ago, GoldenZoo said: For anyone who has already sailed ICON, I am wondering if when you board you can go directly to your cabin, get your keycard, and drop your carry ons in the cabin and then leave until the cabins are all ready. This was the procedure on our previous cruises with Celebrity and MSC, and I am hoping it is the new procedure across the industry. And for those who have already done a B2B, what is the procedure for those starting week 2: do they move you as a group off and then back on, or do you even have to exit the ship at all? Thanks in advance. Same procedure as every other Royal ship sailing from Florida. No room entry on boarding day until sometime between 1 and 2. You keep your bags with you. On TAD you will be escorted off and back on the ship. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CanobieFan Posted April 2 #4 Share Posted April 2 21 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said: You keep your bags with you. wait, is this the case? I thought if you had a B2B in the same room, you could keep your things in the room on the crossover day Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken at the beach Posted April 2 #5 Share Posted April 2 22 minutes ago, CanobieFan said: wait, is this the case? I thought if you had a B2B in the same room, you could keep your things in the room on the crossover day That comment was for the original boarding day. I said nothing about taking your bags with you on TAD Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CanobieFan Posted April 2 #6 Share Posted April 2 Ah. Sorry, I was confused. I've never done a B2B, but I've got one booked and trying to keep track of everything 😬 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PhillyFan33579 Posted April 2 #7 Share Posted April 2 On 4/1/2024 at 6:34 PM, GoldenZoo said: For anyone who has already sailed ICON, I am wondering if when you board you can go directly to your cabin, get your keycard, and drop your carry ons in the cabin and then leave until the cabins are all ready. This was the procedure on our previous cruises with Celebrity and MSC, and I am hoping it is the new procedure across the industry. And for those who have already done a B2B, what is the procedure for those starting week 2: do they move you as a group off and then back on, or do you even have to exit the ship at all? Thanks in advance. As already stated, you cannot go to your cabin until an announcement is made that cabins are available. From my experience the average time is around 1:30 PM. I just boarded Allure yesterday and cabins were available at 1:05 PM. That is one of the things I like about Celebrity. You can go directly to your cabin to drop off carry ons and pick up your card. Just one of many things that is making Celebrity more and more appealing to me (not to mention I am getting older 🙂). As for Icon, great ship overall, although there are still things I like better about Oasis class ships (like having a Solarium). We were on the February 3-10 cruise. I have never seen so many kids on a ship before, but I understand RCI is marketing Icon towards families with younger kids. Definitely a big change from the 9 day cruise we did on Celebrity Constellation a few weeks prior to cruising on Icon. There were literally 12 kids on that cruise. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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