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RCCL and In-stateroom Babysitting


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You may call or stop by guest services to reserve your sitter. You do not need to book several nights, but I would ask guest services what they think the demand for in cabin sitting will be on that specific cruise and if they think it will fill up, you may want to book ahead. If you like the sitter you used the first night, you may request them if they are available for subsequent nights.

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