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Wonder is docking in St Thomas and people on board say the Dominican Republic stay has canceled, they appear to be on the normal eastern itinerary for Wonder, but skipping Coco Cay (as planned)

I was checking on Wonder's position this morning expecting to see her approaching San Juan for the first time in a long time, but she just turned into St Thomas Crown Bay. Quick search says something closed the port of San Juan, didn't see anything here yet.

Thanks for your participation! About the time you board, I will likely be headed back up I-95 near Georgia. Boy I sure don't want to think about this cruise being over! By the way, are you going to the Crew game on May 25?

I want to thank everyone who participated in this thread! I've enjoyed it a lot and I accomplished what I set out to do when I started it. 1. I killed time waiting for this cruise. 2.,I did learn quite a bit about a ship I haven't been on and learned a few things that has changed since my last Royal cruise of 2022, and a few things new about this Oasis class. Thanks.

I did hear that somewhere else as well, a planned annual event. Not to old to learn something new.

For no good reason other than curiosity and time on my hands, is anything special going on at Coco Cay during the subject days? We leave on Wonder is just about 4 weeks so I have been tracking her every movement for the past 8 months. Normally whether on her east or western itinerary she usually is at Coco Cay on Monday. I noted this week when she should be doing her normal Coco Cay, St Thomas, and St Martin itinerary, which is our 5/26 itinerary, that she is/was going to Nassau/ a port in the Dominican Republic, San Juan and Labadee. (I know she isn't going to to Labadee) But I was wondering why the one week change to this itinerary I checked and it APPEARS to me no ships are at Coco Cay for 3 days and I haven't seen that before. Someone charter a ship/island for a few days? I've seen some special concerts here in the past. Obviously I don't need to know, I am curious. Save the Why do you want to know posts! 😛

Coming into this thread late, not going to read all the messages, just skimming. Has anyone mentioned how far out Royal has already canceled visits to Labadee. (Now that I have posted, I will keep watching posts from here on.)

I've enjoyed enchanment, I guess the numbers didn't work out for them to stretch more of this class.

I forget was the old Legend a Soverign, or Vision class?

I didn't know that! Interesting

Nice info, not that I asked what the reason was, you don't say, just mention "the reason" I know as @gatour said its a registration of convenience, which is understandable. The main question was are there rules about that and specifically do they have to return to the home port ever?

As I get close to my next cruise, cruising dominates my thoughts when my mind wanders which is often. I believe all of Royal's ships, at least the ones I have been on are registered in the Bahamas. Am I wrong? (Not my main question) 🙂 ) I do I know Voyager is indeed registered here. I took this photo on my first ever cruise back in 2006. This brings me to my main question. On May 4th Voyager stops in Nassau on her way from Galveston to Barcelona. I will be back on Voyager for the first time next April, so I plan on catching her on teh PZTV webcam when she stops here. That led to my real question, does a ship have to return to her registered port every so often to keep that registration valid? To the best of my memory, Voyager hasn't been back in Nassau since I got off of her back in May of 2006. I don't claim this as fact.

@Steelers0854 Enjoy your sea day will watch your arrival in the morning.

That's rarely heard of these days 43 years in 2 weeks.

Congratulations, I loved our librarians, I recently went on a 45 year reunion tour of our high school and the biggest disappointment was the Library. What use to be 10s of thousands of books is now a multi-media facility.