Katie H

I think you are talking about Rowan (not sure of the spelling). We have chatted with him on several cruises and on our cruise a couple of weeks ago, he sent chocolate strawberries to our cabin! Who knew the washy-washy guy could do that?!

We have done several B2B where we changed cabins. Only once were we given luggage tags with the new number. I print out the tags for the second cruise before I leave home and put them on the luggage which we leave in the cabin. You do not have to pack the items hanging in the closet - they will be moved for you and hung in the new cabin. I use a CPAP and have to request distilled water. One gallon jug is enough for both cruises so I only order it for the first. I use a marker to put the new cabin number on it and leave it on the desk to be moved. We have always been able to go to our new cabin immediately upon boarding. The cabin steward knows there is a B2B guest and does that one first.

We always enjoy the tasting and like most of them.

Azamara is no longer with Royal Caribbean. They were sold off several years ago. They are on their own - not connected to any other line.

Can you tell me who are the General Manager (Hotel Director) and Food & Beverage Manager? We'll be on in a few weeks. Thanks.

In addition to our unused non-refundable OBC being transferred to the second cruise, our unused internet minutes have also been transferred.

I recently sailed on Joy in 10942 which is an angled balcony. My sister was in 10342 which is also angled. We switched to those cabins after reading the above referenced thread. 10346 and 10946 are not angled. My invoice noted in red that 10942 is an enclosed balcony. This is incorrect - it was not an enclosed or a hull balcony.

In September it was open for lunch on Joy on sea days.

I recently stayed in 10942 which is an angled balcony with bed by the balcony.

CC is listed as one of the free sites along with NCL site - you just click on the link without logging into your account. . But in reality, after I get connected to CC, I am never able to get to the boards - just has never worked for me. So good news - it's free. Bad news - it doesn't work.

I sent my request to ShareholderBenefit@ncl.com on Tuesday afternoon. Just got my reply and new amenity confirmation (Thursday afternoon). Look at your booking in your account and see if it is showing the OBC.

This is likely what we will do if told we cannot share our credits. The other couple can order one item to share and pay for it while we order 8 items. I really don't think they will police whose mouth the food goes into once it is on the table.

Thanks. I did search all over NCL site for this and was unable to find it. If that same wording has always been there, then the rule has not been followed. I learned about sharing the 4 items between two people or 8 items between four people from reading posts on these boards from many people who have done that. And we did it ourselves (8 items - 4 people) on two previous occasions. Maybe enforcement of the rule is inconsistent or maybe it is a new rule.

I can't find this info in the T&Cs, but I am assuming you are correct. Then that would make sense why we cannot use half a credit now and the other half later. This may be a change, because in the past when we used a dining credit (both ordering meals), we each had to present our card and each got a zero balance check to sign. On the recent cruise, the waiters said they only needed one card and presented one check. On our next cruise, we will be traveling with another couple. We hope to go to Food Republic and redeem our meals while the other couple does not order food - just drinks. Then four of us will share the 8 items. We have done this in the past. Do you think that would still be allowed with the wording you say is in the T&Cs?

We cruised on Joy embarking May 1. Later in the cruise, when we went to Food Republic and tried to use one dining credit for two people, we were told that wasn't allowed any longer effective May 1. Usually we would order 4 items off one dining credit and that would be more than enough food for both of us. Then we were able to repeat at a later date or take along another couple and treat them with one of our credits. I expected to see comments here about this new policy, but nothing. So I am wondering if it is being enforced. Has anyone shared one dining credit at Food Republic recently?