njkruzer

Then why does Royal think you're under 21? Check your confirmation.

Are you sailing alone? That might be a problem.

Yes, usually. I think they work on a 7 day schedule. Of course fresh linens on turnover day.

I posted because I thought it was amusing. Not complaining and not serious. Sorry if you took me seriously. We bid once with no luck. Did gty once and got something totally unacceptable, so no more gty. What's most important is we get to cruise. Have had all kinds of cabins starting in 1971 on the Oceanic, porthole and 2 beds each attached to the wall. An inside in 1988 before tvs showed you what the weather was. And a grand suite we didn't even ask for on a Baltic cruise. The 2 bdrm gs on the Navigator is only because they accidentally (?) priced it below the spacious ocean balcony (fixed the pricing the day after we booked), my normal choice. As I said, the most important thing is that we're on a cruise.

Yep!

But any bid in this instance would be crazy.

I know but really no extra benefits and 1 less bedroom.

Agree. Just funny. No bid from me.

Dh, granddaughter and I are booked in a 2 bdrm grand suite on the Navigator in July. They are suggesting we do a Royal Up bid to a Royal Suite, 1 bdrm, or a Owner's suite, also 1 bdrm. Admittedly they are both very nice but why would I give up a bedroom? I know, it's an automated process but still strange.

Lovely.

Whatever works!

Yes but.... I was answering about hotel prices. Was also wondering about extra crowds, etc.

I wonder if it's because of the Jubilee Year celebrations. Haven't done anything about this cruise yet (4 cruises to deal with first) but was wondering if it was the right time to go to Rome.

Here's mine. The vase, when empty, is flat. From a company called MODGY.

We're D+ and in our balcony cabins there are always several bottles of water when we arrive.