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  1. 2 hours ago, firefly333 said:

    Wow $800 for a Panama transit. Tampa all the way to Vancouver. Oct 2025 royal is doing vancouver to San Diego and San Diego to ft Lauderdale on radiance. Have to pay for 2 legs and I'd bet each leg is twice what you are paying. What a great deal. 

     

    I see a frequent poster who booked both legs but not flr $800. Is that $800 total or pp. I gotta check around more.

    Was back in 2015!!!

  2. Had a similar offer from Norwegian on a 7 day cruise NYC to Canada, got a full refund plus $1,000 credit on a future cruise which I had already booked through the Panama Canal 19 days from Tampa to Vancouver, only costed about $800 for wife and I to cruise.  We had been called about 2 months before the sail date, were offered the deal immediately and took it .

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  3.          We found the cheapest way for us to fly to New York from the Philippines was by flying from Singapore, so we went 3 days early and took our first less than 7 day cruise by doing 3 days out of Singapore on Spectrum.  It got us to 80 points each and Diamond status.  Our next Royal Caribbean cruise is April next year, 15 days out of Tokyo to Seattle on Anthem.   So we each will get 60 free drinks, a great deal but we are not drinkers.  We enjoyed the 3 day cruise, great food, very relaxing before our flight home by way of Saudi Arabia. 

  4. 4 hours ago, Beer Belly said:

    The MDR food was not up to par and not served hot, I know "It's the MDR, not specialty", still below any expectation. We did try the Filet Mignon and Lobster Tail offered at an extra charge, and found those items were pretty darn good. We also had Chops Grille, which was also very good....Prime Rib and Roasted Chicken. Breakfast was very challenging, nothing was done right, needed steak knife to cut toast, scrambled eggs was like yellow mud.....all edible, still below expectations

    Hey Beer Belly, noticed you lost your part time job on the Simpsons.

  5. On 4/23/2024 at 10:25 AM, Bullet100 said:

    Let me start by saying we've been on approximately 35 cruises. Most of them have been Azamara,NCL,Royal Caribbean, Celebrity with one MSC included. The food quality and selection on RCL borders on par with MSC which is pretty bad. The prime rib was fatty and as tough as shoe leather. The NY strip steak that the gentleman next to us looked like a door stop and he stated it was uneditable. There is no comparison to NCL whatsoever. We tried Chops hoping for a better steak experience but it was just a bit better. Definitely not with the 190 up charge. In the future it will be NCL,Azamara and Oceania only.Bye Bye RCL !

    Reminds me how much better my meatless diet is, have had very good vegetarian and vegan dishes on RC.

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  6. You are allowed to select 4 items on the menu.  We used my specialty ticket and each ordered two items, then the next time we used my wife's ticket and each ordered two items.  As per the advice of our waiter we stopped in at the garden cafe and grabbed dessert.

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  7. 4 hours ago, yakcruiser said:

    Some big misses. I remember when RCCL announced they were building the first ship for the Chinese market. Every other cruise line jumped on the bandwagon (JOY) and built ships for the Chinese market. We all seen how that worked out.

    I just did Spectrum of the Seas out of Singapore in March, had the best meal I ever had at sea in the Sichuan Red specialty restaurant, there were 5,000 passengers on that cruise, most traveling on Asian passports.

  8. 18 hours ago, BirdTravels said:

    More like Oasis class ships. RCCL is launching the Utopia this summer (we're already booked). And RCCL has no problem keeping all of their Oasis class ships full and busy

    And they can sail out of NY at Cape Liberty.

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