Biker19

That may depend on the attendant - discuss the issue on the first day.

Maybe. You can cancel and rebuy if it goes lower.

Add Freedom to the list of ships having shore power capability: PortMiami starts shore power to major cruise lines | Miami Herald

Other than a few minor venue differences, they are the same ship.

Typically the biggest table holds about 10, so your party may fit at two tables. Yes, you should be able book entertainment for all.

Unless in a suite, you are very unlikely to have a kettle in your cabin.

@little britain can probably confirm.

Your friend is likely the only one that can definitively confirm it was delivered.

" Chairman Richard Fain sold $3m worth of Royal Caribbean Group shares. A total of 19,584 shares were sold in a series of trades June 13 at a weighted average price of $153.96. Still directly holds 179,117 shares Fain still directly holds 179,117 RCL shares, while 661,241 shares are indirectly held in trusts for the benefit of certain family members. The stock closed at $155.28 June 13 and at $148.50 June 14." Richard Fain sells $3m in Royal Caribbean shares (seatrade-cruise.com)

You should still pick a time - the check in may not finalize without it. At the port you will likely not need to worry about the check in time as most ports have a separate line for Key.

The seeming trend and the case listed in the article below in particular may work against RCI's (and any other cruise line) idea of having only big ships: Greece Considers Imposing Cruise Ship Restrictions (cruisehive.com)

Final payment has no bearing on when those become available. The shows are typically inside 60 days but other things in the planner could be as far out as when you book.

You might enjoy the greater amenities on Odyssey.

Under 60 days. Use the app set to current sailing to see the shows.

Some TAs don't participate so that anyone booked with them can't bid.

Yes.

You might ask that of a passenger in the Roll Call thread of one of the sailings with a stop there.

If they bother, about 15 min past the scheduled time.

Yes.

Royal Caribbean International has officially taken delivery of its newest ship, Utopia of the Seas, from the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard. The ceremony, which took place on June 13, 2024, at the shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, marks the delivery of the sixth Oasis-class ship to the Royal Caribbean fleet. Nearly 2,300 crew members who will serve onboard Utopia of the Seas under Captain Gus Andersson joined Royal Caribbean Group’s senior leadership team, including President and CEO Jason Liberty and Michael Bayley, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean International. Giant New Oasis-Class Cruise Ship Delivered to Royal Caribbean (cruisehive.com)

A fairly well attended and posted existing live from thread here:

You would have to search through some of threads on the subject.

The app info gets more complete and accurate closer to sailing - the app set to the current sailing should show the correct time.

You didn't miss much.