brillohead

FYI, you should NEVER pull a string that is hanging out the other end... it can "slice" through the intestines and result in a perforated bowel, causing a fatal infection.

You can do that anyway, without having different log-ins set up (and without having to wait in line for the Voom guy). Just go to "logout.com" in your browser from the first device before logging in on the next device.

You just need to switch to Airplane mode before getting out to sea. At that point, your cell will try to connect to the ship's cell tower instead of the ones on land, and start charging you for everything. If you set up Wi-Fi Calling at home before you leave (must be connected to the cell service to set it up initially), it doesn't matter if you turn on Airplane Mode right away, because your calls will still be routed through Wi-Fi even in Airplane Mode. I like to do Airplane Mode, turn on Wi-Fi, and set up my Voom as soon as I get on, so I don't accidentally forget to turn on Airplane Mode later in the day.

To log into the Wi-Fi, you just need to be able and willing to read your screen. Turn on Wi-Fi, and connect to something like "Royal Guest" or similar name. It will ask you if you want to connect to Voom or if you just want to use the app for free -- choose connect to Voom. From then on, you just continue to read the screens and answer appropriately. The first time you need to set up an account, and it will ask you your name, DOB, and room number. Then it will recognize that you have a package purchased already, and it will ask you to set up a user name and a PIN code. If you're sharing with others, I recommend using something that everyone can easily remember, as all three devices will need to use the same single user name and PIN that was set up for the account. Any three devices will be allowed to be connected at one time, if you purchased a 3-device package. If you want to add a fourth device, you will need to log out from one and then log in with the new device, or it will "bump off" one of the other devices when you log in a fourth device. Basically, just READ YOUR SCREEN -- it will tell you what to do, if you just let it! Also, some iPhones have a setting that needs to be turned off for Voom to function. Something about "personal IP" or something like that -- I've had a few different friends that had that problem, but I'm an Android user, so I'm not positive what the exact setting is. But Voom worked fine for them once they toggled that setting off.

More loungers/umbrellas at Columbus Cove. No other changes that I noticed.