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We've had problems, mostly in the dining room with charges being wrongly assigned to either myself or my wife. Then spent time at Guest Services trying to explain that one card was charged for 6 and the other for 4 (as D+). Once, the agent spent ten to fifteen minutes printing out receipts for every drink.

But it does prevent getting a serious case of COVID and possible hospitalization.

Most likely in the pub. Looking forward to seeing the real football.

Nope. Diamonds cannot visit the suite lounge.

Our January flight from New Orleans leaves at 2:10. That's fine. Why stress? We'll hop a cab after the cruise and enjoy the Delta Sky Club for a couple of hours.

Actually, I have found the prime rib to be hit or miss. Sometimes pretty good but sometimes fatty and chewy. I'll stick with the delicious short ribs.

Keep the short ribs and lobster tail. Everything else can be changed.

A lot of peole would notice. On our recent cruise on Adventure the DL was often filled to capacity with a very large spillover into the Viking Crown Lounge. It's not just about the drinks. It's about the ability to meet people and establish lifelong friendships, somthing that's simply not going to happen sitting around a noisy bar.

Why the necessity to mention the "generous tips?"

I'm asking what the extra charge is to include an additional device. Sorry for not being clear or if you didn't understand.

What's the additionl cost for the extra device?

What about Diamond and Diamond Plus vouchers. Will we be charged $1.00 for each drink?

Simply not true. "The most controversial firing in the show’s history didn’t fit into either of those categories. Hannah Ferrier, who was the Below Deck Med chief stewardess from seasons 1 through 5, was let go for having prescription valium aboard the yacht." I doubt I would call prescription valium, which is legal, "illegal dope,"

What's the Elite breakfast?

You can also take two or three bottles home.

Move The Amazing Race back to 9PM and send the Love Boat nonsense to a slow death at 10PM.

What's the current policy for free drinks for Elites on Celebrity?

We love the aft balconies, espially the corner ones. Have not had a problem.

We have bought several "take offs" as they are called. This is the best deal as they come with their frames which are sometimes just as expensive as the art. You also can inspect the art and frame to check for damage. In essence, you are getting the frame for free and have no shipping expense.

Outdated is outdated. Someone who isn't familiar with the updated rules will be stressed thinking they need a negative test before embarkation.

Just received our "Sailing Day Checklist" for our 9 Night Adenture of the Seas cruise from Bayonne on October 13th. In it was this requirement... "Vaccinated Guests: PCR or antigen test must be taken no more than 2 days prior to boarding." This is confusing for two reasons... 1. RCCL website says testing is only required for 10 nights or longer. 2. The new requirement for any test is withing three days not two. What is going on? Is this another mistake from Royals' infamous IT Department?

Never saw lamb on the menu.

Yes, it used to be. I use past tense because on Allure and other ships dinner becomes the Samba Grill

Last four cruises we have never experienced this. No problem taking two unopened beers back to cabin.

Yes, we saw that in Miami with an employee direct arriving passengers with physical needs, including those with canes, into a special line.