smokeybandit

Cruise ships are not designed for someone who wants to sail the same ship over and over.

Real silly question, but are you really sure the reservation ID you're using is right? Maybe copy it directly from your account?

You can change, reprice and cancel prior to the flight being fully booked, which usually (but not always) is triggered by final payment.

That's gotta suck. Order a T-bone and get served a cube steak.

RC's CEO said he expected pre-cruise testing to be gone in a few months.

We tried to hide some in the most obscure and difficult places we could think of. People still quickly found them.

There's a "my orders" link in the cruise planner

Airline chaos is chaotic, but still not nearly as bad as the media is portraying it

There's testing at the pier and at nearby hotels

Capacity is based on double occupancy. So if the average people per room is 3, they can exceed double occupancy even without selling some cabins. I want to say average capacity prior to covid was 107%

12:01 AM in the time zone the cruise leaves from.

Just use the original. Boosters aren't required to sail.

Are you sure it's really the same room category? There can be up to 4 sub categories with in one type of cabin class.

There haven't been AO reservations since March

Sounds like your TA screwed up just as much

There's nothing you *need* to do as soon as you get on board other than muster station.

Same here. Most stressful 20 minute wait I've had in a while, especially when people that got tested after us got their results a couple minutes before us.

I've been on 3 cruises post-restart Bahamas - No special lines for anyone, but since volume was so low it was no big deal Galveston - Enforced check-in times (sort of), there was a suite lane to actually check in and a "first in first out" seating area for suites in order to actually board the ship in the order you checked in prior to gen pop boarding Vancouver - Complete fustercluck. Times not enforced and while there was a suite check-in lane it didn't matter since the seating area was one big pool of people, then a mass swarm to board once the ship opened for boarding.

Perks are the same for all GS+ suites

I'm sure the people in that cabin don't like it that you like it😎

You might get a call from the medic ward after some panicky passenger reports you, not seeing the humor in the sign.

Supply chain issues I guess.

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/crown-anchor-society/benefits/diamond-members#2

Every ship would be outdated after 5 years then.

Worse than Nassau or Grand Bahama?