smokeybandit

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Every ship would be outdated after 5 years then.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?

I would imagine most cruises on the main routes are pushing 100%, even if a few cabins are held for covid jail

One of my recent cruises someone had one of those talking chickens on their door.

Bionic Bar was a cute idea but is a waste of space.

People who are concerned with this often don't actually understand what that actually means.

Voyager/Freedom class (haven't sailed a Quantum ship yet). Not too big that the ship feels like a forced amusement park, but big enough that it takes more than 30 seconds to walk from one end to the other.

The cruises I have booked and the ones I'm looking to book haven't seen their prices budge in months

All the menus are in the app

That's from the CDC. https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/covid19-operations-manual-cso.html

If you have a certificate of recovery, you don't need any pre-boarding test or the disembarkation test for the unvaccinated.

Ours a couple weeks ago ended up dropping about $3200 in total from the time I booked it until sail date.

So just a tourism revenue stream, basically