jwarfield20

I'm sure this has been answered before, but I was curious about boarding times.

I'm sailing on the Allure March 18. My suggested boarding time is 12-1230. In your experiences what is the earliest time you can get to the terminal/ start the boarding process? I'd like to get on as soon as possible and didn't know if anything has recently changed.

Anyone know the current piano player(s) on Allure at the Schooner bar?

I copied and pasted this from RCCL's website under my reservation for my Central Park balcony room. Never heard of this before, is this true?

Nestled within the gardens of Central Park, Park View Balcony accommodations connect you with nature, serenity and each other. Every day and night reveal a new delight with exclusive DINE. DRINK. DISCOVER complimentary facilities that are only available to Park View Balcony guests:

• Savour a complimentary lunch for two at Giovanni's Table, Jamie's Italian, Sabor or Johnny Rockets®.
  
• A complimentary bottle of red wine welcomes your arrival.
  
• Step up your game with casino gaming lessons from an onboard expert.
  

Does anyone know the current piano player(s) on the Allure at the Schooner bar?

I see that Mamma Mia is currently on the Allure. Any idea when this show changes? We are sailing March 18 2018 and curious what to expect.

Also, does anyone know who the piano bar player will be at the Schooner bar?

I recently checked in online for my March 18 Allure sailing. I was prompted to choose a boarding time, I chose 11:30 - 12 which is the earliest option. For previous cruises I did not have to choose a time and we always liked getting onboard as soon as possible.

Does anyone know if we will be able to board before 11:30 if we show up early? What's the earliest time you can get onboard?

Maybe I'm missing it somewhere, but does anyone have an up to date list of cruise directors?

Is this happening for next week?

Saw on RCL website for deck plans for 2/26/17 - 4/17/17:

"Windjammer Marketplace

A global culinary pavilion that invites you to explore the world, dish by dish. Enticing food islands weave throughout, showcasing international fare while mapping your way between new, interactive stations with pressed paninis, fresh juices, and desserts at the on-site bakery. Plus a new 24-hour station, The Grill, with all-day breakfast and more on a menu that changes daily."

We unknowingly booked My time dining, tried to change to traditional dining online but it wouldn't let me. Does anyone know if I could do this on the ship?