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HallOfPromise

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  1. I thought I read somewhere that they are investing a lot into their mobile experience and would be introducing a brand new app/mobile experience sometime this year and have it work on every ship in the next coming years. If I remember correctly, they stated the app will have all the features of Royal IQ plus more.

     

    Looking through my fuzzy memory, I believe they hired the same guy who helped create the My Disney Experience and Magic Band for Walt Disney World.

  2. If they use a shot glass, wouldn't that be considered a standard 1.5 oz pour? I wouldn't consider that weak... but rather standard. Unless some people consider anything other than strong to be weak. In Vegas, comped drinks are starting to show up with a 1.2 oz or less pour. Now that is what I consider weak!

  3. I found out about asking for multiple items in the MDR on my last Carnival cruise and I am very prepared for it on our upcoming Allure cruise! However, I was wondering if you can ask for entrees or dissert to-go at the end of your dining? Sometimes there are two items I really want to enjoy but know better and only have room for one. Can I order the other item to-go to have later?

  4. Thanks for posting all the menus and compasses! We are sailing soon and I have been told the drink package only includes drinks up to $12. It seems by the menu most drinks are $13. Are you being charged for everything over $12 or over $13?

     

     

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    The Deluxe Drink Package has a limit of $13 per drink on Oasis Class ships. For some reason this is not explained in the description of the package.

  5. I was looking through the deck plans for Allure of the Seas and noticed there is no bar listed inside Windjammers. Is there a bar inside the buffet? The closest one's are Mast and Sky Bar. If they don't have a bar do they have cocktail servers?

     

    Also, on a different topic. My girlfriend was wondering if Royal Caribbean pours a standard 1.5 fl oz pour in each drink. We've been hearing Las Vegas has started to pour 1.2 or even 1.0 in some of their cocktail​ and was wondering if that has spread to the cruise industry.

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