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Star class guests can keep their luggage in the cabin til morning(so nice!) when it will be picked up by an attendant. usually it is kept in the hall and then follows you and the genie off the ship and out to customs. I have never used luggage valet, so i don't know how it works.

darted decor. shows its age.

We used to bring gowns and kilts for the men but...travelling from the UK, the baggage allowance has dropped a lot, and the fees are sky high so now we just use the Windjammer or somewhere else.

But...I must add, what someone wears does not impact the enjoyment of my meal, it will still taste the same and look the same regardless of what people are wearing, for those that enjoy dressing up, that's great, but it's also great for those that don't want to....it's all about harmony and getting along with each other

I agree. We should all get along peacefully and harmoniously while cruising, and carry it over back on land.

Would have loved to have seen the men in their kilts though!

I think I have heard it referred to it on this site as "Royal Math"

20% off, 30% off, buy one get one 50% off-somehow they all seem to reflect the same price in the end.

Having to get up and get your own "anything" is still a buffet to me. Although, the food we had (mostly meat on a stick) for dinner at the solarium was quite good. The restaurant was mostly empty and we never felt rushed. I still stand by Giovanni's table. I think the decor, the waitstaff and the food (from apps to dessert) overall were very good. It feels closer (I'm not saying it was)to fine dining. And as much as I love Mexican food, Sabor is just too casual a setting for me, almost like an upscale Chipotle's, Moe's or Tijuana Flats. Royal should put in a To-Go window at Sabor. Serve nachos, taco's and churros to go. I believe it would be very popular!

With those choices listed.....

Giovanni's.

That is the solarium pool. not the main pool.

Just collect their sea pass cards when they are in for the night. You can't do much around the ship without them and they won't be able to get back in the cabin either. (unless one stays inside while the other goes out!)

This was an informative thread for me. My mother in law wears the full prescription patch throughout the entire cruise.

She changes it to a new patch on the 3rd day.

The doc. probably told her not to do this but, she does what she wants!

Fingers crossed! Thanks Bob.

I would like to bring a bottle of sangria next time I cruise.

Will they consider that the same as wine?

First you wait for them to open the venue where bingo is being held.

Second, you wait on line for the bingo package you purchase.

Third, you scope out a good seat, close to the "caller" but also so you can see the screen.

Fourth, you wait for the game(s) to start.

And finally!!! they start playing- but before you can blink the games are done!

Seems more like a waiting game than a bingo game!

Bingo is a huge money maker for the cruise lines. They take in way, way more than they ever pay out. It's a total scam.

 

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I agree. I love bingo, however, the cost to play is high and the games are few and short.

Before you know it, it's all over . I stopped playing long ago.

Keep the bed for yourselves! Teenagers can and will sleep anywhere! You will have a great time regardless. Enjoy your cruise!!!!!

Thank You for such a fun review. I love to read and this was such a great short story. So glad it all ended well and that you and "the boy" had a fun, interesting and happy time together!

Back to being excited about this review.

Love the way you write. I really feel as if I was there with you!

Sorry for the mean lady on the elevator.

Yay! to the man who stood up for you!

Coconut Ranger cookies.

I know, it's a cookie and may not be technically classified as a true "dessert"

However, I love them and would pick them over ANY other dessert on RCCL.:hearteyes:

Whats' happening here? I find myself checking for the continuation of this review over and over.

Where is it?

Where is it..........

I fear I am losing interest in what has been a fun way to pass time.

The review is taking LONGER than the actual cruise!!!!!!!

I really don't understand why the class of ship would make a big difference. I will admit that I have not sailed an Oasis class ship, but we love Freedom class and several others that we enjoy. Why does everyone think Oasis is the be all/end all of cruise ships?

I amend my answer Rick, I include the Freedom Class in my response! It was a wonderful ship!

I feel that a really good story is heading my way!

I agree with Bob.

Would not drive 8 hours for a 3 day cruise unless it was an Oasis ship. (and I was out for 7 days!)

I'm glad you had a great time in star class! who was your genie? did you like him/her? do you know the names of the other genies as well?

Thank you for the review. I have often thought about trying out the Anthem but it is a bit far to travel to Bayonne for us.

I love when people tell the truth about their cruises including some of the not so great things!

The casino host told me November!

So who knows.

Thanks Bob! Thats why I didn't notice. Not at the age where I might need to shave yet! (It's a joke people!) ;p;p;p