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We were on the Vision of the Seas 19 years ago. We had our family with five kids and two rooms. Kids were 5-16 years old. Everybody except my husband got seasick on the return. Poor guy had to pack everyones suitcases on the last night. He just threw it all into the next suitcase he came to until it was full and then grabbed another. We had to sort it all out after we got back to LA. We still had five days at Disney and Universal so it was a big mess. LOL, good times. But here we are again, our next cruise is April 7-14 on the Navigator and will be bringing motion sick pills with us just in case. This time we have a balcony room so hope that helps as being in a interior room was no fun being sick.

I would agree the wording is ambiguous. However, when looking at this chart the benefit also includes gold, platinum and emerald members who do not get any free days of internet access as a benefit. So just what exactly do these youth members get by this. The only thing in these three categories is a percent off discount. But it doesn't say discount, it says access.

On the Royal Caribbean main page make sure you have signed up to receive offers. Would not hurt to sign up again even if you think you already have. It is required to be able to royal up.

Hoping for nice weather, tired of the cold and snow.

No experience with that but will also be on that ship. Also, from Washington State.

I take it back, it no longer says Colombia that I can find.

That seems like new wording. I have looked at what requires vaccines many times and have never seen that wording for Hawaii to Vancouver. It used to say to Bermuda and still says to Colombia. And also, Transatlantic and Transpacific and out of Australia.

It is probably considered a transpacific cruise and vaccination is required. I am glad you brought this up because I had considered that cruise and now I will not.

In the app, click on Daily Planner. Make sure the filter is set to Show all. Scroll down, mine shows the theme at 5 pm every evening. I have casual, dress-to-impress, and Caribbean themes on my April 7, Mexican Riviera cruise.

Have you tried to use the Cruise Critic site to do so? If not, you might try to click on "Find a Cruise" at the top. Then click "Advanced Search" Then at the right click on the drop-down menu called "Cruise Style" Choose "Cruises for the disabled". I have no experience as to what that may give you. Just trying to give you a possible answer. Also this article, on Cruise Critic, makes reference to a travel agency that may be able to help. Read the article carefully. It is mentioned in the Tenders section. https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles.cfm?ID=9 Good luck

Last I heard it had been closed and had not re-opened after Covid. We have a cruise booked on April 7 and are hoping to be able to use it, too. Hoping somebody who has been on the ship recently will answer you.

My adult daughter traveled with her then 10-month-old on our last cruise. The child ate almost no food and slept in a baby travel bed. Still paid an adult price for him. It is just the way it is.