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They don't swipe your card if you are in a suite. Once they see it is a suite card, they just hand you the towels. There are also towels on the suite sundeck that you can just take too.

It is about the plants, can you not see the picture of the sign?

@HBE4 I am enjoying all your pictures. You did all the same excursions we did on our cruisetour back in 2018. I panned a similar amount of gold as did my DH. We combined it and I have a necklace similar to your magnet. 🙂

We were in Two70 on Anthem waiting for the Captain's Corner to start and two young kids were duck hunting. They were going row by row in the balcony, looking under every seat, whether there were people seated in them or not. Granted, there weren't a lot of people there yet, but it was ridiculous. They then went down to the lower level of Two70 and tried to look amongst the seats but people weren't cooperating. The older of the two finally yelled to her brother, lets go, and they left. I think the whole craze is out of control. People aren't just hiding ducks anymore either. On a recent rollcall, people were talking about hiding jewelry, ornaments, pencil toppers, bedazzled pens, DIY little craft projects, as well as ducks and other animals.

She has posted the picture was taken on Utopia. Someone else says they saw one on Wonder.

Someone said they saw the sign on Wonder. It wasn't the OP though so will be interesting to see if it is on more than one ship.

I just posted this same picture on another thread. Found it on a different site. Poster didn't say the ship yet but has been asked.

You are supposed to contact special needs no later than 30 days prior to sailing.

There is a Central Park on Oasis Class ships.

Nice to see Royal Caribbean is trying to protect Central Park. Have seen way too many damaged plants.

There are auto injectors that are perfectly safe to dispose of in regular trash. My DH was on one for years that specifically stated it could be thrown out in regular trash. He did put it into the trash on our cruises and on one cruise, the cabin steward removed it and put it in a sharps container that he brought to our cabin.

We sailed in 11724 on Odyssey. There is not a separate hallway but the two doors for those cabins are right beside each other. We had the slam family beside us, not fun. The cabin is really big and we do like the split bathroom in those cabins. The negative was the half bath was opposite the end of the bed and the built in nightlight is bright. Any nighttime trips to the bathroom floods the bed with light. No way to turn off the nightlight. The other bathroom is to one side of the bed and has a frosted glass window in the standup shower that faces the side of the bed. The bathroom, thankfully, does not have a nightlight but if someone gets up early and showers, then the light they turn on lights up the bedroom. The balcony is really large and we really didn't need a larger one. Lots of steps to the back of the ship but not an issue for us as we like aft cabins.

If you are sailing on a ship that Coastal Kitchen is attached to the Suite Lounge, then wine is included with lunch and dinner. If you are sailing a ship where Coastal Kitchen is in a different location from the Suite Lounge, like a Quantum Class ship, wine is not included.

DH is the Johnny Walker fan. He usually drinks Black but got some Double Black for Christmas, along with a gift pack that had Black, Gold, Blue and 18. Kim Crawford was mine. 🙂

Each person can install the app on their phone. They can each create a login for Royal Caribbean with their name and crown and anchor number. Once they login, the reservation should be listed, if it isn't, they can put in the reservation number to find it.

Sounds perfect. I can be there in an hour and a half or so. 😀🍾😇

I keep getting emails for an excursion sale for my upcoming Celebrity cruise. One of the excursions is on sale for almost $1,200pp. 😱 It is an Intimate Musical Journey (Champagne & Piano) which is a walking tour that takes you to the historic residence of internationally acclaimed pianist and composer Steve Barakatt. Once inside, you get champagne and a private performance. Very unique experience but not sure I would spend that money to see any performer on a three hour excursion, where part of it is a walking tour.

I agree, he was definitely in Vancouver. At the time I posted the link to Flightaware, Vancouver had almost a two hour delay and the whole east coast of the US was showing major delays in almost all airports.

He wouldn't be going anywhere near Atlanta if he is flying into the New York area. There are major delays all over the US and also in Canada. https://www.flightaware.com/live/airport/delays

The shuttle took about 10-15 minutes I think. When we signed up for it, the person was trying to convince us to take a later shuttle because of our checkin time. We booked the very first shuttle, I think it was 10am and we were able to checkin at that port as soon as we arrived. There were a good amount of people already there too.

We stay at that hotel every time we go to Seattle. We have walked to Chihuly Gardens and the Space Needle. A lot of the walk is uphill but it is not a bad walk. The park at the bottom of the hill has some really funky benches and artwork. We walked back but went to Pike Place Market and not back to the hotel. Just a friendly tip about Pike Place, locals get really touchy about the name if you say Pike's. 🤷‍♀️ There is a public elevator and stairway near the Marriott which we used a bunch to go up to Pike Place, saved on climbing the hills. There is a huge CVS just up the hill from Pike Place if you forget anything. Marriott will hold your luggage but we were able to check in early to our room, so didn't need it. They also have a shuttle you can sign up for to go to the pier for the cruise. It was reasonable, $10 a person I think when we last used it. I liked waking up to an NCL ship right out my window. Wish Royal sailed from right there as people just walk to that ship. We took the Bainbridge Island ferry and loved it! It was a cheap harbor cruise for us. We just took it round trip, though we had to get off and back on at the island. We got beautiful pictures of the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. If you can see the mountain, get your pictures as it is clouded over a lot. Not sure what is near the ferry dock on the island as we weren't going to explore.

She won't be able to use the course, they are very strict with age. You won't even be able to book it for her because her birthdate is on the reservation. Don't try to change that either because that will be verified when you check in at the port to board the ship.

104 degrees here today. It was a little cooler up in NH but not much.

Seattle has Port Valet that is complimentary. We filled out all the paperwork and received a notice on the ship saying that they wouldn't take our luggage. Our flight was with a covered airline and met all the requirements. Not sure why we were denied. https://www.portseattle.org/page/port-valet-enjoy-seattle-luggage-free