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Yes, this is the sailing! Need to work it out ourselves or move to Oct 24.

Thank you for speedy replies.

Looks like my husband has to work on the day we are suppose to board the Anthem of the Seas in October. Can he board 2 days later in Boston? If so, does Royal need to know this beforehand or can I just show up at the port on tell them he couldn't make it and will board in Boston. I am more comfortable with the latter just in case he can make it on the normal embarkation day at Cape Liberty.

This is what I am seeing for northbound Radiance in August 7, 2020. Hubbard Glacier is not Glacier Bay, correct? CRUISE ITINERARY There are a few changes to this sail date's itinerary. We hope you're as excited as we are about this in your updated vacation plan. Day 1 (Departure) Vancouver, British Columbia (Set Sail) Day 2 Inside Passage (Cruising), Canada Day 3 Ketchikan, Alaska Day 4 Icy Strait Point, Alaska Day 5 Juneau, Alaska Day 6 Skagway, Alaska Day 7 Hubbard Glacier (Cruising), Alaska Return Seward, Alaska (Return)Y

For those of you who have stayed at Hotel Jazz, what is the best way to get to there from the airport? There will be 4 adults. Also, could someone recommend a restaurant nearby. Doesn't have to be fancy as we will be there only one night and probably have a case of jetlag.

Oh, my gosh, thank you for the great news! I will definitely pack our paddles.

Thinking about booking Zuiderdam to the Baltic this summer. Do they have pickleball courts and times planned for open play?

Thanks for the reminder, I now remember reading Warnemunde was a good distance away from Berlin.

Thank you for your replies. We will be able to arrive one day early, but must catch a flight home on the same day we debark the ship, so won't be able to spend too much time in Amsterdam. Is there big difference among the three ships? Looking for a ship that has activities for the young adults on sea days.

Yes, that is why I am torn. We have been loyal to royal, but I liked the Berlin stop, but Princess has the Oslo stop. Is there one ship that is better/newer/have more engaging activities for the 20-somethings to do on our cruising days?

11 Night Regal Princess out of Copenhagen 12 Night HAL Zuiderdam out of Copenhagen 12 Night Brilliance of the Seas out of Amsterdam I posted this on the Princess board, but thought I would post here as well. We have already been on the Brilliance sister ship Serenade of the seas. We would consider Brilliance if it is the better itinerary because we really love our cruise on the Serenade. But would definitely try a new ship if it had the better itinerary. This Baltic cruise this summer as a college graduation gift for my son. There will be our family of 5 with adult children in their early 20s. Are there some ports that are not to be missed? Which is the better itinerary the end of June?

11 Night Regal Princess out of Copenhagen 12 Night HAL Zuiderdam out of Copenhagen 12 Night Brilliance of the Seas out of Amsterdam We are planning a Baltic cruise this summer as a college graduation gift for my son. These are three itineraries that fit our calendar. We normally cruise Royal Caribbean and would pick Brilliance of Seas, but we have already been on her sister ship Serenade of the Seas, but thinking about trying something different. Are there some ports that are not to be missed? Which is the better itinerary?

I had this happen to me yesterday. A cabin I wanted was available on 3rd party sites, but when I went to RC website to put to book it, I got a message that category was sold out. I called and the agent had to cabin I wanted. So just booked through him. He said there have been major problems with their booking system, discounts not showing, etc.

Hmm, not sure if I am looking in the correct location, but those bank of cabins don't have the indicators on the cabins.

I am looking at the deck plans for radiance class ships, specifically Brilliance of the seas. Do inside cabins 9537 to 9545 all open starboard? The rest of the cabins on the deck plan show they open starboard, but there is not indicator for this bank of inside cabins. I called Royal Caribbean and he said, oh, that is strange, I am guessing they open the same direction as the rest on that deck?? Does anyone know for certain so I can book my other balcony cabin across the hallway.