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  1. steveru621
    The TV option is disappearing on all ships. Don't count on it.
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    Guests can access the internet and emails during their cruise either via their own wireless devices or in the ships computer room (Royalcaribbean online®) located by the aft elevators on deck 8.
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    Monday night football is ESPN. It will be showing everywhere, it's not exclusive to Playmakers.
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    yes, but be prepared to wait in a very long line.
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    No. You can pay on a cash account with a gift card.
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    https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/food-drink-onboard-policy
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    Table assignments are only made 4-6 days before the cruise. How do I know? B2B... The head waiter will ask you if you would like to keep the same table or move.
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    Those passengers are put on the ship for your entertainment! We always request a large table. if it's less than ideal, we move on.
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    Your table number will be on your seapass card. Check it out in the MDR after you board. It's happened to us, someone requested a table change, and we got to the MDR that night only to find our great table moved to a horrible location.
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    It's been a lot of years (2009) that reservations have been required for shows on Quantum and Oasis classes. There were lots of posts about charging, which never happened. Since the theater seating is limited, it was all about crowd control. Especially 270 and comedy club seating is very limited for shows. It's built into your cruise price... so far.
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    RCI did try to get you to make Windjammer dinner reservations post covid but, they never enforced the policy. In fact, one cruise we were on the Windjammer was closed for dinner. So far this year no reservation required for Windjammer.
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    I can see why you would think that. A hotel does it all the time. No, on a cruise ship.
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    I would ask for a lift and shift to anything else.
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    Probably, just avoid cabins under the Windjammer.
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    You may get an email.
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    I guess there is a certain satisfaction knowing where your tag is residing, even if not where you can touch it. A tag doesn't prevent anything.
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    I know for a fact, the stores report large purchases to the CBP.
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    They close one door at around 9:10 and usually don't allow anyone else inside. If you are already inside, you can still use the buffet. I've never stayed long enough to see when they close the buffet and suggest everyone leave.
  19. steveru621
    Ran my CPAP on a Travel Power Adapter on Jewel for 6 weeks. The power brick on the CPAP accepts 220 or 110. Just made life easier charging our cell phones. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078M32R41/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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    What am I missing here? Priority boarding is after check-in. Priority boarding is only used when passengers are waiting in the terminal, after check-in, for the ship to allow boarding.
  21. steveru621
    Anthem has a Concierge Club.
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    Yes, only suites were allowed in the Concierge Club on Jewel. Too many Pinnacles.
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    Last month, on Jewel in the concierge club, we were charged for one Pinnacle voucher drink every night. I questioned the bartender, he said it was for "tracking purposes". It showed up as a $.00 charge on my seapass. Same as a voucher drink. I didn't bother to pursue it with the concierge.
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    The way things are going only suites will be allowed in the Concierge Club. Different issue... If D+ and/or Pinnacles are allowed into the club, and they are not in a suite, their drinks will be charged to the vouchers. POS terminals have started to appear in the clubs to facilitate the charging.
  25. steveru621
    That's true. The prices are always higher mostly because of the fees and profit that RCI makes on the transaction. Are you saying you don't want the additional protections you get with a RCI excursion?
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