Thanks. I can picture the IV, but the porthole balcony just seems odd. We decided to book the IV as a "new" experience as the cruise is a port of call heavy & not that much time at sea. Appreciate the various replies..
I second this. And to the OP, last week we were x-Galveston and the specialty rest were 60% empty every night - they still were not offering discounts. But for the price & selection, Giovanni's over Chops every time.
Just off a cruise last week. We got the Cruise Compass paper every day. On day 1, our cabin guy ask if we wanted it daily and we said yes. Saw others getting them at customer service desk.
Last two cruises we saw at least 5 power strips being taken at the screening (detectors). Not sure what type they were but I did hear one person say "it said cruise line accepted on Amazon" (LOL). Just as info.....if you take one, make sure it's one you don't mind leaving.
Correct - they are not checking the time of the test, just the date. The cruise we took last week they checked carefully, but the one in June they only glanced at it.
Actually the majority of the group's cruises are indeed less than 6 days. "With the majority of cruises for Royal Caribbean International shorter than six days, the new requirement will significantly impact the pre-cruise preparation for guests."