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I can confirm that as of last month (September) shows are booked once you board, so you'll have just as much chance as anyone else of getting into your preferred show time.

When checking in for a cruise they still ask passengers if they are vaccinated or not, then they have different handling procedures for those with vs. without vaccinations. If the medical device technicians aren't delivering onboard, then the cruise lines don't need to worry whether they're vaccinated or not, or whether anything needs to be cleaned upon their departure.

That's why I'll be glad to pick it up in the terminal instead of waiting until I'm onboard and can get to our cabin. Check with your scooter vendor to see where they deliver it.

It may depend on the port. I just cruised from Port Canaveral last month and they were at the terminal entry. I'm cruising from Miami next month and when I called Scootaround they confirmed I would pick up the scooter at the terminal entrance there, too. They may be doing it this way now to limit the number of people onboard. This way they don't have to screen additional people for Covid vaccinations or anything.

Melday, you can go to scootaround dot com and rent a scooter for your sister. If you use the discount code USCRUISE you can get 15% off your rental. I'm renting one for my upcoming 11-day cruise for just over $200.

I've heard that. But we've been on deck 11 twice (mid and aft) and not had any issue with noise. We'll be there a third time in 27 days.

The 120-day/125-day timeline isn't for check-in, it's for making dinner reservations. Check-in is still 21 days prior to the cruise.

The main differences are the price, and the Club Balcony Suite has a little bit larger sitting area with a curtain divider between it and the bed, and a tub/shower combo instead of just the shower. I think the CBS is also 1'-2' wider than the standard balcony cabin. Another difference is the CBS cabins are on Deck 11, while the balcony cabins are on Desk 8, 9, & 10.

I went through and did a mock booking and then some new PCC called me four days in a row, and e-mailed me three times. Finally on the 4th call I answered and told him I was just doing a mock booking to check something, and that I had a cruise already booked. He said no problem, to reach out to him if I needed anything on my current booking. I've since sent him four e-mails asking him for some help, and I've not heard a thing from him.

I'd be more concerned with the jet lag on the time travel flight that about the waves on the ocean...🤪

The only time I received additional Latitudes points in a Club Balcony Suite (Junior Suite at the time) was when I booked a cruise more than a year in advance, but they've now taken that away and you no longer get extra points for booking that far in advance.

I believe, at this point, since you're not having any luck with the suggestions from other users, you might want to give NCL tech support a call.

The line at Terminal 1 last month was crazy long, but it was under the overhang of the parking garage and not out in the sun. It wasn't well marked, at all, though, and we spent quite a bit of time looking for The Key line even though I was in a wheelchair. Turns out The Key and Suite lines are on the far side of the approach and you basically need to cut through four lines to get over to that side. We didn't get any wheelchair assistance until after check-in, then we sat waiting for a member of the ship's crew to come push on board. So, no, they still haven't figured out how to manage lines. I think RCI needs to get with Disney and Chik-fil-a on how to manage lines.

On the Harmony last month we didn't get one the first night, but my wife asked the steward the next day and we started getting them each night.

MotownVoice is totally correct. Personally, having spent 5 years exploring those ruins, I would do the tour that includes the terrace houses. They are a recent opening and I'd love to explore them.

Just off the Harmony of the Seas a week ago. I had requested a stool through their special needs desk, but it wasn't there upon arrival. Our cabin steward, though, was able to get one without any issue.

Glad to see all the info on this boat. We'll be on it for a family reunion in August 2023. We've done mainly smaller ships, but just got off the Harmony last week. This will be our 3rd RCCL trip, having been on the Harmony and Radiance in the past.

We sail on the Harmony in a week. How soon can we expect to be able to book reservations for the shows before we board?