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Been looking forward to my cruise on Sunday. Hopefully it still sails.
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20 hours ago, OCSC Mike said:
I wish someone did it at the end of the night so it's ready for the early birds like me.
I'm also up very early and it's either DL or cafe promenade for Americanos. My wife almost always wakes up before me so each night i take a thermos to one of the regular coffee machines and get her the starter coffee. Keeps her happy until I wake up and go get us the better coffee.
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5 hours ago, island lady said:
Fresh? Where do you get fresh?
D lounge baby. Very early I make the trek. I mean early. We are early risers and I fill a thermos each night for my beautiful bride for her consumption. My first task upon waking is, at my choice, a trip to a quality coffee location. Could be D lounge, could be on the promenade. I am a great hubby 🙂
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12 hours ago, OCSC Mike said:
You know there's a free coffee machine in the Diamond Lounge for cappuccino, espresso, latte, etc., right?
And it works great! If we don't get a drinks package we make heavy use of the coffee machine in the D lounge
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Been once. Nice place, decent service, Really enjoyed sit down lunch. It was a cold day so did not swim but pool looked real nice. I think we paid around $60. No way is it worth the $229 p/p that RCCL currently has it priced for Harmony next week.
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1 hour ago, Biker19 said:
No, but the title suggests something else.
Biker, who didn't know beer shots are a thing.
I think it's like beer pong or something.
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3 hours ago, george35 said:
We are going on July 4th for 2 weeks on the Harmony. We both have had 2 shots & have been a 2 week cruise a month ago. Do we need any more shots or something else to show we are OK to sail??
george35
SHOT SHOT SHOTS! If you have the drink package why not do SHOTS!?!?
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4 minutes ago, klfrodo said:
Let's assume you're correct in that you have "heard" that some proctors don't care if the box is already open. With that assumption, you arrive into Canada, take the tests and all goes well.
Now, let's assume you arrive into Canada, break out the box, and all the contents fall out onto the table for 8 tests. The proctors eyes get real big and ask you what is going on? The proctor then states that they cannot give you a pass.
You're in Canada, what is your back-up plan?
Drink Molson and find a new test place.
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hope it rains here!! Damn yard is turning brown and the inground sprinklers are not keeping up!
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9 hours ago, BND said:
Great idea. Allows everyone to attend at least somewhat sober (depending on what they did before boarding) and ensures that people are more likely to do it. It's so easy. I don't understand how it's so difficult for some to comply.
Of course, those of us that stood outside in FL humidity wearing a lifejacket waiting for the stragglers probably have a different perspective than new cruisers lol.
A tremdously different perspective. Standing in the September sun just melting while waiting for everyone to show. MISERY!
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1 minute ago, Sunshine3601 said:
Are people using room service more than ever? I didn't notice much on my last couple of cruises.
Last few cruises we have not noticed many trays in the hallway which is my indicator of room service.
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We never wash our cups. quick hot water rinse is about all we do. It's sugar water, not raw chicken?
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It is super easy as long as only one RCL ship is in port. BUT if more than one is in port you have to know which ship you are going on and hope your driver knows.. Seems silly but I have had actual conversations with people leaving or returned from recent cruises and they don't know the name of the ship.
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2 hours ago, topnole said:
I’m curious how you were allowed to even board with an active sinus infection that was just treated before boarding. Doesn’t the health survey ask about recent symptoms like that? And if so,
I thought that meant people were automatically denied boarding. That has been my biggest worry for upcoming cruises.
Tested negative multiple times. Automatically denied boarding even when they test negative?
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8 hours ago, RichardRahl said:
You’re splitting hairs… it’s only 45 miles east of Orlando. We all knew what she meant. The Kennedy Space Center is on Merritt Island, just northwest of Cape Canaveral. Saying the space center is at the space center is just as vague.
Not all of us knew what she meant or I would not have posted. Just like you said KSC is on Merritt Island and is not in Orlando.
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6 hours ago, ace2542 said:
How can any covid test done elsewhere but the terminal by staff infront of staff and supervisors pass inspection? How does Royal or NCL in my case later this month know that I didn't bribe the person doing the test for a negative result in the same way people bribe bouncers to let them into nightclubs for instance?
Or quite easily edit a PDF from a previous test.
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1 hour ago, ReubenR said:
I'm looking for advice from people who have actually experienced this tour rather than from those who have "no idea" about it or just want to comment on how old the original thread is. I didn't need to create a new thread because this one already existed and dealt with the exact subject matter I was looking for. Creating multiple threads about a single subject just makes it more difficult for people to find an answer when searching.
I do not know anything about this tour. I hope at that price it is AMAZING. I love space and work on CCSFS and have free access to KSC. I would have SERIOUS concerns about getting to Orlando airport with less than 2 hours prior to flight time. The local news often has stories about the delays at the airport due to the security lines.
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3 hours ago, pinnacle_king2023 said:
how much is this tour thinking about doing it never been to the space center in orlando
There is no space center in Orlando. It is on the coast at Kennedy Space Center.
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On 4/27/2022 at 7:00 PM, deliver42 said:
The UDP prices are insane. Over $1000.00 for a 7 day cruise. Not in this lifetime.
I think you mean DBP. UDP is unlimited dining package, not unlimited drinking package.
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4 hours ago, Joseph2017China said:
The great debate.....but really, does it matter that much? My phone, is my newspaper, my map, my info desk, sends me a beep when a show will start, that I asked it to, gets me awake when I take a nap. It's my personal assistant in one little package. Not to mention, my camera and video recorder. What's for dinner? Oh, look, I don't have to walk to the dining room to see the menu on the wall. What about in port, and I'm looking for a place, or want to see local restaurants?
Being disconnected from work, does not mean you need to be disconnected from life. Phones are a tool, to be used to simplify life.
Let me walk straight through a crowded walking area with a long pointy knife in front of me. It's just a tool. Staring at your phone screen and walking into my "tool" is no problem?
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6 hours ago, dodgestang said:
I refuse to use/keep my phone while on board...I work in tech and am on my phone nearly 24/7....started cruising as a respite from it. It's always a little clumsy the first time in the MDR or speciality restaurant now though since they did away with menus unless you specifically say you want one and instead want you to scan QR codes EVERYWHERE to see what to order (even at many bars).....
This is how I cruise. I miss the days when cruises didn't have all the screen zombies or narcissist selfie takers. I always ask for the menu because my phone is in the safe turned off!
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8 hours ago, Tlbecker1 said:
You really need your phone in order for you not to miss things. Select everything that you want to do, it will be added to your calendar and your phone will alert you 15 minutes prior to the event. Reserve all of your shows, check all of the menus. So much more efficient.😀
You ABSOLUTELY do not need a phone to do ANYTHING on the ship.
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8 hours ago, D4 said:
Tell your cabin steward that you want a paper Compass each night.
Be sure to put your phone into airplane mode on the ship.
You forgot to add "then stick the damn thing in the safe."
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Don't care. Always get UDP because the MDR is a fricking chaos of hurry up and wait. Sometimes I swear I am aback at basic training. People moving everywhere and if I don't drink my two glasses of water I am in big BIG trouble.
Never have adjusted tips. Either give more for service we think is better or nothing extra when we are generally not happy (not mad, just not kind of uhhh) with service. Just don't care enough. Bad service gets serious focus on post cruise review.
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My experience -5 proctored Covid tests in one day
in Royal Caribbean International
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We bought emed tests for $27 after shipping. For me, I work on Cape Canaveral and my schedule is incredibly dynamic as I work around rocket launches which include all the pre-launch activities (which are way more than the actual launch). Much easier for me to pay the small price of the emed test and do the test at home at my convience instead of getting a last minute change to my schedule and now I' paying $105 at the port for a test. Did our tests today for our Sunday cruise. So easy and even today when we expected to test by 9 AM it was nearly 4 by the time our schedules allowed us to sit and devote the 20 minutes to testing.
Our proctors were easy enough to understand and results were in our emails within about 5 minutes. Only glitch was my wife's kit had two swabs. Proctor put her on hold about 90 seconds then came back and told her she only needed one swab.