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2 hours ago, Oceansaway17 said:
Yes more drama overall with this way too WC.
Missing Seychelles is hard to swallow as no other chance now.
Wonder what else will get cancelled.
Perhaps this is why this area RCI had never sailed before and got stuck with because of Suez Canal.
it might be disappointing, but drama?
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points go to people, not cabins. your wife would get her points even if you were sharing a cabin and the kids stayed home
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Remember way back towards the beginning of this cruise when all those tictokers not even on the ship were trying to stir up all sorts of trouble? There was one I remember specifically who had some story about how there was some exclusive meeting and only the full cruise cruisers were going to have an opportunity to the northern lights. Who knew she would basically be right. Only based on the exceptionally rare geomagnetic storm and the fact that for the most part there are only full cruise passengers for this segment.
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can't even get that cruise to come up on the US site. But seriously, you can't get a glass of water without paying extra?
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1 hour ago, lenquixote66 said:
The most interesting ice cream I ever had was a Kitchen Sink at a Jahn’s Ice Cream Parlor in NY.
The most interesting ice cream I've had was Caramelized Turkey & Cranberry Sauce at Salt & Straw in 2022
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there is no lamb at lunch at Jamie's
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I try to remember to have some on me when I fly
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On 3/8/2024 at 2:02 PM, taglovestocruise said:
Wonderland on Quantum Class is a neglected stepchild. Very small, seating way to close together, no windows, single story. no bar or lounge area that you find on Oasis Class. We have done several Wonderland dinners on Oasis Class, on Quantum and Ovation we walked in laughed and walked out.
Wonderland on the Quantum class is the original Wonderland. If you go for the windows and the staircase, them by all means, skip it.
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11 hours ago, Cruise5life said:
Where’s your story from. Link?
"In case you're wondering, no, Rover serves no other function. She's not a drug sniffing dog and she's not a service animal either. So Rover isn't allowed in the restaurants."
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4 minutes ago, Cruise5life said:
nothing but speculation and I'm pretty sure I've read Rover is not a service dog and not a working (sniffing out contraband) dog.
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17 hours ago, Cruise5life said:
Didn’t she go into training ? She’s going to service dog training. That will be her actual job.
service dog for whom?
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not what you asked for, but tell me more. Ships? dates?
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if you are cruising out of Cape Liberty, there is nothing to walk to near the pier. There are restaurants near EWR that you could taxi/Uber to. I don't want to get too specific since I left the area in 2020. Since we are talking breakfast, there use to be an IHOP in Elizabeth which may still be there. Otherwise, I would probably look for a diner. Or a full service hotel and but breakfast in their restuarant.
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20 hours ago, Hlitner said:
Just love Ben and Jerrys flavors. That being said, we have never seen that on any cruise line.
Hank
Royal had Ben and Jerrys until very recently on several ships
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5 hours ago, island lady said:
Is there reason to think he had to go to the hospital?
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15 hours ago, Vibe said:
I can't bring myself to watch it again but did the woman in the first one claim the pinnacles ( or was it the whole cruise crowd?) were given an opportunity to see the northern lights that everyone else was denied? In the carribean? Close to the equator? On the SAME ship? What am I missing?
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1 hour ago, retired dude said:
so glad that rccl will not repeat this cruise
because?
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25 minutes ago, orville99 said:
I distinctly remember them performing at Disney. One of my students was in the group at the time, and we went there to see him perform.
perhaps. It didn't sound familiar to me so I googled. They were at Universal 2007 to 2021, but I didn't find anything for WDW
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2 hours ago, orville99 said:
They are currently performing at the Luxor in Las Vegas. At the height of their popularity there were actually several touring groups and one that was in "residence" for a while at Disney World. They got their big break by appearing in a series of IBM (big Blue) ads.
Universal, not Disney
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I don't think it was said they sold their house to pay for the cruise, just that they sold it in preparation for the cruise
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5 hours ago, klfrodo said:
We did Wonderland on the Symphony. Loved the experience. The food was good, but the themed experience was even better. The characters and the atmosphere put you into Alice's Wonderland.
We did this again on the Anthem this past October. This time, it was a whole different experience. It was very obvious that this venue used to have a different use. Then somewhere along the line, someone decided to try to change the decor and call it Wonderland.
except it wasn't. It's exactly where is was on the Quantum, the first ship to have Wonderland.
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8 hours ago, BND said:
Most Jews aren't even practicing much less kosher.
Interesting generalization.
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8 hours ago, Mum2Mercury said:
The key is, Don't get greedy. I've never had any problem bringing 1-2 cans of soda (or beer) back from a port stop. They don't want to mess with you for that small amount.
However, they do care about bottles. Last week they stopped the woman in front of me who had an EMPTY Coke bottle -- don't get why -- and let me walk right through with 2 cans in my backpack.
Interesting. I'm pretty sure I've reboarded in the past with a partially empty bottle of pepsi with no problem
R.C. Symphony of the Seas-Lobster Night?
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in general it's the second "formal" night on any US based RC cruise. Often day 6