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Probably, that section is back for Voyager as well.

There will be several threads here when that happens.

It’s at least.3% - we don’t know how far above that the real number is.

You can’t book till on board - use the app.

That post was about price drops INSIDE final payment - all yours are outside of that.

For drinks with a single shot of coffee, you are better off buying the card (assuming you'll use all the punches), but wait till you are on board to buy - the coffee card is one of the very few things that is usually the same price in the planner as on board.

No.

No new Wow bands since the restart. That usually starts 30-45 minutes after arrival, and they usually want everyone off by about 9AM. Walk off duration depends on crowds but could be as little as 5 min.

Right, but, if you have some unique cabin like @C cruise has, what RCI considers an upgrade could be different than what the poster imagines. The pics that come with Royal Up offers can be quite misleading.

Might be some balcony - your Royal Up offer should list the options.

Even without insurance, that company charges $25.

If the DP340 code doesn't work online, yes.

Here's a company that claims to be free with insurance: Virtual Proctoring | Covid Testing by Total Testing Solutions

Yes, the OP said it was for port fees - they were lower for the revised itinerary.

You can do that by booking for two with a fake name for the second guest.

You had to go there? I guess that's better than a COVID thread.

As soon thereafter: Just as cruises are resuming in Australia, a COVID-19 outbreak aboard Coral Princess has prompted Princess Cruises to offer refunds to passengers on the ship’s next sailing. The cruise is not canceled, however, and a variety of mitigation measures are in place to protect both passengers and crew members. Outbreak on Coral Princess The 91,627-gross-ton Coral Princess, which just resumed sailings from Brisbane in mid-June, has reported approximately 100 cases of COVID-19 among crew members, with fewer than 20 guest cases as part of that total. The outbreak occurred on the July 3, 7-night round trip sailing from Brisbane, which visited Airlie Beach, Cairns, Port Douglas, and Willis Island, before returning to Brisbane on Sunday, July 10. Minister of Health and Ambulance Services Yvette D’Ath has commented on the situation. “There were protocols put in place as to what would occur if there was an outbreak and we are seeing an outbreak,” she said. “Some of those passengers are being removed, they have chosen to isolate either home or in other accommodation and we’ve supported them in doing that.” Outbreak on Princess Cruise Ship in Australia, Refunds Offered (cruisehive.com) Biker, who wonders if RCI will be as generous when they resume sailing.

Yes - you just need to show proof of stock ownership when you apply for the OBC (doesn't matter when you bought it).

That may stay in there because it mentions that it can't be used in lieu of vax card.

Welcome to CC. It is very likely there won't be any testing requirement for most non-US departures after next month. Wait for confirmation before worrying about any testing needs.

Compensation for missing any port usually doesn't depend on anything but the diff in cost between the time booked and the date of the miss.

The port charges at RCI private destinations don't depend on ownership - they are set by the country/port. Curacao charges are likely less than Bahamas.

What makes sense to you doesn't mesh with the reality of RCI IT.

Welcome to CC.

Ask the agent to get you the RCI invoice - that should specify it.