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Welcome to CC.

Yes, that should work.

Go when convenient. Unlikely any of them are bookable, even on board.

Welcome to CC.

You'd have to cancel them before the cruise and then use the OBC to pay for them on board. You can use OBC to pay for anything - look for it in the planner for pre-cruise purchases. Sometimes, the OBC doesn't show up till on board.

That is likely a ship specific issue and perhaps a temporary configuration of the internet traffic. In bound messages typically work on all ships, but outbound is usually blocked.

You should be able to come and go at any time.

Yes.

That is normal most of the time -the app doesn't have all of the functionality of the online planer pre-cruise.

That might be true - the balcony discount is sometimes discounted by the amount of the flash sale and sometimes that sale is higher than the balcony discount thereby eliminating it entirely. You should be able to check this yourself by doing a mock booking with and without being logged in.

If there was space to put them together, he was just lazy,

Not banned but the numbers will go down: " A target date of 2035 for Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) to relocate from its current city-centre location at the Veemkade has been announced by Amsterdam City Council. Meantime cruise ships will continue to be welcomed in Amsterdam at PTA’s current location for the next 11 years although capacity for ocean cruise ships will be reduced from two to one berth and a cap of 100 calls per year set for 2026 onwards. Double bookings for 2024 and 2025 will be respected, and 90 calls have so far been accepted for 2025, PTA’s managing director Dick de Graaff told Seatrade Cruise. Starting January 1, 2027, the use of shorepower will be mandatory, he added. As investigation on the move will start in 2025, said the City Council, who in 2023 adopted a motion that Amsterdam is better off without ocean cruise ships." Cruise ships berth in Amsterdam city centre; terminal relocation 2035 (seatrade-cruise.com)

Stop padding RCI's wallet - your cruise fare was plenty.

No code - if the fare is available, it should just come up as the fare.

That is likely location/cabin specific. If needed, you can slightly prop open the cabin door to further improve performance.

Welcome to CC. Set the app to the current sailing (not yours) and see the list of shows available - assume the same thing will be available on your sailing and eventually may be available for booking.

That likely depends on the cost of the hotel and length of sailing.

The ones that show up in the planner are likely pass through OBC - cash from the TA directly is the one that may not show up till on board.

Unlikely - that usually doesn't show up till on board. It may be some promo OBC - yes it can be used now.

A very short flier this week but some Allure 4 days sailings have finally dropped below $100pppd. Decent pricing on some Mariner sailings as well.

This is the former Genting World ship Disney bought and will compete with whatever RCI puts in Singapore. " Disney Cruise Line will mark a milestone when its upcoming ship, the Disney Adventure, debuts in Singapore in 2025 as the first Disney ship to homeport in Asia. The Adventure will offer three- and four-night voyages, departing from Singapore’s Marina Bay Cruise Centre, for at least five years, as part of a collaboration between Disney Cruise Line and the Singapore Tourism Board. “We’re bringing the magic of Disney Cruise Line to Asia for the first time ever, and we want to give our guests the cruise relaxation and Disney fun they can only experience aboard one of our ships,” said Sharon Siskie, senior vice president and general manager, Disney Cruise Line. “When they set sail on the Disney Adventure, guests will find incredible, immersive areas that bring the worlds of Disney, Pixar and Marvel to life in ways like never before – and these uniquely Disney experiences will inspire families to reconnect, recharge and make unforgettable memories that they’ll cherish forever.” Guests onboard will be able to explore the ship’s seven uniquely themed areas, including: Disney Imagination Garden is a garden and open-air performance venue all in one. Disney Discovery Reef, where families can shop and dine in dynamic retreat evoking aquatic characters and nautical stories from Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios, including “The Little Mermaid,” “Lilo & Stitch,” “Finding Nemo” and “Luca.” San Fransokyo Street is a family entertainment area featuring various interactive games and activities, shops and cinemas. Wayfinder Bay is a poolside featuring the Pacific Islands-inspired artistry of Disney Animation’s “Moana”. Town Square is a fantastical forest filled with shops, lounges, cafes, restaurants and entertainment venues. Marvel Landing will offer Avengers-level adventure, with new attractions and experiences featuring guests’ favorite superheroes. Toy Story Place will offer themed food venues and water play areas, where the world of Pixar’s “Toy Story” movies and shorts springs to life. Throughout the ship, guests can look forward to character encounters, stage shows featuring Disney songs and characters, signature events, first-run films, karaoke and game shows." Disney Adventure to Sail from Singapore in 2025; More Details Released - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

Check in is at 45 days but the tags may or may not be available then - usually with the docs at 30 days out. Also, not everyone gets an email about it.

The fee is going up to $20/day - it seems the last time it was raised was about 15 years ago. Parking Price Increase at Popular Northeastern US Homeport (cruisehive.com)

No, the app should list all food venues in the dining section.

You'll need to wait and keep checking. You can use the web tool hack to see what excursions are available on this season's sailing and assume the same will be available next year.