Cap'nFlapjack

I found the app on uptodown app store...free.. https://royal-caribbean-international.en.uptodown.com/android/download green button 215.51 mb left side of screen It works fine. Check your tablet is above android 7 and it will work. I googled uptodown and they have excellent record for screening all apps for viruses. It is safe to download and install. Your tablet may give a warning (mine did) about allowing alternate source. It directed me to settings where I ok'd the site and then proceeded to download then when finished clicked to open and voila my Royal app ...signed in and Alaska cruise appeared!

Was on Granduer in Jan. this year. Met two couples that bid $55. and the other $65 and they won from inside to Large View . I bid on the same at $125. and did not get it. So no understanding of how they choose who gets what. I understand it is an outside company that handles it for RCCL. I asked on board why at customer service and they couldn't explain...although that evening a bottle of champagne was in our cabin when we returned..

I cruised through accepted tests on Canada Govt. page and the blue Artron are good to use so will be accepted by cruise lines and lifecenters.

Our last couple of cruises we also learned that you can look at tomorrow's menu when you are finished dining in the main dining room and can choose what you desire for the next night's meal. We were on a fixed time not sure how it would work for my time dining. Almost everything was able to be made gluten free...we also mixed and matched if we liked something from one entree and something else from another. They were very accommodating and the chef came out and said they enjoyed playing around and trying different ways of making a dish. Sometimes the sauce or fish was pre-prepped with gluten or crust so couldn't be gluten free, but that was not often. Also the nook restaurant by the whirlpools had gluten free pizza on request. Let your T.A. know and they can inform RCCL your dietary needs before you board.

Americans with a single criminal conviction that is not serious (maximum imprisonment of equivalent crime in Canada is less than ten years) may be allowed back into Canada if it has been more than a decade since full completion of all sentencing including any probation. For example, a person with one minor theft conviction for shoplifting may be considered deemed rehabilitated after ten years. To avoid the risk of a border refusal, however, court documents or other paperwork should be brought with you to Canada as old convictions can still raise questions at the border. Any criminal offense that involved violence, a weapon, or property damage does not qualify for Deemed Rehabilitation, and can render a person criminally inadmissible to Canada for life. A DUI is now considered a serious crime in Canada, and any such offense can now result in an American being refused entry at the Canadian border even if it happened more than ten years ago. quoted from https://www.temporaryresidentpermitcanada.com/crimes-that-make-you-inadmissible.php

We were travelling with a stop in Hong Kong, our airline went bankrupt. We phoned our mastercard and the lady reversed the charges, she said that they have a few days receipts that they haven't sent through to the airlines, so she could do it without the claim having to go through trustee etc. I think the key would be to respond immediately.