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I will be doing my first winter back to back out of Cape Liberty on the Anthem....First, the 12 night Caribbean, then the 8 night Bahamas. My 12 night is a Junior Suite and the 8 night is a Grand Suite (right next door). Lots of questions. How does changing from one category and room to another work? I will add that my husband is blind and is wheeled on and off the ship. I am his guidance on board. Everyone has always been most accommodating, but we have never done one cruise after another. All details are appreciated. I have done many cruises, but this forum seems to give so much information from so many experienced cruisers. My husband and I are 70, retired, and enjoying ourselves as much as possible. Oh yes, one other small thought, if I am going on 2 cruises, on the original embarkation am I allowed 4 bottles of wine? I do enjoy my glasses of wine on the balcony. Thank you to anyone who can guide me through their experiences.
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Free gratuities were offered the end of September this year. It shows on your reservation form as USD under credits.
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The suite sale is still on, and yes, there is a sailing to Bermuda, September 3, Labor Day weekend. It is the last sailing before the ship sails to New England I believe. I just recently booked a Sky suite for what I consider a good price. It comes with premium drink package, tips paid, unlimited internet and $300 to spend. Plus, suites mean their private restaurant for dinner. My TA said that September can be iffy hurricane season, but I turn 70 on the 7th so this is where I want to be. You can book it now and have time to change your mind.
Labor Day means kids back to school in this area so relax and enjoy.
First Back to Back some guidance
in Royal Caribbean International
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Thanks so much for the info. It sounds easy enough. I was just a little concerned since my husband needs that wheelchair to get on and off. You have eased my mind.