smokeybandit

Same here. Most stressful 20 minute wait I've had in a while, especially when people that got tested after us got their results a couple minutes before us.

I've been on 3 cruises post-restart Bahamas - No special lines for anyone, but since volume was so low it was no big deal Galveston - Enforced check-in times (sort of), there was a suite lane to actually check in and a "first in first out" seating area for suites in order to actually board the ship in the order you checked in prior to gen pop boarding Vancouver - Complete fustercluck. Times not enforced and while there was a suite check-in lane it didn't matter since the seating area was one big pool of people, then a mass swarm to board once the ship opened for boarding.

Perks are the same for all GS+ suites

I'm sure the people in that cabin don't like it that you like it😎

You might get a call from the medic ward after some panicky passenger reports you, not seeing the humor in the sign.

Supply chain issues I guess.

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/crown-anchor-society/benefits/diamond-members#2

Every ship would be outdated after 5 years then.

Worse than Nassau or Grand Bahama?

I would imagine most cruises on the main routes are pushing 100%, even if a few cabins are held for covid jail

One of my recent cruises someone had one of those talking chickens on their door.

Bionic Bar was a cute idea but is a waste of space.

People who are concerned with this often don't actually understand what that actually means.

Voyager/Freedom class (haven't sailed a Quantum ship yet). Not too big that the ship feels like a forced amusement park, but big enough that it takes more than 30 seconds to walk from one end to the other.

The cruises I have booked and the ones I'm looking to book haven't seen their prices budge in months

All the menus are in the app

That's from the CDC. https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/covid19-operations-manual-cso.html

If you have a certificate of recovery, you don't need any pre-boarding test or the disembarkation test for the unvaccinated.

Ours a couple weeks ago ended up dropping about $3200 in total from the time I booked it until sail date.

So just a tourism revenue stream, basically

This seems logical but I've got a cruise next month that is currently rotating between 3-, 4- and 7-day cruise but in the app I always see 4 nights of menu. Edit - I may have lied. Right now I see all 4 nights of menus, but night 4 just has the vegan/kids menus. Right now Navigator is prepping for a 3-night cruise.

Unfortunately covid is still treated like the plague. Thanks CDC

The same people getting covid are also vaccinated. That doesn't hep either.

There is no such thing. It's all luck of the draw for your particular sailing as to if a given sale gives you decent sale prices

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