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I didn't know this was such a widespread practice. We had charges added to our bill on the last day of our Navigator of the Seas cruise back in May this year. We contacted them and they refunded the extra without to much fuss.

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Either you have the world's steadiest hands or you're using a gimbal :-).

 

If you're using a gimbal, which one? Also how did you mount your go pro on your luggage for example?

I was thinking the same. I presume they used the Karma grip.

We went last year in early August. I spent most of the time in shorts, t-shirts and a fleece even when further north in Denali. But I do prefer to be cold than hot and am from the UK so am used to variable weather conditions.

I had a few pairs of outdoorsy trousers that you could zip off at the knees to create shorts. I carried the leg bits in my pocket or bag and could always put them back on if I got cold but I don't recall ever doing it once I took them off. I also always had a packaway waterproof jacket, tea cosy hat and gloves available in my camera bag if needed.

I can only recall a couple of times when I needed to fully zip up my fleece and put on the waterproof jacket, hat and gloves. This was mainly due to the wind when we visited a couple of glaciers and went on a small boat trip for the day out of Seward.

So I guess the simple answer is layers like a few people have already mentioned.

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I'm on the Radiance in July/August. Any idea yet who the CD might be? A while back I recall someone hinting that they might find out soon but nothing materialised. Thanks

You can view the menus. But from what I can remember not all of them were.

Not at the moment. Currently only Quantum of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, Ovation of the Seas and Harmony of the Seas according to the RC website.

I'm guessing it will come to more ships as they roll out VOOM to the remainder of their fleet.

Lots more info here https://secure.royalcaribbean.com/royaliq

They provide you with a restricted internet connection that allows access to the app stores and also their websites while out at sea.

 

That was the case on the two cruises I've been on with Voom.

To be clearer, I mean two cruises I've been on with Royal IQ / VOOM capability. You didn't need to have paid for a VOOM internet package.

We were on the Anthem for the transatlantic cruise in Nov and used their VOOM internet package to make video calls with people on Skype and Google Hangouts. The connection speed was impressive.

They provide you with a restricted internet connection that allows access to the app stores and also their websites while out at sea.

That was the case on the two cruises I've been on with Voom.

No you don't need an internet package. You just connect to their WiFi. If I remember correctly you can download the app while onboard too.