knprasad

Facebook, email is just as fast as on land. Playing games like Game of war on the Kindle was quite delayed and kept crashing. I tried Skype and it worked fine.

Having just gone through this experience for linking 10 cabins for dining and shows, 2 through RCI and the rest by private agents --

- Dining - call up Royal Caribbean directly and make sure that the reservation numbers are linked. If you both booked with Royal directly, you can do this yourself in the website. If by agents, you have to call up the agents and have them open to link reservations before going through Royal Caribbean.

- For shows, you'll have to go individually in each account to book the same shows.

Hope that helps!

Hello Fellow Cruisers!

I'm sailing on CXC's Summit in a few weeks, and would like to know if booking online prior to the sailing via their website is worth the internet/data/wifi or not.

From the CXC website, the price of the week is $179 (but I don't know what that includes or entails).

I traveled with RCL this summer and their rate was $63.63 for one device for 7 days.

Echoing other posts, go with RFS, else get two cabins.... one interior (for teens) and one balcony...

Honestly, 70% of the time you are not in the cabin except for sleeping and showering. Teens can come by your cabin to hang out before embarking on your next adventure!

Wow! This is useful, and yes you can find other lists on their website :)

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/

It is correct that a lot of British cruisers love Indian food as well as many vegetarians as it is a welcome change from bland pasta every night. We sometimes order the Indian vegetarian dish as a side at dinner. I happen to despise Mexican food, but if they want to serve tacos and nachos every day on the buffet I never have a problem finding something else to eat and certainly don't go around complaining about it.

Another thing to consider is that between 40-60% of the chefs on board are Indian!