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Looks very encouraging.

We're sailing on an offer that includes drinks in the casino. In the past we have purchased a discounted wine package that was offered on embarkation day. It came in handy on port days when the casino was closed. Does anyone who has sailed recently know if it is still offered?

I get the offers and I have seen his videos. I would have no problem sailing with him except I would think the casino would be super busy.

I apologize for redirecting the question, but my intention is to use my tablet for wifi and the app on the phone for everything else (checking in for meals, etc). Easy to d9?

Thanks for doing this. Sailing on the Freedom for the first time on her transatlantic return in October. Soaking up all the info.

Thank you so much.

We are doing our first transatlantic in October. Barcelona to Port Canaveral. The most recent menus I can find are pre-covid so not too sure how relevant they are. Two questions for recent cruisers: Do they have different menus every night or do they recycle 7 days? Do they have sea day brunch every sea day or just occasionally?

Agree with fellow posters. A few years back we did a short cruise and have been getting offers since. Currently have a transatlantic booked for taxes and port fees. I also work with urcomped and have sailed Royal and Celebrity through them

We just booked this as well. We canceled a trip in the other direction in April of this year. Hopefully we will make this one. We sailed out of Barcelona in 2019 and I recommend you spend at least three days there pre-cruise. It's an amazing city.

Just off the Harmony. Two poker tables, live dealer. They would only open them if the demand was there. 2/5. The rake is 10% up to $15. Players get no points with the casino.

We were also on this cruise. We had a 10:30 check-in, were dropped off a little after 10. We were near the front of the 10:30 line and heard several times that they couldn't begin boarding because all the departing passengers were not off. That said, we were still on a bit after 11. We went straight to the Boot and Bonnet and made meal and show reservations before lunch. A couple other thoughts: The only other time we stood in line was in the MDR on lobster night. Sawall three major shows and thought they were terrific. Loved our central park balcony and were regular pre and post dinner visitors to the Trellis. Had one of the best meals ever at 150 Central Park. Great meal also at Chops and a lot of fun at Wonderland. Getting off was incredibly easy. Walked off (no lines) at 8:20, breezed through passport control, picked up our bags and met our daughter in law at 8:30.

This doesn't really answer your situation but we're sailing next week and I called to buy some obc for us to draw on inthe casino. The agent asked how I wanted it applied ( how much for each of us). Doesn't make a lot of sense since we're on one account but that is how they do it. I guess the first one to lose their money gets to sit and watch the other play.

Sailing on the Harmony soon. Wondering if anyone has recently played poker on any royal ship. Would like to know if it's an electronic table or live dealer. Also, limits and the rake. Thank you

We spent 3 nights pre-cruise in Barcelona and can't wait to go back. Also, as others said, the port is right in town.

For us is has to be the Pride of America. This was about 20 years ago, our son and future daughter-in-law were performers onthe ship. Seventeen family members flew from Florida for a Thanksgiving week cruise. At each port we rented two minivans and did as much as we could cram in. We had a private audience with the Hawaiian ambassador on board. The ladies got a private Lei building session. We brought gifts and gave the kids an early Christmas party on our balcony. Very special.