JeffnPam

I actually had Royal Caribbean provide us with a long extension cord and distilled water for the CPAP. I have that same request with Princess on our February cruise on the Star. (I did get it back after the cruise.)

I too let RC know I would need distilled water (simply emailed gust services)... they emailed me back within a few days and assured me is have water and an extension cord in our cabin. #GreatService

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The Royal Suite Class applies only to Oasis and Quantum class ships.

Thus my use of "maybe".

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RCCL has a new (relatively) suite program... three tiers... maybe the panoramic suite would be the same as a "junior" suite on the other ships... they get some perks, nut not all...

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/royalsuiteclass/faq/

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We've done Carnival twice (once in 2004, and this year), Disney once, and are booked on RCCL (Oasis) in October. Ive found I'm not a big fan of the Carnival experience, LOVED Disney (no kids came with us, BTW) and am hoping RCCL will be somewhere in between (but leaning toward Disney). I can see how doing one line, or ship, could become monotonous, but to me, it's more about the overall experience. If we end up loving Royal, we'll stick to Royal... had we loved Carnival, we would have stayed there to build loyalty points. I have a friend who sails nothing but Royal... loves it.... he's probably uber-titaniu-platinu-diamondo level by now!

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