rockmom

Winding down the RoyalUp program? I would find that odd since it started well before Covid, effectively killing off the Upgrade Fairy. Yes, more people were able to win their bids due to low numbers of passengers, but since it was started before and is a way for them to generate $$$, I'm not sure why they'd stop the program altogether. But anyone who thinks it will be a slam dunk as ships sail at 100% again, especially for a minimum bid on something like a suite, they are going to be disappointed. And maybe they didn't make as much as they hoped by doing this before Covid and will end it, but I feel like if they can make an extra few bucks, they will.

Hi, Starry Eyes is giving you all the right info. I have first hand knowledge as well since my daughter tested positive on April 11th--and she's currently sailing on Quantum thanks to the Recovery Letter. The moment her home test was positive, she called her doctor's office and got in the next day for a PCR test done at a lab so that she'd get an email with the lab info and test date, showing positive. On April 25th, she called her doctor's office again and request the Recovery Letter, which they emailed to her. She printed out both the PCR test and the Recovery letter and used them to board Quantum this past Wednesday. Most doctor's offices, especially if associated with a larger health clinic, know exactly what a recovery letter is--since many employers require this exact same process before allowing an employee to come back to work.

Yes. Bring it with you.