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where are you finding these rates. i cant see them anywhere. have a GO bag in front of my door always ready to leave. easy from s florida.

That was posted a few days ago. Rock bottom rates go fast, they are often gone the day posted, especially with a sailing leaving this weekend.

Video of 6x48 ,6x50 and you can get a glimpse of 6x52 and the lifeboat around the 2:00 mark

Pretty sure he is asking why it's not on the roll call search

http://www.cruisecritic.com/rollcalls/

Hi, I know it's a long way off, but I just put a deposit on MSC Divina, March 14, 2019

20 night for $1738.29 total

with Voyager club 5% discount

Inside, Bella experience

Also receive a $150 obc when booking with TA (cc)

Seems like a great deal considering that the 2017 transatlantic on Seaside is $3200 for single occupancy.

Also, Divina's been getting better reviews lately!

Thanks for sharing! Their website is acting weird,as usual lol but the itinerary is very unique with so many overnight stops.

Do any ships have single rooms to Panama Canal?

NCL Bliss has 82 studio cabins, great solo pricing when first released.

I always laugh when I hear people talk about drones as if they were something new or recent. They have been around for decades, we just used to call them model airplanes or RC primer. :)

They didn't have HD quality cameras,that's why people are so excited about them,not the aspect of flying,but the video captured.

I called Royal Caribbean several days ago, when they came out with the 60 per cent off, they removed the discount from solo pricings so that solo cruises were 2,000 - 3,000 dollars more than the same cruise for two passengers. They fixed many of them, and put the 60 percent back in, but there are still some they didn't fix. Call them - it's an IT problem. I will be calling on Monday with some that I've caught, as well.

Yes, sadly the website has been more problematic than usual. They should move in the direction of other cruise lines and allow passengers to plug in "1" traveler. Then again knowing them, it would just get more screwed up.

So many just add a fake person which is usually never actually needed, just a call will correct the solo pricing error.

Nice drone footage someone took last year on Escape

https://youtu.be/_od9RQOCzk8

It was reported in Jan. by the Orlando Sentinel and other places. It was mentioned on CC HERE in post #156

 

EDIT...Now the article says the track isn't confirmed. W T F ?

How can they quote FDR then say it isn't confirmed?

My guess, he revealed something that they didn't want released that early. They like to play the slow reveal game with ship amenities. So it's easier to have them retract the statement. They did that one day after the article was written, so someone at NCL will have to make sure FDR doesn't give interviews unsupervised [emoji23][emoji23]

http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=7758

Norwegian Bliss Cruise Ship to Feature "Jersey Boys" Musical, New Entertainment Venues

April 21, 2017

(1:20 p.m. EDT) -- Four Seasons are coming to Norwegian Bliss, and we're not talking about the weather.

The line today revealed that the new ship, set to debut June 2018, will feature the Tony Award-winning Broadway Musical "Jersey Boys." It also will introduce a handful of new-to-the-line entertainment options, including a second musical, a comedy club and nightlife venue and a theatrical cocktail hour experience, as well as an outpost of the famous Beatles' venue, The Cavern Club, which already exists on Norwegian Epic.

"Jersey Boys," which snagged the 2006 Tony Award for Best Musical, portrays the story of Frankie Valli and 1960s rock 'n' roll band, The Four Seasons. The Norwegian Bliss production will include hits such as "December 1963 (Oh What a Night)," "Walk Like a Man," and "Working My Way Back to You." It's one of the longest running shows in Broadway history.

A second musical, produced exclusively for Norwegian by Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Warren Carlyle, will pay tribute to Cuba's culture through dancing, music and colorful pageantry, with performers donning costumes created by acclaimed Cuban-American fashion designer Isabel Toledo. Toledo won the 2014 Tony Award for Best Costume Design, for Broadway musical "After Midnight." Carlyle is currently directing Bette Midler on Broadway in a revival of "Hello Dolly!"

Outside the main theater, Norwegian Bliss also will introduce a new comedy club and nightclub called Alibi. The space, which will feature a dance floor and variety of cocktail seating arrangements, will set the stage for two comedy shows six nights a week (one family-friendly and one adults-only); then end the night with a DJ and LED light effects.

Select nights in Alibi also will treat passengers to a Prohibition-themed cocktail hour and show. "Happy Hour Prohibition, the Musical" will feature a musical routine by performers in period attire (passengers will be encouraged to dress up, too), while Prohibition-style cocktails are served. The experience will bear a $20 cover charge.

Only seeing a late night service fee on Royal's website.

 

 

 

A: Room service is available onboard any time of the day or night - simply order from the room service menu located in your stateroom/suite (late night service charge of $7.95* applies).

 

*Service charge subject to change without notice.

 

 

 

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Video of a studio ocean view on Harmony

Did I miss something? The sticky thread at the top of the Royal board announcing the RS charge is now gone. Did CC get bought off?

Stickies, that are news items, only stay "stuck" 24 hours, then they fall down to the regular threads until someone brings them back to the top.

With all the cut backs and fees looks like it is time for me to try an AI vacation.

Always a good idea to try various forms of travel. I like to do a day pass at a resort during a port stop to check out the facilities.

There is a video on YouTube about that. I think it was on a Carnival ship

 

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Those guys travel and always eat crazy amounts of foods. I'm sure if they find out about this, they might add Royal room service menu, to their list of gluttonous endeavors.

So if I understand, it's one charge per cabin? So you could order like 4 things and pay one charge? If so that might backfire, I could see people ordering way more than they really want to get their money's worth. And looking at the new menu posted above it seems one could really go to town.

During Spring Break I can see a bunch of college kids ordering the entire menu.

An article I read on CC said for all ships in March.

 

 

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This is from the CC article I read

http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=7647

The changes will be rolled out across the entire fleet through May; the new fee will not be levied for room service on a particular ship until that ship has received the new menu.

So if I order coffee and cereal would this be free? Since it is not eggs, bacon ++ etc..

This is the menu, listing the complimentary items

Hope you are prepared to post that on every page as that will be requested often and folks can't be bothered to search for it.

Sure, it's a fairly easy process.

Hi guys. Here are the new room service menus, sent over from the Royal Caribbean PR department this morning.

 

 

 

Moving this up for those that missed it

More info

http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=7647

Layering is the key :-)

I'm not seeing any great deals! Paid 2,000 for 9 night balcony Jan 18. Jan 19 is all above that for 7 night

 

 

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Did the cabin category change from '18 to '19?

https://www.visittci.com/travel-info/customs-allowances

Conch shells, whether collected by you or purchased from a shop, require a permit from the Department of Economic and Maritime Affairs to export. This permit can only be obtained during the open season for conch. Other shells, depending on the species and quantity, also require a permit. Corals of any sort cannot be exported legally.

We recommend that you exercise caution when purchasing conch shells, conch jewellery or other conch souvenirs because you must either obtain a permit (which can be a time-consuming process) or will likely have your shells confiscated. We have received several complaints from tourists who have purchased shells from local shops only to have them seized at the Providenciales International Airport (PLS).

I was actually referring to just removing money from my sail and sign account, which would have been funded with gift cards, so there would be no bank or cc fees. but i am guessing there would still be a $6.00 fee to essentially withdraw my own money?

If so , i will need to come up with a better way to work that.

No fees associated with removing your cash from the kiosk.