conandrob240

Yup, unfortunately this is user error, not Voom or RCCL error.

I have cruised from New York, but I personally would never do it in January. There could be BIG problems with weather hindering embarkation/disembarkation. I can understand wanting to spend a few days in NYC, but I don't know if January is a pleasant time to enjoy being in the city. But this is only my opinion. Many people do cruise from NYC year round, and the cruise lines would not be offering it if they could not get enough passengers to make it profitable. When I have cruised from any eastern US port, it seems that most of the people I meet have driven to the ship.

I don't think this is historically true. I think it is a rare exception when there's a storm so bad it hinders the ships departure or arrival. NYC gets storms cleaned up quickly and well. It would take an epic storm. Your most likely scenario is 1 1/2 cold days on either end. Pick a ship built for the cold with indoor pools and activities (like Anthem) and it'll be fine.

Thanks.

Is there a Spa or spa services offered on Labadee?

Is Columbus Cove he one you can take the ferry to in the morning?

Also, I just watched someone's video and saw a sign that said "ocean Spa"- can you book massages on Labadee? If so, how and how much? I don't see them in the cruise planner.

Isn't Solarium Bistro already free for dinner on Oasis?

In my experience on Anthem (and on Breakaway), many teens (mine included) hung out well past 1am with some level of approval from the teen staff. They got food at the various 24 hour venues, sat in areas like the library and talked. What teens do. If they were acting up, they'd be told to head to their rooms.

I've been using this:

https://issuu.com/hochmania/docs/merged.compressed_69ff52a2eed380

See you on board!

A ticket may be worth $10 to you but that drink is only costing the cruise line about a dollar. ,

I'm sure it's even lower than that. And that 50 cents they "give away" to you probably equals at least $20 back to them in casino play while you drink it.

Did you add anything to the booking? I noticed that my total cruise price on the website went up when I added drink packages. I thought I was losing my mind. But then if you look at what's been paid, it shows the deposit plus the payment for the drink package. Weird.

This would be their first cruise and I think that they really want to be in a room together. Maybe we will try to get them to go with us next May.

They can sleep wherever they want but they will likely have to book two cabins if they want to go. It's sometimes cheaper than booking a quad anyway. They can use one room to store stuff, extra bathroom for showering and all sleep together in one cabin

What beach was this (name)?

You want to "watch" a party or participate in it?

Your best bet in terms of show times is to look for the actual calendar or events for your cruise in your cruise planner. I noticed that a few of the days/ times offered on my Western sailing in August are different from even this very recent set of Compasses.

It'll be a little awkward if you both want to sit at a bar and have a drink TOGETHER, no?

The notarized note is not a requirement but more a precaution if you need to get the kid medical treatment or get stranded with the kid in the country. The form is required by the cruise line to remove a child who isn't your own or in your cabin off the ship. You get the forms at the guest services desk. There may be additional forms based on the excursion ( such as waivers)

You can't take another person minors off the ship without the parents signing a consent form. They have them at the front desk. To be safe, I'd do two. They say once you do it, they put it on file and it'll come up when they scan your ID. From my experience, it did not. After that, we carried a second signed one with us.

We paid $1413 with all fees and taxes but not gratuities for 2 people in an oceanview balcony guarantee for the august 6th sailing. It was a crazy sale a few weekends ago- it may have even been an error! We were immediately assigned mid-ship balcony cabins on deck 7 (even before I had to make the deposit). I thought this was a fantastic price but I think anything all in for 2 people under $2500 is a pretty good deal for a week's cruise.

A new sale starts on May 3rd so you can compare. As others have said, you can adjust or just cancel and re-book up until final payment is due.

I don't understand all the trepidation and guessing. Buy it and if it goes down, cancel it and re- buy it, no? What am I missing?

On Oasis, what is open for lunch?

And the 4 or 5 night dining includes Izumi hibachi, correct? I don't see an exclusion like there is on ultimate dining.

Not hyped up at all and I get lobster regularly in the northeast USA. But, I thought it was pretty good on the ship and if I'm planning speciality dining, that's one night in the main dining room I'd rather not miss. But thanks for the rudeness.

Ah, okay. Western itinerary is Thursday for Lobster then?

Which beach or which direction are the less rocky beaches?

They were offering discounts on line this weekend for my August Oasis cruise. $89-99 for 50 minute massage, $119-129 for 80 minute. I don't think the sales on board are ever that good. $99 seems to be the on-board sale price

It's as the name implies- an INDOOR pool. As warm as if you were outside on a summer day or you heated your home to 89 degrees. Same with adult area. No wind, no drafts.

I am confused. I thought formal nights were day 2 and day 6- wouldn't Day 6 (and lobster night) then be Friday?

If the cruise leaves on Sunday, what days of the week are the formal nights? Monday and Thursday? And lobster is on the Thursday?