justplanecrazy

Travelcat2,

Why do you not recommend a "F" suite on the Explorer? We have 817 booked on a 2018 cruise (our first time cruising with Regent).

I called Gifts and Gears last night and the rate was 1.40 to buy OBC.

It's pretty informal; people just grab a cocktail table; teams of a handful of people, pick a wacky name, everyone gets a good laugh at the butchering of questions by the activities staff (lost in translation sort of stuff), usually someone argues the the answer book is WRONG, some weirdos save their answer sheets from every cruise (I have seen this a few times). 15 to 20 questions. You switch papers, grade them, bingo bongo bango, there you go. Prizes are usually worth what you paid to play. If it's music trivia "Titanic" is good enough to get you at least 1 out of 20 right. <insert corny joke here by cruise staff>. It's fun.

 

When the Revolution comes, if it can be fueled by Royal Caribbean trivia prize water wallets, highlighters, and key chains I will be in good stead.

Is there a fee to play?

What about white wine sangria?

Since the Navigator has moved to Port Everglades has anyone been successful bringing soda or water aboard.

I just found an article about the new menu makeover on http://www.shipcruise.org