thanks

Has anyone stayed in this suite and has the need to use a seat in the shower to sit while  in the shower?   Thanks for any info.

On 5/31/2021 at 5:18 PM, Heymarco said:

Those types of lifts normally are rated for 750 pounds but couldn’t find anything specific to Royal to confirm. I would recommend calling and please post answer when you have it.

 

Call our Access Department at (866) 592-7225,  or send an e-mail to special_needs@rccl.com, or have your local travel agent or International Representative contact us. Our fax number is
(954) 628-9622.

Per your request, here is the conversion for 400 kg:  This is from special_needs@rccl.com, Please be advised the staff onboard the Oasis of the Seas have informed us that 400 KG is the total weight capacity of the elevator in suite 1742.

This is the conversion, seems to be plenty strong enough to hold anyone.

Does anyone know the total weight capacity of the elevator in suite 1742 on the Oasis of the seas

The one bed room suite 14730 has a grand walkin shower but no seat.  Can one bring in a bar chair, the tall chairs, in to the shower and use as a sit down chair in the shower.

Question for anyone that has been in any of the one bed room Aqua suites on Oasis of the seas.  I have seen a video from Harr Travel referencing the Aqua suites one bed room and I saw a giant walk in shower.  Can anyone tell me if this is true and if so what is the suite number, thanks a lot.

Is there anyone who has taken a cruise on Oasis of the seas and has one of the Aqua Suites one bedroom?  I think there is one suite in this class that has a huge walk in shower, but no sit down seat.  Has anyone ever taken one of the stools from the balcony and used this as a seat for the shower?  Thank you for any assistance and I wish all a safe and happy great 2021.

17 hours ago, Tulsacoker said:

one or two bedroom? 

One Bedroom, Thks

Does any one know if the Aqua Suites on the Oasis of the Seas have Walkin Showers with Seats to sit down?

I am looking for cruise ships that have very large walking showers with a sit down seat.  I am mainly interested in the NYC/Bayonne area or Baltimore port.  I have only seen these types of showers in the suite category, which is not an issue.  Thank you for any bodys help.

On 8/8/2019 at 5:39 PM, Pratique said:

It's about 10 steps from the suite corridor, same deck. It takes less than a minute to get there from your cabin.

Perfect, Thanks a Lot, that makes it easy.

We are booked on deck 17 for May 17th, and just wondering how do you get from this area to the suite lounge and restaurant area, looks like you would have to go down to deck 16 and over then back up if I am correct, or is this area on deck 16, thanks for any information.

Thank you, this is like valet parking.  Do they bring the key back to you, and how do they keep from getting the keys mixed up?

Has anyone experienced dealing with their scooter, as to where to park said scooter when going to one of the restaurants on Central Park? There doesn't seem to be anyplace from what I see to park it while you are dining.  Thanks for any info, appreciate it.

thank you for your information we can't wait till our cruise out of Bayonne in May

has anyone stayed in this handicapped suite and if so did you have a scooter?  How easy was it to navigate the scooter into the room and then turn it around to go back out?  Is there a power outlet in the suite to use for charging?

This is a dead issue

On 3/13/2019 at 1:43 AM, crusinthrough said:

 

 

 

 

 

I've been reading through this trying to figure out the big deal from the very first post.  What would upper management say that is different from the information offered here?  I don't see the issue or problem.  Life happen and Royal has a back up plan if plans change, which makes sense. 

This is not your issue nor your problem.  Let's drop this and stop the insane back and forth.  As far as I am concerned the issue has been resolved and I no longer wish to talk of this, sorry for my opinion.

4 hours ago, dodgestang said:

 

You really aren't making any sense.  You are aware that no matter how infinitesimal small you think it is, there is a chance that you will not make the cruise and be able to enjoy the room (which is the only room I have ever sailed in on Grandeur).  If you happen to cancel, have medical emergency, or otherwise die between now and then....Royal will be able to delight another passenger with an upgrade and now....thanks to the bids they have collected, have a way to determine which of those passengers get delighted ;).

 

I am sailing on Anthem in 30 days.  I'm in the Owner's Loft Suite.  I wanted to book the royal loft suite, but it was booked and paid in full (I booked through the casino and they were very forth coming with that info when I asked)...but guess what...I got a royal up offer...and you know for sure I put in my bid on the off chance that the people staying in the Royal Loft Suite had to cancel at the last minute.

Because I paid for this suite 11 months before the royal up program started.  They knew that the suite was secured and put it up for bid anyway.  OMG How did they upgrade before this program was put into play.  Look, I am sorry for starting a big stir up over nothing it is to close to cruise time so lets all have a great cruise and forget this.  This is exactly what happens when one is entitled to their own opinion.  Have a great cruise I'm done with all of this.

9 hours ago, MikeBTN said:

I don’t understand why you’re so up in arms about this. The reason why has already been explained several times - Royal is doing what is in their best interest, plain and simple.

9 hours ago, MikeBTN said:

I don’t understand why you’re so up in arms about this. The reason why has already been explained several times - Royal is doing what is in their best interest, plain and simple.

44 minutes ago, ChristyS said:

 I think it is a poor strategy to allow this. If you go to an auction and something is no longer available you don’t bid on it. I assumed someone had cancelled after final pay,ent so it was available. I feel terrible   Very strange wish there only being one suite like this on the whole ship. 

It's the only Royal Suite on the Grandeur.   All I want is an answer from upper management as to how something like this could happen.  Let's get together and have some drinks I will share a tour of the suite with you.  2 weeks to go.  Can't wait.

On 3/10/2019 at 11:37 AM, tennislvr8 said:

Your exact suite was part of the royal up program or a suite similar to yours? 

NO this was for the Royal Suite on the Grandeur for March 28th sailing. There is only one royal suite on the Grandeur.  ChristyS put a bid in on it , she did not see it listed as available but it was listed on the bid.

Toss all aside, We are all going to be on the Grandeur in less than 3 weeks, cna't wait, have a wonderful time on board.