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So our sea pass on the app was blue, and now that we have our actual sea pass card, it's the traditional blue as well and doesn't indicate junior suite or anything to differentiate between a regular room and junior suite. I always thought junior suites sea passes were silver?

LOL so true. The lady was confused when I said we're in a suite and it disappeared. Originally was going to send us to the regular line but I pulled up the website and where you click edocs said suite so she let us go. Typical Royal IT.

LOL so true. The lady was confused when I said we're in a suite and it disappeared. Originally was going to send us to the regular line but I pulled up the website and where you click edocs said suite so she let us go. Typical Royal IT.

I'll find out in about an hour and report back!

Anyone else? Strange that it'd change

Up until a few days ago, the virtual seapass card to board had our normal diamond, suite, and prime. Now that today is boarding day, only diamond appears in the app and no longer says suite. I know the actual card will, but for boarding, will we have any issues getting in the suite boarding lines since it no longer says suite? We're still in our same room and nothing changed. I tried through the app and the website and same thing.

Lol yep my wife and I both did and now can't get into the Royal app 😂

Just booked Mariner this afternoon for April 6. I see she's in dry dock until end of March, so we're the 2nd cruise after dry dock. Any idea what she's having done since she was already amplified? Wasn't able to find much online

That's the city I couldn't think of the name lol

For anyone who's sailed out of los angeles (well, long Beach or whatever), is there a seperate line and boarding for suite guests similar to Florida departures?

So you booked the wrong date but it's Royals fault for following their policy for your mistake? Got it.

This is listed as an option for Royal Caribbean but gives no hint of what Resort it's actually at.. Anyone have any ideas? Trying to decide if it's worth it

Whats the easiest way to get to medano Beach or cabo wabo from the cruise port? I appreciate your input 😊

Hi all. Heading on this cruise in a few weeks, and looking for some input. We have excursions booked for each, but we'll still have a few hours afterwards for each. I'm cabo, excursion ends around 5 and we're there until 8. Not a lot time, but anything you would do in that time frame to check out? Mazatlan our excursion ends at 12:30 and we're there until 6. Last, in Puerta Vallarta, excursion ends at 12 and we're there until 6. What's something exciting to do or check out during that afternoon? Thanks!

Love me some afts! We're in a junior suite in navigator next month on the 10th floor aft that I'm excited for even with the metal structure. At least being on deck 10 helps eliminate seeing it. As soon as I saw this one available on jewel I knew I wanted it.

So what you're saying is when it's available, it should be grabbed asap lol

From my understanding, it's a crew stairwell on the hull of the ship.

From what I've found online, while a lot of it is old, this appears to be one of the more coveted cabins on this class of ship, am I correct? The balcony looks massive and while you're by the crew stairwell, shouldn't really impact anything.

And from what I remember, you can combine mine and my wife's two interiors for a balcony, right? If it is just the prime benefit offer?

Is there any restrictions on the annual Prime tier free interior room? I vaguely remember it excludes holiday sailings, but what about new ships? I've seen conflicting info on using the free cabin on the newest ships within the first year of it being out? Curious if I'd be able to use it on an icon sailing.

Anyone?

Yes it'll be mid April when it shows. Which is why I'm hesitant to book unless they'd be able to adjust the booking and apply the free offer once it's available

We'll both be getting our annual prime tier room in a month, so I'm thinking I'm better off to just get the general booking number and call once I have that offer? I'm not sure if I booked now, I'd be allowed to apply our annual prime to the booking if already made

Is there any advantage to going down to future cruise desk today on board Odyssey to book a next cruise or am I essentially getting the same by doing the future booking through the app? We have a cruise picked for 2024, so even if we go down to future bookings, they can never do anything with the casino rates anyway and I have to wait and call casino royale anyway. The cruise certificates earned for playing in the casino this week don't extend that far out.

Currently on Odyssey and I saw boarding day the drink package was $98 per day and second person got half off.