If I’m not mistaken most of the Royal’s ships already or soon will look like Candyland. One or two ships going over the top for the kid market seems like a great idea. Send more families to the Icon and keep some of the rest of the ships a little less kid friendly.
In general, Royal ships are filling up the staterooms. Now, Royal wants to encourage you to book other items, perhaps even some you hadn’t previously considered.
Having been on many cruises with honeymooners of all ages, I suggest very few pre-planned activities outside the stateroom. Most don’t make it to the planned activities. 😝
it doesn’t seem to matter how long they’ve been together prior to the honeymoon.
I've sat on two juries with officers dressed in uniform. During the selection, the judge has asked something like; "Can you set aside your person experience and make a decision based on the facts of this case?". - In both these cases, I felt the officers followed the laws.
BTW: I'm not an attorney, but I like one in my career.
Sounds like the perfect location as she seems to be subject to the proverbial “going to have a heart attack” or “conniption fit”.
enjoy your cruises, don’t sweat the small stuff.
We print the set sail passes, it always is easier for them to scan.
also print the entire cruise contract, because you want to squeeze every potential benefit out of a cruise. (See article 3, paragraph 4, line 13, it says…)
1) When you board, go to the dining room and attempt to get into Early seating dinner. (5:30)
2) show up at 6 and see what happens
3) wake up around noon and adjust your schedule to eating later.