Ourusualbeach

The test needs to be complete up to 2 days prior to sailing and the day of sailing does not count. sail on Saturday and you can test on Thursday, Friday or Saturday.

On a positive note. The ones that have already been moved for me received the exact same cabins. Others who were not moved with the corresponding AD on sale I checked when they were first opened and their cabins were not available so it looks like they held back the already booked cabins.

There is no order. 2 clients on the Dec 30 sailing...one has been moved the other hasn't. Only Dec 30 then Jan and Feb sailings moved so far for me.

Sorry, misunderstood your post.

Wait until the price adjustment happens within the next few days then call back (make sure to call the redeployment line) and get them to add any OBC that you originally had. Any OBC should definitely carry over however it has to be done manually. If you get pushback escalate to resolutions

We had a great day there. Had it been one of the 4 hour stops I doubt we would have ventured off the ship.

Every itinerary is different. We were in Victoria from 11am to 10pm

We did that one as well. Very enjoyable especially when we were at Totem Park. There were at least 10-15 bald eagles flying around catching fish

With lots of time to spare if things went a bit sideways

Changing people in rooms can be done without changing the fare but it could seriously screw up the cruise planner purchases. I would be up front on board and go to guests services and offer to have an adult switch rooms with them then. easier for them to deal with it on bard than from Miami beforehand

We did that same itinerary 2 weeks ago. In Sitka we did thezodiak to Fin Island. Nice time in the Zodiak looking for nature and a great feast of crab and salmon on Fin Island. We we were all day in Victoria so we did a private whale watching excursion (Prince of Whales) that was a lot cheaper than what Royal offered. Skagway we di the Whitepass train...incredible scenery as well as a stop at Doughboy (google) in town. Juneau was a helicopter tour that stopped at 2 glaciers and a visit to Tracy's Crab Shack Juneau

If you don't like what the outcomes are as above the good news is that you can get your booster up to the day before your trip. If your vaccination was more than 9 months ago, you can get a booster with an EMA-authorized vaccine as late as the day before your trip, and be considered up to date by all countries.

You could definitely run into issues whether you go to guest services or not.

FLL specifically.. Very close to port. Several have posted about making 9am or earlier flights but not something I would gamble on

11am would be comfortable for me

If You Are Vaccinated But Not Up to Date You will be required to take a test onboard before going ashore in the following countries: Belgium France Greece Lithuania Malta

Also, if you are not up to date you will have to take a test prior to disembarking at your expense Prior to DisembarkingGuests 12 and up that are not up-to-date with their vaccinations will take an antigen test within one day before disembarkation day. Guests will be notified onboard about how to register for this test. The cost of the test is at their own expense, conducted onboard by a licensed third-party testing provider at a cost of $55 USD per test. Royal Caribbean does not retain any part of the testing costs.

Inside the room it is the difference between a loveseat and a sofa

t can take days or even weeks for the pricing to be adjusted after the move. Wait at least 2 weeks before calling

Call back and escalate the issue. Everything is to be protected including your original OBC

Never heard of port fees and taxes not being refunded. I have had many clients where this has happened to without issue. The double points seems to be on what rep you get

On Freedom class the balcony is the same. It is the inside that is bigger. As you can see in the image the cabins are the same width but the spacious (middle 2 cabins is longer)

There may be ports where you are not allowed to disembark or you may be required to test but personally I would not go ashore rather than subject myself to midweek testing on the ship These standards apply to all guests age 12 and up (or 6 and up for Italy stops). Those who do not meet these standards will require additional testing onboard prior to going ashore in certain ports.

Yes, the spacious OV balconies are bigger by about 15 sq ft

I would see if they can refund the cruise planner items on board as OBC which you could then use or cash out via the casino