smokeybandit

The theme nights are always the same. If you want to dress up in 70s garb, plan to bring some, there will be a 70s night.

I see the same. About $100 higher cruise fare, but $200 more OBC

I know azipods are higher maintenance than fixed props, but jeez, sure seems the benefits outweigh that.

Oddly not that much more expensive than Navigator. Or, rephrased, Navigator is expensive. Note we're in a promo offering OBC instead of dollars off, so fares will be a big higher than they would before factoring in the OBC

They do their best to adapt the current offerings to your allergy vs. coming up with something completely different.

Delta seems largely back to normal today.

I'm glad that's a one off. I'm on Jewel in October and a noon check in would be brutal when I'm used to being mustered, wined and dined by then.

Funny that when lots of attention is on RC to see when they build smaller ships, Carnival is jumping into the mega ship market with 3 ships similar to Oasis class. https://www.cruisehive.com/carnival-orders-three-new-class-ships-at-almost-230000-gross-tons/140033

People are already booking it online.

Sky Junior suites get all sky class perks except for internet on most ships.

I think you'll just have to wait until the stateroom is formally assigned (and not tentatively assigned discoverable with the barcode trick) before you can switch rooms within the category you got assigned.

I think you'll be fine.

This is why you get travel insurance. You can't blame the cruise line for not giving you free medical care.

Most ships that are getting Sky Class jr suites don't even have them until May I believe. I just booked one for October 2025 on Quantum.

It'll like follow something like this: https://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/Deployment/2025_2026/2025-2026_Deployment_Opening_Schedule.pdf