IcedInferno wrote:All right, one more thing, is the lineup really long to get off the boat (like back in Florida)??? Just trying to see how much time I need to give myself to get to the airport if I go straight there from the cruise.
deathmetalpat wrote:IcedInferno wrote:All right, one more thing, is the lineup really long to get off the boat (like back in Florida)??? Just trying to see how much time I need to give myself to get to the airport if I go straight there from the cruise.
It just depends on how you leave ,if you keep your bags you are supposed to leave early like 7 a.m or so.Then you can just walk off and get yourself to the airport.If you let them take your bags off and pick them up ,that is what gets screwed up.Give yourself at least 3 hours for Fort Lauderdale and 4 hours for Miami.I never let them take my bag in the morning of disembarking ,but it was a bin bag size (21" or less) and even ate breakfast (technically breaking the rules ).It only took an hour from leaving the cabin to getting to Miami airport.A lot of that time came from the guy driving back around to fill up his van 3 freaking times.
deathmetalpat wrote:IcedInferno wrote:All right, one more thing, is the lineup really long to get off the boat (like back in Florida)??? Just trying to see how much time I need to give myself to get to the airport if I go straight there from the cruise.
It just depends on how you leave ,if you keep your bags you are supposed to leave early like 7 a.m or so.Then you can just walk off and get yourself to the airport.If you let them take your bags off and pick them up ,that is what gets screwed up.Give yourself at least 3 hours for Fort Lauderdale and 4 hours for Miami.I never let them take my bag in the morning of disembarking ,but it was a bin bag size (21" or less) and even ate breakfast (technically breaking the rules ).It only took an hour from leaving the cabin to getting to Miami airport.A lot of that time came from the guy driving back around to fill up his van 3 freaking times.
IcedInferno wrote:This is my first cruise and I can't wait to meet everybody. People are asking me, are you going there alone? Nope with over 3000 brothers and sisters! Anyway this thread helped me a lot. Just wondering, are the bands still expected to play two sets each, and what are the usual lengths of the sets?
I'm so pumped, this is a dream come true.
Hail from Canada!!!!
J.m.Andersson wrote:on boarding day bring a bottle of water and something to read
Jaimie38 wrote:IcedInferno wrote:This is my first cruise and I can't wait to meet everybody. People are asking me, are you going there alone? Nope with over 3000 brothers and sisters! Anyway this thread helped me a lot. Just wondering, are the bands still expected to play two sets each, and what are the usual lengths of the sets?
I'm so pumped, this is a dream come true.
Hail from Canada!!!!
Welcome --where in Canada? One thing also is that there are no clocks in the rooms to set alarms. Keep your phone charged for the alarm....you will need naps here and there and I missed some shows due to oversleeping. ha!
Pace is the key.. the days are long and full of fun. Don't schedule every second, because, like the threads, they get Dutch Derailed!!( inside joke). I go alone every year, but you are never alone. The folks on this cruise are the best people in the world. Wear your favouritelocal band shirt, be respective of the staff, the ship and the beaches... and in true Canadian fashion....FUK"N GIV'R!!!
cronos23462 wrote:how long between bands usually? like on the pool stage ...a hour ?
germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
Sorry for so many questions,
but I was wondering if things like virgin daiquiris, milkshakes, slushies, etc. are included with what we pay for the cruise or if you have to buy a Replenish package to get unlimited of that?
Thank you very much!
See you soon!
klons wrote:germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
Sorry for so many questions,
but I was wondering if things like virgin daiquiris, milkshakes, slushies, etc. are included with what we pay for the cruise or if you have to buy a Replenish package to get unlimited of that?
Thank you very much!
See you soon!
Pretty sure those are all separate charges, not covered by the package.
germanegyptiangirl wrote:klons wrote:germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
Sorry for so many questions,
but I was wondering if things like virgin daiquiris, milkshakes, slushies, etc. are included with what we pay for the cruise or if you have to buy a Replenish package to get unlimited of that?
Thank you very much!
See you soon!
Pretty sure those are all separate charges, not covered by the package.
Thank you! That's good to know!
germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
Sorry for so many questions,
but I was wondering if things like virgin daiquiris, milkshakes, slushies, etc. are included with what we pay for the cruise or if you have to buy a Replenish package to get unlimited of that?
Thank you very much!
See you soon!
Pellaz wrote:germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
Sorry for so many questions,
but I was wondering if things like virgin daiquiris, milkshakes, slushies, etc. are included with what we pay for the cruise or if you have to buy a Replenish package to get unlimited of that?
Thank you very much!
See you soon!
As I read the Royal Replenish description, virgin daiquiris and non-alcoholic drinks like that ARE included in the package, but milkshakes and (probably) slushies are not. They have good milkshakes at Johnny Rockets and last year they were open 'til 5 am for us, but they DID charge for them.
EDIT: someone beat me to it.
Pellaz wrote:germanegyptiangirl wrote:Hey everyone!
As I read the Royal Replenish description, virgin daiquiris and non-alcoholic drinks like that ARE included in the package, but milkshakes and (probably) slushies are not. They have good milkshakes at Johnny Rockets and last year they were open 'til 5 am for us, but they DID charge for them.
EDIT: someone beat me to it.
Thanks! And two people saying the same thing is a good thing. By the way, I totally love your wishlist. There are so many bands on there I would want to see. Also, Agalloch, Amon Amarth, and Moonspell are 3 (out of 6) of my favourite bands! I would be over the moon if Agalloch gets announced. I have never seen them and I don't know when I will get a chance to see them since they will probably never come close to where I live.....Hopefully more of your wishlist (especially Agalloch) gets announced!
cronos23462 wrote:do they offer steak and lobster in the dining room ,like on regular cruises?
Rjturtle9 wrote:I've never been on a cruise before. Is there soap, shampoo, conditioner provided in the rooms or do guests usually bring their own? Also how many towels are in your room or extra you can request? And is room service included in the pre paid gratuities.
Rjturtle9 wrote:I've never been on a cruise before. Is there soap, shampoo, conditioner provided in the rooms or do guests usually bring their own? Also how many towels are in your room or extra you can request? And is room service included in the pre paid gratuities.
MissTool wrote:Do they allow to bring any bottles of water in board. That Evian water package is just super over priced and I don´t think the replenish package is worth.
mooyagi wrote:MissTool wrote:Do they allow to bring any bottles of water in board. That Evian water package is just super over priced and I don´t think the replenish package is worth.
I don't believe so. That would go against their offering a water package. Just bring an empty bottle and fill from the sink in your room. It tastes fine.
J.m.Andersson wrote:you need to have clothes on at the resturants!
J.m.Andersson wrote:you need to have clothes on at the resturants!
yardleybates wrote:J.m.Andersson wrote:you need to have clothes on at the resturants!
I was actually checking on the whole dress code thing. I thought I remembered hearing (reading) somewhere that there is not dress code enforcement in any of the restaurants on this ship. Not meaning clothing optional LOL but you can show up in shorts and a t-shirt or jeans and it's cool.
Mikko wrote:About the luggage, the cruise is part of a larger trip we are doing, and as luggage we have two big trekking backpacks which we can easily carry around pre-boarding and debarking.
Should we pass our luggage to a porter for pre-boarding, only during debarking or take it with us all the time?
mbob wrote:yardleybates wrote:J.m.Andersson wrote:you need to have clothes on at the resturants!
I was actually checking on the whole dress code thing. I thought I remembered hearing (reading) somewhere that there is not dress code enforcement in any of the restaurants on this ship. Not meaning clothing optional LOL but you can show up in shorts and a t-shirt or jeans and it's cool.
They do not enforce the regular dress codes during 70,000 Tons.
MrCaptainMetal wrote:I'm pretty confident that this is my only dumb question. I tried to see if it was answered elsewhere but I could not find it.
Do you use the Sea Pass card to buy merch, or can you use cash/credit?
yardleybates wrote:Is there any downside to booking excursions on the ship vs. pre-booking them via Royal Caribbean or independently, other than some may fill up?
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