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coach
Guest
Does RCCL provide towels for their guests for the pool?
Thanks
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Mbandy
Guest
Absolutely. They will be in your cabin and more fresh ones out by the pool.
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sanjoseca
Guest
I thought that I read recently that RCI is back to providing towels at the pool area instead of Pax having to remember to take the from their stateroom.
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Mbandy
Guest
=yeah
Just got an e-mail from Royal Caribbean making that announcement about an hour ago.
Just got an e-mail from Royal Caribbean making that announcement about an hour ago.
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earl_m
Guest
Last month on the Jewel of the seas, We were provided with towels in our stateroom. We could
get new towels at the pool if we gave them the old ones
get new towels at the pool if we gave them the old ones
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andybott
Guest
Chair hoggers
Do they not take a deposit for towel from people to stop chair hoggers and do they not have patrols going round? to stop people saving chairs and leaving objects on them for hours? i hope so because this is going to stop the selfish idiots spoiling my holiday in: may>
Do they not take a deposit for towel from people to stop chair hoggers and do they not have patrols going round? to stop people saving chairs and leaving objects on them for hours? i hope so because this is going to stop the selfish idiots spoiling my holiday in: may>
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Calgon1
Guest
Re: Chair hoggers
No, they don't take a "deposit", per se. However, they do write down your cabin number, so. one option you have is to take the towel a hog leaves and turn it in so they are charged for the 'missing' towel. As far as the Deck Patrol, it appears that their primary duty is to be on the lookout for trash and spills. On my last RCI cruise (10-days) I never saw them enforce the "no reserving chairs/lounges' rule.
No, they don't take a "deposit", per se. However, they do write down your cabin number, so. one option you have is to take the towel a hog leaves and turn it in so they are charged for the 'missing' towel. As far as the Deck Patrol, it appears that their primary duty is to be on the lookout for trash and spills. On my last RCI cruise (10-days) I never saw them enforce the "no reserving chairs/lounges' rule.
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andybott
Guest
Re: Chair hoggers
Good idea ! may try if i encounter any i'm sure i will
Good idea ! may try if i encounter any i'm sure i will