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Hi!
Okay, so I'm a newbie; never been on a cruise before...
I've read so many reviews, posts, blogs etc that I'm a little confused on an issue.
I'm boarding Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas in 36 days. Many people have mentioned asking your cabin steward for anything specific to your needs prior to boarding, ie: asking that the beds be separated. I cannot figure out how to get a message to the steward. Any advice or insight?
Thanks.
Terrific video, thanks! It really isn't any harder to book a private tour, if you do it right, but we usually do book with the ship.
Enjoy your cruise. dont .forget to book excursions. Its a lot easier to book through the cruise
I book an ATV trip with my cruise, i made a video of our experience. feel free to check it out
Welcome aboard and enjoy your cruise.
As many have said, when you first go to your cabin the steward will be in the area working on things. If not you can always call house keeping. When you go for dinner the steward will come in to prep the room for the night and will most likely fix any issues at that time so long as you have told him\her or let house keeping know. When you come back from dinner all should be good. If not then another quick request to house keeping, a bit of patience and walk around the ship and all should be gold.
Cheers
Cruise and learn as you go. Do not sweat the line ups. Enjoy!!!
Thanks everyone for the great advice!
Looking forward to embarkation day!
Awe, embarkation day. Do yourself a favor and pack a little bit of extra patience. It can be a little trying at times. Everyone is excited to get on the ship and start their vacation. Sometimes manors fly out the front door, most of the time it all goes well. Enjoy!
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Thanks everyone for the great advice!
Looking forward to embarkation day!
Or not. :) Make sure you tip the baggage handlers, if you want to see your bags anytime soon. We tip our steward at the end of the cruise and usually get really good service.
We also tip room stewards at the end of the cruise, and always tip the baggage handlers outside. Please also remember to tip any delivery of room service that you have. Hope you enjoy your cruise - the first is the most memorable for sure. 
Or not. :) Make sure you tip the baggage handlers, if you want to see your bags anytime soon. We tip our steward at the end of the cruise and usually get really good service.
Just bear in mind, embarkation day is....fun....be patient...all hands are hauling luggage etc. and TIPPING YOUR STEWARD....well...do I have to say it? That person can make or break your cruise all by himself. I shake his hand the first time we meet, and theres something in it. we beat the topic up pretty good awhile back. mebbe its time to revisit it.
Welcome to cruising! If your beds aren't how you want them when you get there, your cabin steward shouldn't be too far away. If you need extra pillows, blankets, hangers, etc. they can get them for you. If you want ice in your cabin every day, be sure to let him/her know.
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