Thank you for your great video. Does this mean that they have gotten rid of the piece of paper that had the log-in numbers that were paid for under your account? I bought 4 devices under 1 person in my family's name. Would each person need to log in for the first time using that person's name and stateroom number so that it recognizes that it's a paid device? Thanks - it never used to be a problem to share between cabins. We could take a number for any device for any cabin. Appreciate it!!
I believe the paper has completely disappeared. You just need to register your account when you get on the ship. You will register using your first name, year of birth and cabin number. You will set up a username and PIN. The username and PIN will be what you and everyone on your account will use to log in. Note that if a person wants to change to a different device they need to log out. Otherwise when they log in on the new device while still being connected through their old device, someone will be kicked off. This can end up going in circles. Check out this blog as well. www.cruiseswithfriends.com/blogs/2023/connecting-to-royal-caribbeans-wifi
I am traveling with a party of 4 and it is cheaper to buy four lines for one person than one line per person would there be a problem having 4 lines shared among the four people but purchased for the one person
There is no problem with one person purchasing 4 devices and sharing the account among the 4 people. We have done that several times. I'm not sure what the official policy is but it should be fine, it has so far. The only thing to be aware of is that if one of the 4 decides to try to connect with a 2nd device, one of the existing devices will get kicked off. So if a person wants to move from their phone to their PC they should log out from the device they are using and then log in using the new device. You will sometimes see Facebook posts for the sailing you are going on, especially transatlantic crossings, where people buy a multi device package and share it with / sell lines to complete strangers.
Thank you for your great video. Does this mean that they have gotten rid of the piece of paper that had the log-in numbers that were paid for under your account? I bought 4 devices under 1 person in my family's name. Would each person need to log in for the first time using that person's name and stateroom number so that it recognizes that it's a paid device? Thanks - it never used to be a problem to share between cabins. We could take a number for any device for any cabin. Appreciate it!!
I believe the paper has completely disappeared. You just need to register your account when you get on the ship. You will register using your first name, year of birth and cabin number. You will set up a username and PIN. The username and PIN will be what you and everyone on your account will use to log in.
Note that if a person wants to change to a different device they need to log out. Otherwise when they log in on the new device while still being connected through their old device, someone will be kicked off. This can end up going in circles.
Check out this blog as well.
www.cruiseswithfriends.com/blogs/2023/connecting-to-royal-caribbeans-wifi
I am traveling with a party of 4 and it is cheaper to buy four lines for one person than one line per person would there be a problem having 4 lines shared among the four people but purchased for the one person
There is no problem with one person purchasing 4 devices and sharing the account among the 4 people. We have done that several times.
I'm not sure what the official policy is but it should be fine, it has so far.
The only thing to be aware of is that if one of the 4 decides to try to connect with a 2nd device, one of the existing devices will get kicked off. So if a person wants to move from their phone to their PC they should log out from the device they are using and then log in using the new device.
You will sometimes see Facebook posts for the sailing you are going on, especially transatlantic crossings, where people buy a multi device package and share it with / sell lines to complete strangers.
Can you do a video on how to connect a Nintendo switch to the Voom wireless network? I couldn't figure it out.
I'll try to remember to bring a Switch on my next sailing and try it out.