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Air2Sea arrangements: 855-732-4023.
Day of Sailing help: 855-732-4023 (domestic) or 289-708-0062 (international). This number can also be used for Air2Sea flight delays and changes, where an Emergency Travel Team can assist with re-accommodation, hotel, and ground transportation.
Royal Customer Service: 855-732-4023.
Post Cruise Assistance (Call): 855-732-4023 is available 24 hours a day from Monday through Thursday, and with slightly reduced hours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Post Cruise Assistance (Text): Text assistance is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Is food available 24 hours on a cruise?
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