Yay!
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Yay!
I think itās the Space220 Lounge that is the challenge. The restaurant is pretty easy now - the prix fixe turns a lot of people off.
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I keep checking to make sure they havenāt gone āOops! We made a mistake with your cabin assignment! Hereās a 6B for you.ā 
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DCL actually did that to me on my cruise. I had a very specific 7A room on The Dream, one with a very small obstruction. Very last minute, they reassigned me to one of the worst 7A rooms on the ship. But since I booked with a TA, said agent had to call in for me. And this was on the last day to change or cancel without penalty. After 5 hours talking with DCL, he finally got me a GTY-V. Like I didnāt care at that point, it was $450 cheaper than the junk room I was given.
I asked for the difference to be placed as on board credit, because I knew I was going to spend it. Initially, they did, but then I think someone changed it to a refund, on 4 different Gift Cards, just to spite me 
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Iād changed from an Ocean View on Deck 7 to a 6B GTY (at least Deck 6 or 7 veranda). Yesterday they assigned me 11508, which is a 4A!!
When they do last-minute changes like you had, itās because there is something going on with the cabin you booked that requires it to be taken out of service (plumbing, electrical, etc.)
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Wow! Love it! 
I was told the same thing about the room change when it happened. I still wasnāt happy that they told me with less than 24 hours to be able to do anything about it.
Iām glad the TA went to bat for me, but I like fighting my own battles like this, so I decided to do all the booking myself from that point forward.
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I had to stifle a scream when I saw it - didnāt want to make anyone in the building think I was being murdered or something. 
Understood. They donāt want to do it, but sadly sometimes it happens. TAs definitely have their advantages and disadvantages. Mine is pretty awesome - but the one time I went rogue and booked a RCCL cruise on my own, then wanted to change it and it was just a nightmare, I was like āNever again going rogue.ā (Basically there was a higher deposit required, which had I been told that when I made the change to begin with Iād never have made the change - and it would have likely been cancelled in 3 days anyway because of that. I only knew I needed to put more down as a deposit because I called to change cabins and that agent said I still owed money on the deposit. I feel like my TA would have been on top of that - and Iām 99% sure she would have immediately said āYouāll need another $250 to add onto the depositā.)
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As long as Iām paying the proper amount of money by the end, Iām not too terribly concerned about the deposits. Like when they have the āhalf off depositā event, I yawn, because everyone has to eventually pay that money, anyway.
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It was really more that the first RCCL agent I spoke with when I changed the cruise didnāt tell me I owed more for the deposit. Just the change fee. So 3 days later I would have gotten an email saying the cruise had been cancelled because I didnāt pay the deposit.
I literally only knew there was more owed because I called to change the stateroom. THAT RCCL agent said there was no fee to change the stateroom, but I still owed on the deposit.
The lack of clear communication really turned me off and I just cancelled it all together.
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May it go by as quickly as Advent!
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I should light a candle each week
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Are you going to be eating fish on Fridays until then? 
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Ideally, I would eat fish even more often than that.
But as I am the only one in my house who does eat fish at all, I wait for being out to eat to have any (which, actually, is often on Fridays but not today)
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Lobby level or max of one level up (is that 4??), lefthand wing (whatever that is) to be nearer to pool and parking garage on that end.
Edited: NORTH trail
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What kind of room do you have and what view?