Us too!!! 14 days of sun sounds fantastic. On the transatlantic last May we had freezing weather and 30 foot swells. The waves broke one of the cabin windows on deck two. They covered it when we got to Dublin. Ready for warmth. So excited. We are heading to Disney to stay at the Grand Floridian on February 1, and somehow I am looking past that trip. Can't wait to meet and see all of you!!!
On the Transatlatic last May they didn't do early sign up for character meet and greet or Royal Tea. We had to go to guest services the first day and sign up there. The Royal Tea was also complimentary. Thinking this may be the same way.
While I was killing time waiting until midnight I counted the rooms still showing available for anyone interested.So sorry for you! We only looked at day 4 and day 5, but there were quite a few times available. Usually we have had luck once on board getting reservations. Hope this works for you!
Just curious why you think these will only be available to book once on the ship? I would think since Disney changed the system last summer to prebooking these events they would not want to go back to the hassle of getting these at guest services. The last couple of years it really seems to be dependent on who you get at customer service. Many different answers to the same questions.
Just curious why you think these will only be available to book once on the ship? I would think since Disney changed the system last summer to prebooking these events they would not want to go back to the hassle of getting these at guest services. The last couple of years it really seems to be dependent on who you get at customer service. Many different answers to the same questions.
Because this cruise, and the other longer cruises, are not like regular 3,4 and 7 night cruises. There will be so few children on this cruise that there will likely not be the same demand for things like Princess and Frozen M&G. And the character breakfast went to ticketed because of the sheer number of people wanting to participate, more than could reasonably be managed in the dining rooms. That won't be the same on this cruise. Like I say, I am not 00% certain, it is supposition, the same as everybody else but that is my gut feeling, based on what I know from having taken this cruise before
We prebooked our character breakfast as well as character meet and greets for our last cruise which was 12 days. You very could be correct with the MUCH smaller kid demographic on this cruise, but it seems a little strange that Disney would change now-standard procedure for one or two cruises. Not that what Disney does always makes the most sense.
Yes, many times port adventures are only seasonal. Whale watching in certain areas like you mentioned and bear watching in Alaska are a couple. The one we are planning is not seasonal. We may just be extra adventurous and book it directly without Disney if it comes to that. Still many days before our cruise. A lot can show up between now and then.
