We are now in 6569 for the B2B; now I can think about getting out and doing something on Saturday morning; I wasn't looking forward to having to finagle my luggage.
I thought I had read somewhere that we don't depart until later that night -- but I can't find my source of information anywhere. So, as far as I know - I'm making stuff up as I go along. 
I know that in the documentation that we received a month or so ago it did state that all passengers must be on board no later than 1 hour and 30 minutes prior to ship departure 
No Ferrari in our sight either....
Can we put our bags in grandma's room too??
We have to switch rooms. I know its just three or four doors down but what do we do with bags. I know we are getting off the ship early and spending the day with our adopted niece.She is studying abroad for this semester and is in Murcia.
Pixie dust your way that they assign you soon. I know how the obsessive checking can be
Both our BTB cruises we had to do the drill both times (once we kept same room, once we switched so new lifeboat station). QUOTE]
That is really too bad. I had clients on a b2b and they said they were allowed to just hang out by the pool for the second muster, they checked with guest services, and although one of the servers mentioned they should be at drill they told them they were b2b and it was no problem. I'd ask, at least, for those of you that are b2b. They also transferred their luggage to their new room. It was the Wonder though, not sure if that makes a difference.
As far as luggage, I haven't personally done a b2b on Disney, but on Carnival they also kept and moved our luggage to our new room, no problem at all. All we had to do is call. It is worth asking! It seems in these cases it is dealt with differently a lot, clearly. Kind of like when you call WDW and get different answers to the same question
Still no cabin assignment
Pixie dust your way that they assign you soon. I know how the obsessive checking can be
Both our BTB cruises we had to do the drill both times (once we kept same room, once we switched so new lifeboat station). QUOTE]
That is really too bad. I had clients on a b2b and they said they were allowed to just hang out by the pool for the second muster, they checked with guest services, and although one of the servers mentioned they should be at drill they told them they were b2b and it was no problem. I'd ask, at least, for those of you that are b2b. They also transferred their luggage to their new room. It was the Wonder though, not sure if that makes a difference.
As far as luggage, I haven't personally done a b2b on Disney, but on Carnival they also kept and moved our luggage to our new room, no problem at all. All we had to do is call. It is worth asking! It seems in these cases it is dealt with differently a lot, clearly. Kind of like when you call WDW and get different answers to the same question
Still no cabin assignment
Too bad no cabin assignment. But, hopefully that means you are going to get a great upgrade!
We had no problems btb Disney getting luggage moved from one room to another. Guest services picked it up that a.m. and delivered it after lunch to the new room. That worked very well, not having to put it out the night before, what a headache.
It is pretty organized they escort you off after the mad dash off the ship and walk you back up to port, recheck in and back on the ship. It was very pleasant and the best time is the nearly empty ship between cruises.
Hoping it goes as well in Barcelona and the procedure stays the same, there are LOTS of us doing back to back so the ship won't be very empty lol.
. Many days at sea sound perfectly heavenly.
