Any accurate pricing of the Wish Tower suite yet?

[disneywonderfun]

I am interested in booking when Gold opens up next Monday. Interested if there are any Platinum 25+'s that might be able to check pricing during the first week of August for a 4 night cruise. Just curious how much more money Disney will get from me for that experience!

DWF

 

[Cliffside]

It will be hard to get until Thursday when pricing can be looked up on line. Unless an individual was actually looking to book that sailing and had the information.

 

[disneywonderfun]

Thanks for the info. Did not realize the Plats did not have access online to pricing. I just assumed since I was not eligible yet, the pricing was not included when I logged in.

DWF

 

[CastawayCayLover]

FWIW, after the MV online pricing initially showed "unavailable" around 10 this morning, it mysteriously showed again with prices starting at $48,689. I would say that's your floor for the Tower suite.

 

[MickeySwirl]

FWIW, I saw on twitter that the price for the the Tower room over Labor Day weekend for 4 adults was $16,578.

 

[disneywonderfun]

FWIW, I saw on twitter that the price for the the Tower room over Labor Day weekend for 4 adults was $16,578.

That would be an amazing surprise for me! Per night cost for 2 adults and 2 children in the summer for the Royal on either the Dream or Fantasy has gravitated to around $8K per night. So, I am hoping that a 4 night Wish cruise is around $35K. We shall see. Thanks!!!

 

[cvjw]

Saw someone post on FB they booked the tower suite. 8 adults. $3700+ per adult. Think it was a cruise in the fall.

 

[kaseyC]

Saw someone post on FB they booked the tower suite. 8 adults. $3700+ per adult. Think it was a cruise in the fall.

I saw that post too, That's better than I thought it would be.

 

[MickeySwirl]

This just appeared on the website. It's for 2 adults and 3 kids. Not sure it's the Tower, but seems likely.

 

[JMommyof3]

This just appeared on the website. It's for 2 adults and 3 kids. Not sure it's the Tower, but seems likely.
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I just sent that info to my husband. we aren't looking at MV but end of July. It's funny though, we are also 2A/3K but my amount shows 63,923. I'm curious about the total cost quoted above. They said "$3754pp" but what would the total breakdown be if there were less people. obviously the more people in a stateroom, the more of a "discount" each person is. But still it does not appear to be as much as I thought. Which begs the question, are we just so out of touch with reality when "only $3800pp" for an off season 4nt cruise is not that much

 

[anjuan]

This just appeared on the website. It's for 2 adults and 3 kids. Not sure it's the Tower, but seems likely.
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I thought I read the tower can hold up to 8 guests.

 

[MickeySwirl]

Here is the breakdown for the MV (again, assuming it's the Tower Suite)- I'm guessing the slight difference is based on the age of the kids.

Adult 1 $24,250.00
Adult 2 $24,250.00
Child 1 $5,120.00
Child 2 $5,120.00
Child 3 $4,915.20
Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses $472.60
Total Stateroom Price $64,127.80

 

[MickeySwirl]

I thought I read the tower can hold up to 8 guests.

The Tower can hold 8 guests. The max it will show online is 5 guests. When you put in more than 5 guests it says you have to call DCL.

 

[DLgal]

That is WAY less than I expected. Wow. I honestly expected like $10k per person per night.

 

[disneywonderfun]

I just could not come up with any reasonable way to achieve $3800 pp for the Tower. Perhaps if you max out at 8 people and you are set for a 3 night cruise, then $3800 x 8 = $30,400 for 3 nights making it right at $10k per night. Again, knowing the Royals on the Dream/Fantasy have escalated to $8k per night, how could anyone conclude differently. Even off peak, slowest season, I do not see much less than around $6-7k per night for a Dream/Fantasy Royal for 4 people. I guess I will find out next Monday what "my truth" is. As I mentioned, I am cautiously hopeful that a 4 night cruise with 2a/2c in early August might run me around $35K. No way will it be anywhere even in the ballpark of $15k (which is what I get if it is $3800 pp).

 

[MomOTwins]

*sigh* I keep watching all these promos about this ship where they say "this is our Disney wish." I guess my "Disney wish" is for more money!

 

[AquaDame]

I just could not come up with any reasonable way to achieve $3800 pp for the Tower. Perhaps if you max out at 8 people and you are set for a 3 night cruise, then $3800 x 8 = $30,400 for 3 nights making it right at $10k per night. Again, knowing the Royals on the Dream/Fantasy have escalated to $8k per night, how could anyone conclude differently. Even off peak, slowest season, I do not see much less than around $6-7k per night for a Dream/Fantasy Royal for 4 people. I guess I will find out next Monday what "my truth" is. As I mentioned, I am cautiously hopeful that a 4 night cruise with 2a/2c in early August might run me around $35K. No way will it be anywhere even in the ballpark of $15k (which is what I get if it is $3800 pp).

I'm certain the 3.8K per person does not show what the cost was for those first two adults... that will be the lions share.

 

[mevelandry]

*sigh* I keep watching all these promos about this ship where they say "this is our Disney wish." I guess my "Disney wish" is for more money!

I'll take "unnecessary expenses" for 3,754$, Alex.

I pay less than that for my mortgage yearly.

That amount is enough to feed 50 families on Christmas Eve...

EDITED: I have a very serious question: Am I the only one thinking that Disney is taking their customers for granted, here?

 

[JWG]

I'll take "unnecessary expenses" for 3,754$, Alex.

I pay less than that for my mortgage yearly.

That amount is enough to feed 50 families on Christmas Eve...

I have a very serious question: Am I the only one thinking that Disney is taking advantage of their customers, here?

That's how I feel about a lot of Disney things ($4.50 for a Coke, $62 for a character buffet), but not this. This is a luxury product and that there's only 1 tells you it's not meant for "us". It's catering to an elite group who really can't be taken advantage of financially (at least not at $50,000 - 80,000 most likely).

 

[Cedric Rose]

With the tower suite is there a complimentary fruit basket upon arrival? That might sway me.