Anyway to see excursions that have sold out prior to Pre-Booking window?

[mkm1998]

First time Disney Cruiser here! I've book a MerryTime Cruise out of San Diego. Since it's our first cruise, I understand that I'm last in line for pre-booking and checking-in. However, it would be great if I could get an idea of what was still available for excursions on my cruise, as it will allow me to plan things a little better prior to the pre-booking time.

Is there anyway to access what excursions are still available? My thought is that only someone who's pre-booking window already opened (due to higher priority status) could log on and check. That or calling customer service. Hoping there was another trick I wasn't aware of.

Thank You!

 

[erionm]

Is there anyway to access what excursions are still available?

Not until your booking window opens.

My thought is that only someone who's pre-booking window already opened (due to higher priority status) could log on and check.

Correct.

That or calling customer service. Hoping there was another trick I wasn't aware of.

I don't think they will give that information out.

 

[soniam]

Join a social media group for your cruise. Often Platinum, Pearl, and Concierge will post which excursions are sold out. You can also ask about specific ones and usually get a response.

 

[RedHead0186]

There's no way for you specifically to see it until your booking window opens. Your best bet is to join the social media group for your cruise and ask someone with a higher booking window. You can also call, but that's more time consuming. And keep in mind availability can still shift in between when someone checks for you and when your window opens. But you can always keep checking back after your window is open, as things will shift as your sail date gets closer.

 

[Snowwhyt]

They do open a few more at each club level (gold,silver) on some events that are Disney sponsored. Not helicopter, small fishing boats, small group tours, etc. they will open up a few tastings, princess meals. Palo etc..
Never the cabanas as those usually go to very high level club members.