The ticketed princess gatherings might be unavailable, but I think a few (though not Anna & Elsa) don't require tickets. Other than that, most things onboard are first come, first served, including character meets. I've booked on short notice and had a blast. It's such a nice bonus not to have to wait for several months or a year to go on your cruise.Are there any major things I would miss out on booking a cruise less than 75 days out, as far as character experience tickets or anything? Its a 5 day cruise if that matters. Nov 10th
And thats the Nov 10th from san juan? If so not having early dinner is deal breaker with my kids
And thats the Nov 10th from san juan? If so not having early dinner is deal breaker with my kids
If early dining is a must, I would NOT book so close to the cruise. You can ask to be waitlisted but there are no guarantees you will get it. We booked in May for a cruise the end of October and had to be waitlisted for early dining. I kept checking the website to see if we could change and we finally got main dining about 3-4 weeks after the PIF date. Other option if you can't get main dining is to eat at the buffet or other places that are open early.
Really? That's interesting because we normally don't go to sit down dinners on cruises and just eat in the buffet. But our last Disney cruise was several years ago so I don't remember specifically what we did there. Our recent cruises have been on other cruise lines. So, how do they do seating for Cabanas in the evening? Is it considered one of the dining rooms or first come first serve?There is no night buffet on Disney. Cabanas turns into a sit-down restaurant at night and is usually open all but the first and last nights (occasionally they have it closed or limited hours on other nights for crew recognition celebrations or other reasons).
Really? That's interesting because we normally don't go to sit down dinners on cruises and just eat in the buffet. But our last Disney cruise was several years ago so I don't remember specifically what we did there. Our recent cruises have been on other cruise lines. So, how do they do seating for Cabanas in the evening? Is it considered one of the dining rooms or first come first serve?