Booking Spa reservation on the boat?

[CableKC]

I tried booking a Spa reservation for my Wife and Sister-in-Law once I hit my 60 day booking period. But I was about a few days late and found that all of the good timeslots are booked.

For those that booked reservations when you boarded the ship...do you find that there are still openings availalble?

I was really hoping to "pamper" my Wife on a Spa day....but was hoping that I'm not "out of luck" when it comes to booking the time and dates.

 

[JMHDisney]

You won't be out of luck. I've had no problem booking on board and actually had an easier time getting my preferred times once on board.

 

[MonoMan]

I've had no problem booking treatments on board. I found the busiest days are the "at sea" days, so if you're interested in an "at sea day" you may want book as soon as you get on board - the spa opens for tours and they will allow you to book appointments. They also advertise spa specials in the navigator.

 

[thumpie's mom]

Agree, we have booked both pre-cruise and during the cruise. We have always been able to get appointments at the spa when on board. I hope she enjoys her spa day (its awesome!)

 

[CableKC]

Thanks to all......I really want to figure out a way to pamper my wife. I'll suggest that she swings by with my Sister-In-Law and see if she can go book a spa treatment of some sort on one of the days.

 

[shelbell77]

I prefer booking on board to pre-booking because then I can watch for the specials!

 

[My2litteprincesses]

Booking while on board is actually better. And as the cruise goes on, treatments get cheaper. Next time I will defiantly book on board.

 

[gumbypee]

What about rainforest pass? Is the day pass cheaper booking online? (Magic)