Cabin Crawl- Concierge

[WikiWiki]

I am organizing a cabin crawl for my cruise. One of the rooms to sign up is the Roy O suite. I've never stayed concierge. Can anyone foresee any issues we may have dragging a group of people into concierge to look at the suite? This is on the Fantasy, fyi.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I am organizing a cabin crawl for my cruise. One of the rooms to sign up is the Roy O suite. I've never stayed concierge. Can anyone foresee any issues we may have dragging a group of people into concierge to look at the suite? This is on the Fantasy, fyi.

The biggest issue with a Cabin Crawl is reminding the people in the group that they are traveling through areas that may have kids napping. Don't party in the passageway.

 

[WikiWiki]

The biggest issue with a Cabin Crawl is reminding the people in the group that they are traveling through areas that may have kids napping. Don't party in the passageway.

Good note. I will remind my group of that. We are doing ours at 10 am so I hope not too many people are sleeping at that hour, but it's always good to keep a respectful noise level!

 

[ScooterScott44]

Agree with the above about the cabin noise, just be respectful in the halls.

On the classics the concierge rooms are mixed in along deck 8. So no issues on those ships at all. The suite lounge and sundeck are not near the rooms. The Dream class does have a dedicated section (deck 11 and 12 forward) for the concierge rooms. At one time, when the Dream was first sailing, I believe they had gates to access the rooms. Those were removed years ago and anyone can walk through the halls.

Expect that the concierge lounge and sundeck areas will not be accessible for the group. The contact for the suite might be able to ask the concierge hosts if they can bring the group into one of those areas for part of the tour. It probably is not likely unless the group is on the small side and at a convenient time.

 

[Sun_soakin]

At 10 am on sea days half my family will still be sleeping!