Fantasy MDR Rotation Question

[Expatriat]

We mostly sail on the Fantasy and request the rotation that puts us in Royal Court on formal night, because it's the "dressiest" of the MDRs. Through our many years of cruising we have always managed to get our requested rotation, then we dine at Palo or Remy on pirate night.

We have heard some people say that if you do not request otherwise, DCL tends to assign adults without children to the rotation that has Royal Court 3 times in the week, but not on formal night, and that although there will still be kids, there are generally fewer of them on that rotation.

Does anyone know if there is any truth to this? My husband has been prodding me to ask!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

We mostly sail on the Fantasy and request the rotation that puts us in Royal Court on formal night, because it's the "dressiest" of the MDRs. Through our many years of cruising we have always managed to get our requested rotation, then we dine at Palo or Remy on pirate night.

We have heard some people say that if you do not request otherwise, DCL tends to assign adults without children to the rotation that has Royal Court 3 times in the week, but not on formal night, and that although there will still be kids, there are generally fewer of them on that rotation.

Does anyone know if there is any truth to this? My husband has been prodding me to ask!

There used to be a time that parties with no young children were generally put on the same rotation. But, as far as I know, that practice was stopped several years ago. Too many people requesting specific rotations meant that couldn't always happen.

 

[Expatriat]

There used to be a time that parties with no young children were generally put on the same rotation. But, as far as I know, that practice was stopped several years ago. Too many people requesting specific rotations meant that couldn't always happen.

Ahh - Okay. I guess we'll stick to what we've been doing then.