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Would you think there is any correlation between first dining availability and passenger load?
I am sailing 12/1 (5 days from now) and I went to the DCL website just to double check that my Florida Resident rate had not fallen since I booked (it has not) and when I went throught the motions of booking a phantom cruise first dining was still available, as well as many cabins across various stateroom categories, even at FLR rates.
In the past, waiting till the last minute to sail on FL Res rates, I have always been wait listed for first dining.
Would you think this is an indicatrion of a less than full ship?
PS...I booked this cruise maybe 3 weeks ago and got a 12:00-12:30 port arrival time....so I'm thinking that is also a good sign????
PPS...Palo AND Remy still with availability, but this is a Daddy/Daughter trip with my DD7 so those are out for me.
I am sailing 12/1 (5 days from now) and I went to the DCL website just to double check that my Florida Resident rate had not fallen since I booked (it has not) and when I went throught the motions of booking a phantom cruise first dining was still available, as well as many cabins across various stateroom categories, even at FLR rates.
In the past, waiting till the last minute to sail on FL Res rates, I have always been wait listed for first dining.
Would you think this is an indicatrion of a less than full ship?
PS...I booked this cruise maybe 3 weeks ago and got a 12:00-12:30 port arrival time....so I'm thinking that is also a good sign????
PPS...Palo AND Remy still with availability, but this is a Daddy/Daughter trip with my DD7 so those are out for me.
