First Disney Cruise: Booked Last Minute

[coast2coastmickey]

Took the plunge, and relatively-last-minute booked the 4 night Merrytime cruise on the Dream leaving December 10th! (24 days 9 hours away)

Since the cruise is M-F, we are doing WDW before and after! (Humblebrag)

I have an incredibly dumb question: I know the overall itinerary obviously, but when/where can I see the detailed cruise schedule?

I'd like to book a few time slots in the nursery, maybe do an adult meal at Palo/Remy, or get a couples massage, but I'd also like to not book stuff if it conflicts with an event we'd rather be at. I've seen some "personal navigators" for other ship dates but those seem to be limited to what movies are playing and what the menus/specialty drinks look like each day. I was hoping to find a little more detail to aid in my planning. Also which dates are semi-formal night vs cruise casual, etc.

The website seems limited to telling me what the ship status is on each day and whether or not i want to add activities/dining, but like I said I was hoping for a more complete picture of the ship's activities are for my sailing before booking stuff.

If I don't find the detail I'm looking for, no sweat. I know we'll have fun regardless.

Thanks in advance!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Took the plunge, and relatively-last-minute booked the 4 night Merrytime cruise on the Dream leaving December 10th! (24 days 9 hours away)

Since the cruise is M-F, we are doing WDW before and after! (Humblebrag)

I have an incredibly dumb question: I know the overall itinerary obviously, but when/where can I see the detailed cruise schedule?

I'd like to book a few time slots in the nursery, maybe do an adult meal at Palo/Remy, or get a couples massage, but I'd also like to not book stuff if it conflicts with an event we'd rather be at. I've seen some "personal navigators" for other ship dates but those seem to be limited to what movies are playing and what the menus/specialty drinks look like each day. I was hoping to find a little more detail to aid in my planning. Also which dates are semi-formal night vs cruise casual, etc.

The website seems limited to telling me what the ship status is on each day and whether or not i want to add activities/dining, but like I said I was hoping for a more complete picture of the ship's activities are for my sailing before booking stuff.

If I don't find the detail I'm looking for, no sweat. I know we'll have fun regardless.

Thanks in advance!

You won't see the specific activities onboard until you get the Navigator for that day onboard your cruise.

You can look at past Navigators to get an idea of what sorts of activities are offered, and times, but it's not guaranteed your cruise will be identical.

 

[coast2coastmickey]

You won't see the specific activities onboard until you get the Navigator for that day onboard your cruise.

You can look at past Navigators to get an idea of what sorts of activities are offered, and times, but it's not guaranteed your cruise will be identical.

Clear and concise. Thank you, Princess.

 

[Chris86]

I'm on that cruise . Are you on Facebook? If so there is a Facebook group and we just posted some navigators from a recent Merry Time cruise that should give you some ideas. The group is called Disney Dream December 10 2018,

 

[coast2coastmickey]

No social media for me. Just some anonymous trolling and lurking various forums really. My mother has Facebook though so I’ll check it out the next time I see her. Thanks!

 

[dcassetta]

Took the plunge, and relatively-last-minute booked the 4 night Merrytime cruise on the Dream leaving December 10th! (24 days 9 hours away)

Since the cruise is M-F, we are doing WDW before and after! (Humblebrag)

I have an incredibly dumb question: I know the overall itinerary obviously, but when/where can I see the detailed cruise schedule?

I'd like to book a few time slots in the nursery, maybe do an adult meal at Palo/Remy, or get a couples massage, but I'd also like to not book stuff if it conflicts with an event we'd rather be at. I've seen some "personal navigators" for other ship dates but those seem to be limited to what movies are playing and what the menus/specialty drinks look like each day. I was hoping to find a little more detail to aid in my planning. Also which dates are semi-formal night vs cruise casual, etc.

The website seems limited to telling me what the ship status is on each day and whether or not i want to add activities/dining, but like I said I was hoping for a more complete picture of the ship's activities are for my sailing before booking stuff.

If I don't find the detail I'm looking for, no sweat. I know we'll have fun regardless.

Thanks in advance!

Scott's blog has a number of past Navigators (Daily schedules) that will give you a sense of what might be on your cruise. https://disneycruiselineblog.com/personal-navigators/