Yes, split bathroom(s). I would hit my head while sitting down and bending forward to adjust some feminine necessities. The toilet is that close to the door. That bathroom is smaller than on all of the other ships.
Those high-end shops were empty every time we walked by. By contrast, Mickey's Mainsail was absolutely packed when we were there.
Yes, I noticed that one of the daily activities was a talk about used Rolexes. Seriously!
Yes, a concierge verandah stateroom.
The promenade is still there on decks 4, 5, and 6. It has some stairs now and it doesn't go around the back, which is why you can't run laps on it. But if you just want to walk, stand, or sit outside on the promenade, then it's still there!
Sadly, there are those who have issues with stairs. Not really a relaxing walk around the ship, if you, basically, can only go back an forth on one side of the ship.
I also noticed some of the shops had large porthole windows with nice views, seemed like a waste!
You should love everything! Unless it is something that truly bothers you - so that you would say, why did they build it this way?
Great my fat little fingers hit three buttons at the same time consistently. Turning my spelling abilities from “is that what she meant to type? to is this even English?”Unfortunately, the comment card is going to be on the phone for all ships. We were on the floor (8) that tested it out on the Dream back in April, didn't do it then and wrote an email. We just got off the Fantasy where it was the only option for all rooms. We made it known we would not do it on the phone and were given paper to write and recognize CMS, which we did. We had met the hotel director (manager? I forget the title) earlier in the cruise and she saw us dropping it off as we were leaving so we nicely mentioned it to her too.
While the phone may be easier for some it is not for all. For years it has been drilled into our heads how important this survey is, and now they made it harder to do IMO.
We are easy to please so I am sure we will be fine.
They have a nice setup that everyone should be able to see the shows. Half the guests eat dinner while the others see the evening show. Designed so everyone can have the opportunity for a similar cruise.
The wish in slightly longer but the dream and the fantasy are 10 ft wider than the wish and I think that makes them feel larger. The interior spaces on the wish felt smaller and like @Cheburashka said in her initial review have very few portholes to see outside. It definitely didn’t feel like I was on a ship our sailing had such smooth waters there was very little movement felt. It also to me felt more squished where all the guest areas were between the two banks of elevators, vs on the dream and the fantasy where some of the adult spaces are even past the aft stairs. The wish was truly beautiful in all the decor and details. My teens complained there were less nooks for them to hang out in. They love the porthole walkway to animators on the dream class and the wish lacked that.
The stats on The DCL Blog don't show the Wish being 10 feet narrower.
I got it off Wikipedia so it could totally be wrong
We were just off the magic earlier this month and phone was the only option. Honestly, it was just as easy for me (maybe easier? Seemed slightly shorter but might be because I was killing time while doing other stuff) and I have accidentally walked off the ship with the paper copy at least twice.Unfortunately, the comment card is going to be on the phone for all ships. We were on the floor (8) that tested it out on the Dream back in April, didn't do it then and wrote an email. We just got off the Fantasy where it was the only option for all rooms. We made it known we would not do it on the phone and were given paper to write and recognize CMS, which we did. We had met the hotel director (manager? I forget the title) earlier in the cruise and she saw us dropping it off as we were leaving so we nicely mentioned it to her too.
While the phone may be easier for some it is not for all. For years it has been drilled into our heads how important this survey is, and now they made it harder to do IMO.
