Glad I stayed up last night!

[Rob1872]

Last time we did a 7 night on Fantasy we had no problems reserving everything that we wanted. I almost didn't stay up until midnight when my booking window opened, but figured that if I didn't and the things that I wanted were full in the morning that I would regret it.

The "A day at the beach" was already full for British VI, but fortunately there was still availability for the Tour to Virgin Gorda (just a little less time on the beach and no lunch included; I'm fine with that since it is a lot cheaper). Still could get Palo Brunch on our 2nd sea day. But the sports simulators (a high point for my teens) were already sold out for all 3 sea days. I at least grabbed a 60 minute sports simulator session at 9am on our US VI day because our tour wasn't leaving until 10:15, so I wasn't completely cut out. My wife and I had also thought about a couples massage this cruise, but the only times open were at 8 am (NOT my wife's idea of a relaxing event having to get up early on a sea day) and during our dinner period. Oh well; she'll spend the money we would have used for the massage in the gift shops.......

Just surprised that there was that much Gold/Platinum activity as compared to our previous 7 night.

 

[princesscinderella]

Last time we did a 7 night on Fantasy we had no problems reserving everything that we wanted. I almost didn't stay up until midnight when my booking window opened, but figured that if I didn't and the things that I wanted were full in the morning that I would regret it.

The "A day at the beach" was already full for British VI, but fortunately there was still availability for the Tour to Virgin Gorda (just a little less time on the beach and no lunch included; I'm fine with that since it is a lot cheaper). Still could get Palo Brunch on our 2nd sea day. But the sports simulators (a high point for my teens) were already sold out for all 3 sea days. I at least grabbed a 60 minute sports simulator session at 9am on our US VI day because our tour wasn't leaving until 10:15, so I wasn't completely cut out. My wife and I had also thought about a couples massage this cruise, but the only times open were at 8 am (NOT my wife's idea of a relaxing event having to get up early on a sea day) and during our dinner period. Oh well; she'll spend the money we would have used for the massage in the gift shops.......

Just surprised that there was that much Gold/Platinum activity as compared to our previous 7 night.

I’m gold and sailing on the June 11th Fantasy and I was surprised at how some of the excursions were sold out for Tortola and St. Thomas when my booking day opened up the other day. Remy brunch was also sold out for the 1st sea day. I was able to book everything I wanted but I was surprised that stuff was already sold out. I didn’t look at spa days. I too was glad I stayed up til midnight. I checked on Costco the room availability and concierge was showing as completely booked out so that might also be why too.