Onboard Frozen Meet Tickets

[Princess and Queen]

I'm sailing the Fantasy in April. Apparently I cancelled my Frozen Meet when I changed my Princess tickets, and now the Frozen Meet is "Sold Out." Are there always tickets held back so that I can get them once I board? Thank you! So bummed that I didn't pay closer attention!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I'm sailing the Fantasy in April. Apparently I cancelled my Frozen Meet when I changed my Princess tickets, and now the Frozen Meet is "Sold Out." Are there always tickets held back so that I can get them once I board? Thank you! So bummed that I didn't pay closer attention!

Reports are mixed on whether there are tickets available onboard. There may be a wait list for cancellations though.

I'd suggest keeping an eye on the activities page for your cruise. You never know, someone may cancel beforehand.

 

[PAGA2003]

I don't know if they hold them back but I turned in our princess tickets on our cruise when we decided we didn't have time to make it that day. I think it would be worth checking for that reason at least

 

[Princess and Queen]

Thank you for the responses. Has anyone on the boards had first hand luck actually getting tickets when they were sold out?

 

[Trera]

We boarded in boarding group 1 on the wonder 4 days ago and I went straight to port adventures and was able to get princess and frozen meet and greet tickets for a sold out day. She didn't say how many she had but they did have some.

 

[jlmarr]

Hmmm. We hadn't signed up for that, for our upcoming cruise with two grandkids, but will do that today.

A cruise etiquette dilemma is whether we should get tickets for all of us - both parents and both grandparents - since we don't know which of us will want to go with the kids. And for that matter I'm not sure if grandson would be interested, but this will be a highlight for granddaughter for sure. The default plan is to get tickets for all 6 of us, and turn in extras at or before the event. Does that sound agreeable to everyone?

 

[Dug720]

Hmmm. We hadn't signed up for that, for our upcoming cruise with two grandkids, but will do that today.

A cruise etiquette dilemma is whether we should get tickets for all of us - both parents and both grandparents - since we don't know which of us will want to go with the kids. And for that matter I'm not sure if grandson would be interested, but this will be a highlight for granddaughter for sure. The default plan is to get tickets for all 6 of us, and turn in extras at or before the event. Does that sound agreeable to everyone?

If you do not have a ticket, you cannot get in line and go into the Meet & Greet - even to accompany only. So if you think you will want to go and watch, you need a ticket.