Once Upon A Disney Wish Live Updates

[RamblingMad]

I would take the Love Boat pool over this adult bath tub size "pool"! What were they thinking??

They were thinking that they'd make more money from adults consuming than swimming. That's my guess. This is why I book excursions. There isn't a lot to do on these ships during the day. The shows are nice in the evening, and the evening dining is good. But as for actual stuff to do during the day, it's pretty limited.

 

[JMommyof3]

Did anyone notice the addition of Concierge Family Oceanview room?

We have to move our spring break cruise set for April 2022 (Concierge otherwise I would just cancel) and I'm hoping to book a sailing end of year so my middle son can enjoy the kids club one last time before he ages out.

 

[IknowDoYou?]

Someone was asking about FCCs. Looks like they won't be usable on the maiden voyage....

 

[Trera]

So it looks like there may not be a chance to do a B2B with the MV on the Wish. Looks like there is a DVC members only cruise on June 14th thus eliminating a B2B cruise for the general public.


MJ

I dont see a June 14th cruise to be able to make a B2B.

 

[IknowDoYou?]

I dont see a June 14th cruise to be able to make a B2B.

Edit: I tried posting the link, but it seems you have to be logged onto the DVC member site to see it. Here's a screenshot:

 

[AvidDisReader]

So I am retiring sometime at the end of 2022, looks like I am going to buy myself a retirement present of a Wish cruise in 2023.

 

[DCLDVC1]

Did anyone notice the addition of Concierge Family Oceanview room?

Will they be more or less expensive than the Concierge Family Verandah rooms?????

 

[iadizfans]

So playing Devils Advocate here a little.... I know the non refundable deposit is not that popular with everyone but it does eliminate the "just hold our stateroom while we think about it" crowd.

 

[mmouse37]

I dont see a June 14th cruise to be able to make a B2B.

I read it on www.disneycruiselineblog.com that June 14th would be a members only DVC cruise so unless you were a DVC member you couldn't book a back to back with the MV

MJ

 

[Trera]

I read it on www.disneycruiselineblog.com that June 14th would be a members only DVC cruise so unless you were a DVC member you couldn't book a back to back with the MV

MJ

got it. I was confused

 

[mmouse37]

yes

I didn't see the pool on the 14th floor labeled for Concierge....maybe I missed it or do you mean the water feature on Deck 13 for Concierge?

MJ

 

[dad of 3 addicted to DCL]

To be honest, I've gone on 2 maiden cruises (granted one was a guided missile cruiser and the other a guided missile destroyer) but nothing works. I'll wait for them to shake down and go later in '22 or '23

 

[MickeySwirl]

Will they be more or less expensive than the Concierge Family Verandah rooms?????

They appear to have floor to ceiling windows, so I doubt they would be much different than the ones with a verandah. Probably just a little bit cheaper since you can't go outside.

 

[Dug720]

So playing Devils Advocate here a little.... I know the non refundable deposit is not that popular with everyone but it does eliminate the "just hold our stateroom while we think about it" crowd.

I agree. Especially with the "must pay by 11:59pm the night the reservation is made".

 

[iadizfans]

To be honest, I've gone on 2 maiden cruises (granted one was a guided missile cruiser and the other a guided missile destroyer) but nothing works. I'll wait for them to shake down and go later in '22 or '23

Yeah I did those kind of cruises as well. They pay you to do’em. Definitely not as fun though. Thanks for your service

 

[Scouter]

So playing Devils Advocate here a little.... I know the non refundable deposit is not that popular with everyone but it does eliminate the "just hold our stateroom while we think about it" crowd.

Does that mean you couldn't just transfer it to another cruise date?

 

[IknowDoYou?]

Does that mean you couldn't just transfer it to another cruise date?

The fine print for the MV cruise is that they aren't allowing transfers after booking. You have to cancel (and forego the 20% deposit) and rebook.

 

[Scouter]

The fine print for the MV cruise is that they aren't allowing transfers after booking. You have to cancel (and forego the 20% deposit) and rebook.

Only for the MV? Not the others?

 

[Jillpie]

They were thinking that they'd make more money from adults consuming than swimming. That's my guess. This is why I book excursions. There isn't a lot to do on these ships during the day. The shows are nice in the evening, and the evening dining is good. But as for actual stuff to do during the day, it's pretty limited.

So short sighted, if thats the case. I literally won't book, because this pool is so tiny. Its the best part of my cruises, is time at the pool every single day, and I'd dread days at sea in this tiny thing .

 

[RamblingMad]

So short sighted, if thats the case. I literally won't book, because this pool is so tiny. Its the best part of my cruises, is time at the pool every single day, and I'd dread days at sea in this tiny thing .

Given the size of these ships, the small pools are a big let down, especially for families with young kids. And there needs to be more stuff for adults to do if you're stuck at sea. My significant other wants a kids area for adults. Think Dave and Busters.