Selecting a place for FE meet-n-greet

[Biggsfamily]

I need suggestions selecting a place for participates of the Fish Extenders to "Meet and Greet" to assemble to hand out any updates and a final copy if the FE list.

So where is a good place everyone can find "mid ship" on the Magic?
What is a good time? After Muster Drill? After sail away party?

Any thoughts?

 

[owensamo]

I think most DIS meets on the Magic/Wonder are in the Promenade Lounge. We've most commonly had them at 3 - before the muster drill, as afterwards is usually taken up by unpacking and getting ready for dinner. Much earlier than 3 and you run the risk of not everyone being there yet!

 

[kcashner]

Another vote for Promenade lounge at 3 or 3:15. We had one by the Goofy Pool because some people wanted kids to be able to swim--bad idea, it was way too noisy to hear anything. Promenade Lounge has nothing going on at that time, chairs and tables for those who want them, etc.

After the muster drill is the sail away party, so you don't want to do it afterward.

 

[geffric]

I think most DIS meets on the Magic/Wonder are in the Promenade Lounge. We've most commonly had them at 3 - before the muster drill, as afterwards is usually taken up by unpacking and getting ready for dinner. Much earlier than 3 and you run the risk of not everyone being there yet!

we always did that too and it worked just fine~

 

[ssanders79]

I would suggest that you designate one stateroom as a place to check for stateroom FE changes. A simple note on the door works. Not everyone makes it to the meets.

 

[Luv2Diz]

I would suggest that you designate one stateroom as a place to check for stateroom FE changes. A simple note on the door works. Not everyone makes it to the meets.

I agree with this. We didn't make it to our DIS meet as the group couldn't find a time that worked for everyone. 3 pm didn't work for those who wanted to be at the spa drawing on day 1, others didn't want to meet after the Sail Away party, etc.

A note on the door of a designated cabin is the best way to communicate cabin changes.