Spa hours? Advice on booking spa treatments?

[tres409]

I'd like to book a pedicure for early afternoon on the Sunday we leave Port Canaveral - does anyone know the hours of the spa/salon? Plus, I've never had a pedicure or manicure before, and I'd love to book both. Are they worth it?

We'd also love to book the exotic rasul on our Nassau day, since DH and I decided to stay on the ship. Should I expect the spa to be very booked up?

 

[Toddymae]

I head for the spa the moment I step foot on the ship. DH does all the other ressie. When you board - the spa is open for tours and making appointments. All of the attendants are there and you can talk with them / ask for advise / set appointments. I've cruised 17 times and more often than not I take the tour. I enjoy seeing it again and refreshing my memory.

The spa is expensive - but I'm worth it. I'm sure you are too.

 

[tres409]

I head for the spa the moment I step foot on the ship. DH does all the other ressie. When you board - the spa is open for tours and making appointments. All of the attendants are there and you can talk with them / ask for advise / set appointments. I've cruised 17 times and more often than not I take the tour. I enjoy seeing it again and refreshing my memory.

The spa is expensive - but I'm worth it. I'm sure you are too.

so you don't make spa reservations ahead of time, you wait until you're on the ship? also, i didn't know they did spa tours! that sounds fun!

 

[Toddymae]

My friends makes all of her ressie before hand. For some reason - I think its the great smells in the spa - I wait till I'm on board. Up to now I've never had a problem getting in when I wanted to.

Once I came back from CC with a headache. Called the spa and they got me in 2 hours later. I thought that was great of them. And no more head ache.

Take the tour you'll enjoy. And the people who work there are wonderful.

Remember this is an out side company - not Disney. They want to sell product and that can be very expensive. Say NO! if you don't want the product. Disney gets the cost of the service and the company get the cost of the product.