Tablemates

[Mtinkerbell5189]

I have requested a table for just my boyfriend and I for dinner. This was able to be done for our last cruise. What are the chances it will happen on a sold out spring break cruise (second seating)?

When I get on the ship can I go to the dining changes place (forget where that is on the fantasy) to see if this request has been accommodated? Or do I just have to wait till showing up to dinner the first night?

 

[DynamicDisneyDuo]

I would follow up at dining changes when you board. If the cruise is completely sold out, it may not be feasible. All you can do is wait and see.

 

[darkwing818]

We've never had a problem getting a table for 2 (late seating) even on full cruises. We've made the request with DCL ahead of time. We understood it was just a "request" but it's always worked out. Just lucky I guess.

 

[jdkdorn]

I would think it would be easier during that cruise, we are on it also, because it will be a lot of large family groups that won't have table room for additional people. Our table already has 8 at the table.

 

[Macmaro]

We have requested a table for our family only on the last 4 trips. I ALWAYS go to the area they have set up for dining changes just to verify we received the request. We have always been accommodated. I think the chances are good. I believe our last on the Magic was at capacity. We saw several tables of only 2 people.

 

[kcashner]

Correct--always verify after boarding and if your request was not met, ask if it can be at that time. It usually happens.

They have a lot harder time looking at your face and telling you that they can't do something than they have moving a random name/reservation number to a random computer slot.