Wine Tasting

[tchalene]

Is this something you make a ressie for? If so, does it fill up quickly like the spa and Palo's?

 

[two-foxes]

If I recall correctly, it was $12 pp and ressies were required at guest services. Despite the extra cost, it was well worth it! We will do it again!

 

[ducklite]

Yes, you must make a reservation. When I did it it was full. It seems to be a very popular program. I would strongly suggest that you make the reservation as soon as possible.

Anne

 

[d'Isigny]

I'd suggest this be the last stop during your 'ressie scramble'. Yes, you should sign up prior to the 'life vest drill'. When wine tasting was in Palo...i understood they filled up fast. Now, I believe they are all held in one of the deck 3 bar/lounges (as on our jan 03 cruise). We've attended wine tasting on our 3 DCL cruises and will do it again.

I love watching them open a bottle of champange with a wine glass....ENJOY!!!

 

[hilltopfamily]

Is this a "couple" thing? I ask because it kind of sounds interesting to me but not so much to my husband. (He's not much of a drinker, I like the occasional wine). I don't really enjoy being on my own in a room full of couples but if I hear other people do it "solo" then I'd be more interested in it.

thanks for the info!

 

[ducklite]

I did it solo and was seated with another solo. Best part--my husband came back from ESPN one afternoon with another cruiser to show him our stateroom--it was the guy I had been seated with at the winetasting! LOL!

Anne

 

[mcnuss]

I did not make a ressie until day 2 of our 7-day and the time we wanted was not nearly full yet. There was a nice mix of groups and couples and it was a really nice event.