Wish 1 bedroom concierge

[MomOTwins]

Remember, there are quite a few people now with 50% off from cancelled wish sailings, or FCC from testing positive and missing an earlier cruise that they can stacked with the cost of another planned cruise. I imagine the more expensive suites will be less commonly booked in future years.

 

[paladin732]

The $25k was for the princess aurora suite so the wish tower suite is more! I mean it is technically four bedrooms right (I think there is a Murphy in the library. But if the 2 story royal suite is $25k how much is the tower suite?

When we booked, Wish Tower was 26K for 4 nights including taxes/fees/etc (-$2,500 costco gift card, -$1,000 costco annual rebate check, -$1,000 for buying discount gift cards). It was about the same price as Aurora at the time (both were options at the time). We booked this as a once-in-a-lifetime 15 yr anniversary+company going public celebration trip.
My two main concerns (aside from the price of course) is that it will be bizarre not having a balcony, I don't get why they didn't add a set of stairs and set aside some space on the top of the funnel for it. The other concern being the view will be wonky based on where it is. I've noticed the windows have not been fully open on any review yet. I don't get why they didn't add a set of stairs and set aside some space on the top of the funnel for it.

 

[The Sasquatch]

With all of the Wish videos out, nothing on any of the concierge rooms or concierge spaces on the ship. Seems very odd that all we get is the tower suite. My only assumption is either they werent ready or nobody was “hosted” in those rooms. I am leaning towards “not ready” because isnt the point of the media/travel cruise is to sell cabins and you left out advertising your concierge services?

 

[JulieBeeRN]

With all of the Wish videos out, nothing on any of the concierge rooms or concierge spaces on the ship. Seems very odd that all we get is the tower suite. My only assumption is either they werent ready or nobody was “hosted” in those rooms. I am leaning towards “not ready” because isnt the point of the media/travel cruise is to sell cabins and you left out advertising your concierge services?

Agreed !

 

[jennyturin]

When we booked, Wish Tower was 26K for 4 nights including taxes/fees/etc (-$2,500 costco gift card, -$1,000 costco annual rebate check, -$1,000 for buying discount gift cards). It was about the same price as Aurora at the time (both were options at the time). We booked this as a once-in-a-lifetime 15 yr anniversary+company going public celebration trip.
My two main concerns (aside from the price of course) is that it will be bizarre not having a balcony, I don't get why they didn't add a set of stairs and set aside some space on the top of the funnel for it. The other concern being the view will be wonky based on where it is. I've noticed the windows have not been fully open on any review yet. I don't get why they didn't add a set of stairs and set aside some space on the top of the funnel for it.

100% agree with you. For that price there should be a balcony! And I had the same thought about the top of the funnel. I once stayed in a small hotel in Greece for my anniversary and they had a deck with a private jacuzzi in another area of the hotel for the honeymoon suite so even something like that. Carve out a private area in the spa or concierge lounge.

 

[jennyturin]

Remember, there are quite a few people now with 50% off from cancelled wish sailings, or FCC from testing positive and missing an earlier cruise that they can stacked with the cost of another planned cruise. I imagine the more expensive suites will be less commonly booked in future years.

Yes, I could technically afford it myself. I’d just prefer to do other stuff with that much money if it’s just four of us. If I was splitting it with another couple and had a discount like this, easy choice. I would have taken it!

 

[jennyturin]

Still nothing for anyone?!!? I mean I have now seen every other room tour from the tower to the 2 story to the 1 story Royal to the deluxe and non-deluxe ocean view family with verandah (in three different styles, one of which is like a 1 bedroom), ocean view family and inside. I can't see anything else except the 1 bedroom (well and the family concierge with and without verandah) and that is still lacking!