I think that the table issue at the restaurants was that they had more tables that seated less people. The other ships seem to have a lot of 8 top tables but the Wish seemed to have more 4 and 6 tops. That would make a difference.
This wasn’t the plan on Wish but most families want to have private tables, so many 8 tops were split into 4 tops with 4 inches between tables. Many will notice that their table and the table next to them has the same table number for this reason.
I blame social media and Covid.
I don’t want to subject others to my children. It would be so stressful for me (worrying if they’ll behave) that I wouldn’t enjoy the experience.I blame social media and Covid.
I understand why some want private tables. I think that they will need to factor this into future ships.
Agreed.
Apparently, the fantasy just started grouping different families together at tables again.
I know when we cruise, we're generally trying to unplug from everything and if we do actually turn on the tv, it's to watch a Disney movie or cartoon. I know we'd likely never use this service. I generally read and my DH actually uses the time to draw if we're not exhausted before bed.
Yeah, I can't imagine sitting by the pool trying to watch TV on an iPad or phone. I suppose it's a good option for parents with a fussy child who wants a screen during dinner or something, but my only screen time on a cruise is checking my home security cameras and thermostat to make sure everything is OK and checking my email maybe once at the end of the day.
What did you think it was? It gives access to all the ship’s tv channels and all the on-demand content like your classic Disney movies.Oh wait. I misinterpreted this. It allows you to stream the cruise stuff on your own device. Ehh. Pass.
That it allows you to stream your own content from your device to the in-room tv.
I thought the same when I first read the headline. Like we could bring a Fire stick or something and watch our own Netflix account, for an up charge. When I read on and found it was to watch stateroom TV on my phone/tablet, I was instantly underwhelmed.That it allows you to stream your own content from your device to the in-room tv.
How many of those were on Disney?
It was presented as something a bit useful…like you can bring a chrome cast or fire stick…etc.
Or the pickle ball championship!I can understand why you might think that, but I can tell you from experience that there's nothing like watching a Women's World Cup soccer Final in the incredibly busy O'Gills! That was a crazy, amazing experience!
