An extended veranda?? That's a stroke of luck!
I think you'll just miss out on the higher spring break crowds. And hopefully Lady Luck shines on your stateroom selected.
An extended veranda?? That's a stroke of luck!
I think you'll just miss out on the higher spring break crowds. And hopefully Lady Luck shines on your stateroom selected.
There were LOTS of Concierge staterooms available on my cruise. So I upgraded at the port and got a great deal.
Hopefully the upgrade was less than...
The Tower was snapped up by the time I got to the Port.....
Of course it was.
I had to check, you know how Bob and Josh love their DCL price increases...
Is that something that happens from time to time? Another companies shipped parked at the Disney terminal?I was boarding group 12 on the Wish last week and by the time I got to the Port building at my arrival time (noon) and through security & check-in, my group was already called.
When you arrive at Disney's berth, make sure the ship IS docked at Berth 8 and not 10. There was a Carnival ship docked at Disney's building and the Wish was next door at Berth 10.
It was a tad disconcerting to see that rust bucket parked behind Mickey's ears.
It was only the wish. Not one of the proper cruise boats.I was boarding group 12 on the Wish last week and by the time I got to the Port building at my arrival time (noon) and through security & check-in, my group was already called.
When you arrive at Disney's berth, make sure the ship IS docked at Berth 8 and not 10. There was a Carnival ship docked at Disney's building and the Wish was next door at Berth 10.
It was a tad disconcerting to see that rust bucket parked behind Mickey's ears.
I had to go to Berth 10 for my Wish sailing at the end of January, too. It is not up to the standards of Berth 8, that's for sure. Everyone was lined up in the hot sun waiting for their port arrival time to be called (fortunately we were only about 30 minutes early bit there were people who had clearly been there for a long time and had later arrival times) and the inside is not organized well. We were Silver at the time of our sailing (now we're Gold, Jerry! Gold!) and there was no separate check-in for the various Castaway Club levels - just 1 generic Castaway Club line and one first-timers line. We were sent to the first-timers line because the CM at the line entrance told us it would be quicker(it wasn't quicker). I never did find a bathroom in the parking garage or the building's exterior, but maybe i just didn't know where to look or the sea of people were blocking it.I was boarding group 12 on the Wish last week and by the time I got to the Port building at my arrival time (noon) and through security & check-in, my group was already called.
When you arrive at Disney's berth, make sure the ship IS docked at Berth 8 and not 10. There was a Carnival ship docked at Disney's building and the Wish was next door at Berth 10.
It was a tad disconcerting to see that rust bucket parked behind Mickey's ears.
I was boarding group 12 on the Wish last week and by the time I got to the Port building at my arrival time (noon) and through security & check-in, my group was already called.
When you arrive at Disney's berth, make sure the ship IS docked at Berth 8 and not 10. There was a Carnival ship docked at Disney's building and the Wish was next door at Berth 10.
It was a tad disconcerting to see that rust bucket parked behind Mickey's ears.
Don't arrive too early if you can help it. They do check the PAT at certain points before you enter the building, so you'll be stuck waiting around outside or in the parking lot before you can go inside, but you'll be able to drop off any checked luggage and park (if you're driving) before your PAT. I've only ever driven there so I'm not sure how it works with DCL bus transportation if you're using that.
