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Thanks. I saw I couldn't online. Was just curious if this was even possible before I spent the time trying to call

I got a great deal on the soda/zoom package on Black Friday and booked it for myself. Now there are price drops on the other packages and I'm thinking instead to just do the refreshment package. Can I move the soda/zoom booked for me to my daughter? Current price for zoom is $1/day less than what I paid, so makes sense to just keep that for her for the occasional soda. Or do I just book refreshment under her, and then see about switching it once on board?

Maybe we just had off experiences. I’m really thinking it had to do with being in my time dining, our waiters just didn’t seem to care. It’s just hard with a young kid to do the set dining times, I like the flexibility

All food was certainly luke warm, but that wasn't an issue. More the overall quality of products used. Shrimp was chewy and tiny, not cleaned very well. Salads had limp lettuce that was drowned in lettuce. Guess we'll just go with unlimited dining and see how that works.

We were on Anthem last month and I was very disappointed in the quality of the food in the MDR. We are going on Oasis this summer and I’m considering the unlimited dining package. Would the MDR on Oasis be similar to Anthem, or do the ships differ in quality?

I did it one or two nights last month on the Anthem and felt like the waiters were really upset by it. I just wanted to try different options, and it's not like they are huge portions.

I've noticed the same thing. Oasis 7/4/20 out of NJ. About $2500 for 2, $4000 for 3. Makes no sense to me

If you have no interest in the outlets, just do the Disney transport. Save the money and get an uber straight to Disney Springs, or monorail/walk to a resort and take a bus. I had never dealt with TTC before but it was super easy.

Looking at options for Western Caribbean itineraries for spring break. Looks like there is Oasis our of Ft Lauderdale, Symphony out of Miami, or Allure out of Galveston. Allure is cheaper by about 200 pp. We are flying in so I imagine airfare will be similar for all (too far out to predict). We will have already been on Oasis. Can someone compare the 3 ships, from what I see there aren't major differences. Or does departure port impact these at all, one easier than the other?

Considering doing the Oasis 9 nt Eastern Caribbean. I've heard great things about Charlotte Amalie and Maegen's Bay. However i noticed our port times are 3:30-10:30. Is there going to be anything to do? I'll have a 8 year old, so bar hopping is out. Just wondering if this stop is even worth it or look at another itinerary

I think for us the outlet tour was about $20 more per person. The only reason I considered it was for the Disney outlets, but upon reading heard it's hit or miss and long lines. We have plenty of outlet malls near us, so skipped it and went straight for Disney Springs. There's plenty of shopping to do in Disney Springs, but they aren't outlets. I'd say you have plenty to do especially if you do a longer meal. There's also a movie theater, bowling and plenty of places to stop and relax with a drink.

Just did this last week, what an amazing experience! It did sell out for our day, so that may be why it's gone

It may be different for you, we had the goal of seeing the Christmas decorations since I will never willingly travel to Disney around the holidays( and for finding sneakers for my daughter since I forgot to pack some). We took the monorail from TTC to Polynesian Resort. We had breakfast at Ohana with a 9:50 reservation(we got there about 9:30 and wandered then went in early). Took Monorail to Grand Floridian to see the tree and gingerbread houses, then went back on the monorail to Contemporary. We were going to take the bus to Disney Springs from Contemporary but the times kept getting delayed so hopped in an uber for about $9. We got dropped off at the House of Blues end of Disney Springs and just wandered along. Stopped at World of Coke to check things out(polar bear was at lunch) and had a drink at the rooftop bar. Stopped for a few snacks at the carts along the way. Checked out a the few different Disney stores and made our way to the Christmas tree trail. Hit up some more stores and wandered back. We still had about 90 mins before having to be on the bus, so took an Uber to the Poly for about $10(this was a mistake, should've just gone back to TTC as buses were there waiting). Grabbed one last snack and a few more photos, then did the monorail back to the TTC(Mistake 2). The monorail resort loop was extremely slow that day, stopped 5-10 mins at each place. We got there around 4:25 which was fine in reality but I was stressing. I was worried we wouldn't see stop much or would be stressed but we had more than enough time for what we wanted. It was a great day and I would do it again next time if in the port for the same hours(Our Oasis stop is 1-7 so we're staying on the ship).

Depends on your hours. We were just there NYE. Our port hours were 7-7. Ship transportation got us there at 9:15(with bad NYE traffic) and we had to be back at the bus for 4:15. We did Disney Springs and resorts, which was a terrific day. Plenty of people did the parks and I didn’t hear any complaints. It’s up to you if a few rides or just walking around is worth it.

We had an excursion planned for today at CoCo Cay, the swimming with the pigs. 2 nights ago I suddenly had tickets in my room for a new time with rescheduled written on it. No explanation nothing. I asked the shore excursion desk and they said they oversold so randomly selected who to move. This adjusted our plans for the day and meeting up with friends. Another lady on the tour said I should complain and see about a discount. I had t even thought of this, but does that seem reasonable? It did impact our day and seemed to be handled very poorly, but didn’t know if there’s anything that can be done