derek burgan

I'm also going to Wonderland more for the experience as I'm sure 90% of the food I'm not going to be a big fan of. Have room service penciled in for after the meal.

Things I'm looking forward to the most (sailed on RCL but never Wonder)

Mason Jar

Playmakers

Wonderland

Effectors II show.

InTENse water show.

Laser tag.

We've got two private tours, one in St. Maarten with Billy Bones and one in St. Thomas with St. Thomas Adventure Tours.

I mean more of the exact activities, not the exact day/time for each as that would be specific for each sailing. The best I have seen so far is a sheet from another Oasis Class ship that had zip line, flow rider, rock climbing and ice skating.

Anyone happen to have a photo of the letter which includes the private times of the various activities The Key members get on the Wonder of the Seas. I've tried to do as much research as I could before asking this, but the best I can come up with is people posting the activities from another Oasis class ship or saying "I remember this this and this..."

TIA.

FYI: The Royal Society of Puzzles "escape room" just appeared on our Cruise Planner for the sailing. It is complimentary to sign up for. 

We had zero complaints with any of our Johnny Rockets meals over the years. One of the benefits of being on a ship with so many free options for food is that the places which charge money for food have to deliver a decent experience or word would travel FAST to skip it.

We watched the video posted earlier in this thread and I remarked to my girlfriend that it wasn't really fair to judge the value of The Key program during a time in the cruise industry when sailings were at limited capacity. I'm not here to say whether or not The Key is worth the value or not, but I would love to see a newer version on that video doing the exact same experience on an Oasis/Wonder/etc ship at full capacity to get a better idea of the true value. For us, the benefits of The Key were private times at activities (like the flowrider) and the seating at shows. I'm not the type of person who wants to spend 45 minutes of my cruise waiting in line/showing up early to get a good seat at the ice show/aquatheater/entertainment. The Key allowed us to go to the venues much closer to showtime and get a great seat.

We began sailing on Royal Caribbean with the Freedom of the Seas. Absolutely loved it. We then did a sailing on the Oasis of the Seas. Again loved it, but it was a while in between sailings and my g/f thought she would enjoy a smaller ship more than Oasis class, so we went back to Freedom for our third sailing. The cruise itself was great, but we both agreed the Oasis class ship was better. Now we're on an even newer ship with tons of stuff our original Oasis sailing did not have. Counting down the days in anticipation.

We had a sailing on the Harmony that was cancelled in 2020 and eventually RCL rebooked us onto this sailing. "Can not wait" can't even accurately describe our excitement for the trip.