Lucky

If you go to this website you can click on photos people have shared throughout the ship. While there isn't a photo of your exact stateroom, it appears that the bed is actually closest to the balcony when looking at your category.

Thanks for the pictures! I'm excited now because I actually booked the excursion for cheaper through Royal. I got it for $95.99 per adult and $88.99 per child.

I'm not even seeing a 9768 based on deck plans. Are you sure you have the right number?

I was just able to book this again for my October 22nd cruise on Wonder.

I feel like there has to be more to this story that's not being shared.

This is what I was afraid of as well.

Does anyone know if it's possible in a crown loft suite to get a dining table for the balcony instead of just the two patio chairs?

Avenger of the Seas

I'll be on here as well. If anyone's looking for a Facebook group to join for this sailing, you can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/706896996895950

If I remember correctly, just from the downstairs living area. However, I can't say that with 100% certainty.

Yes they are, except for the ones on the upper part of the loft. Those are manual.

I see value in her being able to get what she wants to drink and not being limited to certain options. My questions may have been misleading because I'm not worried about the cost, I was more so asking because if there was an option to get any kind of drink a la carte, I'd imagine it probably would be cheaper to do that over the course of seven days versus getting the package.

My daughter was 3 years old when she went on Harmony last year, and we bought her a soda package. She loved the non-soda options that were available in the Freestyle machines. She'll be 4 years old when we go on Wonder next month. I've heard Matt says in Q&A sessions on YouTube that he doesn't recommend getting the soda package for children because you likely aren't going to get your money's worth out of it. I would imagine he probably is right as I have a hard time imagining my daughter drinking seventy dollars worth of Hi-C. However, my questions is this - if we do not get her a soda package, she won't have access to the Freestyle machine, right? If that's the case, what is she limited to? I'd appreciate help from anyone who has been in a similar situation or may have more understanding on this.

Is this actually enforced (other than not being able to book the excursion for that guest)? I'll have a 5-year-old and 2-year-old with me next year on Icon and we really were hoping to get a cabana.

I can't remember an exact number, but I believe they are usually between $60-70.

I saw this too and was intrigued. So, to your understanding, it is per package not per guest like the excursion states?

This is interesting because if you look at the most recent Google reviews, there are people saying that it is open.

According to the comments on their Facebook post, they opened on July 25th. However, it still sounds like some people had their excursions canceled yet they were able to walk to the waterpark and buy a ticket.

Thanks for the insight. If the booking does come back up I'm going to be a little salty if I can't get it at the same price. I had already rebooked it once because the price had dropped.

Doesn't make sense to me though, because: 1) If I canceled that should theoretically free up 3 spots, right? 2) The excursion isn't even showing on the main cruise planner website anymore.

Alright, so I'm sailing Wonder on October 22 this year. I had this waterpark booked. However, I noticed yesterday that the price went down and I could save $38 for the three of us. I canceled my excursion, and come to find out that this excursion isn't even showing on the cruise planner anymore. I went to my order history on the cruise planner and it says sold out. I contacted guest services and they said I will have to wait until I'm onboard to book or for other people to cancel. Has anyone ever had this happen before? I really don't understand how it can be sold out after I just canceled. It should've freed up three spots.

I purchased it through Royal's cruise planner.

Hello, In October, I will be on Wonder of the Seas with my wife and oldest daughter. Upon booking, we chose the 5:30pm dining time in the main dining room. We have always eaten in the main dining room for dinner. However, on this cruise, we want to try a few different things, such as Hooked, Chops Grille, and Coastal Kitchen since we have a crown loft suite. My question is this: if we know we are not going to be eating in the main dining room for at least 3 of the 7 nights (likely even more), should I change our dining time to 'my time dining' out of courtesy so we don't have a table reserved for us that's not being used, and out of respect for the wait staff? Thanks for any help on this.

I am on Wonder for the October 22-29 sailing later this year and will be visiting Costa Maya. I actually just booked this today for me, my wife, and my daughter, without any issues.