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Per the blockout listing on the DCL website, both the 12/21 and the 12/28 sailing are blocked out from the On-board Offer (OBB).

Also, for the 4/5/25 Western, the Epcot Funnel Suite was still available as of this morning. 1A1K - $47,000 Just sayin'

4/5/25 Western Caribbean PL 05B 1A1K $6,057.56 [2856|2856] (345.56 tax) no ins/air/xfer/grat/OBB

$97k…smh I’m booking tomorrow. First time as platinum!

When I called MS during the week, she said they would have more previews. She saw my reservation for March 25 to April 1, and told me to wait and they would roll out emails to previews as they opened up later in March. I know, it feels unlikely, and it’s not factual or real until a notice comes...

As I’ve heard other say, this was a marketing email. The real registration one comes out on Thursday. Anecdotally, I’ve seen a majority of people receiving the DVC email have stays in early March. But some with early March stays didn’t get it, some with late March stays got it, and some with no...

I don’t think that should matter. Your contract is eligible for the blue card benefits.

Just talked to MS (just like a lot of us did). She said that they would be rolling previews out in phases. So if you had a reservation in early March, you got an email. (Clearly some people with valid reservations didn’t get one…so take that with a grain of salt) Ours is at the end of March...

That’s good to know, thanks. Sounds like anyone with a blue card “should have” gotten the email, regardless of stay dates. Did the rep say that the link would be broadly advertised somewhere?

I was hopeful we would get lucky here. We’re checking in on 3/25 for a week. We didn’t get an email. But, based on the messages here, it sounds like emails are likely contingent on stays during the preview dates. But, the email does say that reservations have to be finalized by the end of...

We’re doing a B2B starting on 8/8. We plan on masking as much as possible to make sure we actually make it to the second leg.

Thanks for the info!

Our first leg of our B2B is a 4-night. 2 days before we dock at Canaveral, we’re in Nassau. What if we paid for our own tests, and did the two day telehealth monitored tests while we were docked at Nassau and got the “cleared to sail” on safe passage? Would they make us test at the port between...

Did you get an answer for this? I was wondering the same thing and found your question here. I don’t mind paying for my own test, if I knew two days before the second sailing if I’d be able to board.

Yup, the magic used to sail out of LA/San Pedro back in the day. I wish it would return…shorter drive for me than San Diego. Lol.

Not sure what the motivation is for DCL to remove the pre-testing requirement. It’s not a cost to them, and the ships are essentially full. I only see them dropping the requirement if it starts affecting their booking rates. Otherwise, how is the pre-testing requirement hurting them?

I agree it’s possible to get a feel for how the experience will be after watching videos, no doubt. I agree about the price as well. If you’re not 100% sold, it’s a big gamble. Easier to pay that kind of money for an experience that you know you’ll enjoy (like others are saying…Dream, Fantasy...

This thread is hilarious! Honestly, I can’t remember many things that Disney “introduced” that didn’t get slammed by the fans. Everyone hated the idea of the Gondolas and Riviera Resort, but now everyone loves them. If it’s too similar to something great in the past, then we complain it’s not...

It’s an opportunity to pay for a stateroom in a higher category depending on availability. The additional charge is generally less than the additional you would pay prior to arriving. But you’re taking the chance that it’s available. In general, the opportunities trend to be few. If there are...

Interesting. No, we were the only ship in port on Friday. I just assumed that they wouldn’t tear down the whole testing infrastructure if another ship was in port.