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Greetings!
Has anyone seen a grid or schedule for all shipboard activities that are available? I've come across plenty of info on what types of things are available, but it all seems short on details. This makes planning ahead for the dash to register difficult.
Or am I just overthinking it all?
Some cruise have an app that you can download on your phone that allows you to see all the activities on board. For more tips you can visit this youtube page, you may find some helpful tips there
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I guess you may find samples of activities if you google it or a snap shot of such is provided by a past cruiser.
I think Disney Cruise Line has an app you can use to look at activities that you would need to pre-book. You might want to explore the app/
Royal Caribbean's App has gotten pretty good at this! Now that they are booking entertainment through the "cruise planner" prior to sailing, you can see all your scheduled activities in the APP (provided your ship supports it), or online. And when you go to book your activities, it will tell you if it conflicts with something you already booked! You can even print out a calendar with time slots to add while on the cruise.
Not the same as a grid of activities... but one step in the right direction
Yep .. used the app on our cruise last Nov and loved it
you're right, haven't seen a "grid" time of day presentation of the information. Would be easier to review conflicting activities - good project for someone. I use the calendar feature on the on-line cruise planner to look for conflicts of things we want to do.
Royal Caribbean's App has gotten pretty good at this! Now that they are booking entertainment through the "cruise planner" prior to sailing, you can see all your scheduled activities in the APP (provided your ship supports it), or online. And when you go to book your activities, it will tell you if it conflicts with something you already booked! You can even print out a calendar with time slots to add while on the cruise.
Not the same as a grid of activities... but one step in the right direction
Looks like this might be a fun side project.
I'm sure someone has cracked the code and they aren't telling.
If I suddenly go missing, it's because I figured it out.
Didn't know Jason Bourne is now amongst us...only HE wouldn't ever admit it heheheheh
Looks like this might be a fun side project.
I'm sure someone has cracked the code and they aren't telling.
If I suddenly go missing, it's because I figured it out.
There are "daily" newletters, but they're presented in a time/list format - you're right, haven't seen a "grid" time of day presentation of the information. Would be easier to review conflicting activities - good project for someone. I use the calendar feature on the on-line cruise planner to look for conflicts of things we want to do.
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