internet packages - Fantasia

Hi all

We're cruising on Fantasia soon. I note that the Social internet package which provided unlimited access to the social networking sites can't be bought online.

Is it available to purchase on the ship?

I was wondering the same thing... if so, how much $ and can you get a discount because of your status( voyagers club Gold)?

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I don't believe that package is available anymore. They now have two packages, standard and premium.

Hi, do you know the price onboard of the packages standard and premium? Thx

Here is the pricing online, not sure onboard.

Still wondering how registering devices works. On NCL you could only be on one device at a time, but could log in and out to use on “unlimited” devices - just not at the same time. Mostly wanting to see if I can get around the 2 device limit on the $79 package when only actively using two devices at a time but being able to switch which active device I need at the time. (ie where me and my partner have internet on phones, but if work needs me I can swap out internet access from my phone to my surface and when I’m done flip it back to my phone)

Also, I’ve seen where others have said after the new plans went active they had been upgraded from the $49 surfer and $79 streamer plan to the new $79 standard plan once onboard as the old plans are no longer usable.

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Interesting thing is, had an email with an offer from MSC UK to book a cruise for this winter and get free social media internet!

Can anyone clear this up as to how much the WiFi is for a 7 night cruise ?

It says 2 devices, but what if there’s 1 phone ? Surely you can’t be charged per person ?

I purchased one premium internet package for 4 devices for £65 a week ago for the same cruise you are on. Two tablets and two phones. They will not know who is using any device so cannot charge per person.

I really do like the way MSC does their Internet packages. Instead of buying a block of time, you are buying a block of data. With the old "timed" plans, it was really easy to blow through your minutes because of slow connections, or because you somehow failed to get logged out. Those days are gone when you pay for blocks of data.

I am not sure, but I think blocks cost the same- no matter how long the cruise is (someone please correct me if that is wrong). It is just that you have to ration yourself a little more on longer itineraries. The amount of data provided in the packages is fairly ample, though... so unless you are streaming or downloading big files, they should be adequate.

Can you stream movies from Netflix with the premium package?

Here is the pricing online, not sure onboard.

 

 

Still wondering how registering devices works. On NCL you could only be on one device at a time, but could log in and out to use on “unlimited” devices - just not at the same time. Mostly wanting to see if I can get around the 2 device limit on the $79 package when only actively using two devices at a time but being able to switch which active device I need at the time. (ie where me and my partner have internet on phones, but if work needs me I can swap out internet access from my phone to my surface and when I’m done flip it back to my phone)

 

Also, I’ve seen where others have said after the new plans went active they had been upgraded from the $49 surfer and $79 streamer plan to the new $79 standard plan once onboard as the old plans are no longer usable.

 

 

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Once you log into a device it is registered and you can't log out and use another device. You can buy one package and two people use two different devices and at the same time. We usually purchase the standard package and use 1 device each.

the social package is not available anymore?