Stateroom assigned at embarkation?

We have just received docs for SD1, March 26, St. Thomas r/t, with a deck 2 gty. I thought that, this close to sailing, the gty would be assigned, but I guess not? Is it typical for SD to assign gtys at embarkation? Does this bode well for an upgrade? Not really sweating it, because their are no bad staterooms on SD. I hope that the local taxi drivers know where the various ships are docking (for embarkation), because home office sure doesn't! Thanks for any information.

Jim

The only time I've sailed with a deck 2 gty on Sea Dream, I was not upgraded, but the ship was full and yes, I got my stateroom at at embarkation.

Previously, we had a deck 2 cabin assigned (specific requested a year before at booking) and were upgraded to a deck 3 due to a family group which used our deck 2 cabin (children and nanny adjacent to parents). We actually prefer deck 2 if the seas are a little rougher.

As you get closer to embarcation Miami should be able to tell you the port. Andrew Cohen is the best of the reps. It is surprising that your port is not noted on the web site or on your docs. As I've had explained to me by Miami, there are a total of only 11 people working at headquarters in Miami and Norway (at least as of December 2005) so some details get omitted.

Have fun.

FT

Jimlssi:

My wife and I are on the same cruise on a GTY....check http://www.seadreamgrf.com....my cabin assignment was posted today....

BTW we have a house on Amelia Island!

jeff

thx jeff,

We're also on the same cruise on a GTY, and checked the site to find out which room we'll have......

This cruise, our first on SD, is a surprise for my wife's birthday.....Until today she doesn'y know we will be cruising next week, She will only know the day of departure.....:)

Cu on board,

Frederic

The only time I've sailed with a deck 2 gty on Sea Dream, I was not upgraded, but the ship was full and yes, I got my stateroom at at embarkation.

 

Previously, we had a deck 2 cabin assigned (specific requested a year before at booking) and were upgraded to a deck 3 due to a family group which used our deck 2 cabin (children and nanny adjacent to parents). We actually prefer deck 2 if the seas are a little rougher.

 

As you get closer to embarcation Miami should be able to tell you the port. Andrew Cohen is the best of the reps. It is surprising that your port is not noted on the web site or on your docs. As I've had explained to me by Miami, there are a total of only 11 people working at headquarters in Miami and Norway (at least as of December 2005) so some details get omitted.

 

 

Have fun.

FT

I just heard that Andrew is no longer with them. I liked Andrew alot.

Thanks Jeff. My cabin number has been assigned ( and it is an upgrade from the original gty ).

Jim