Hairdresser on Pacific Star?

[howsthis]

I am wondering how busy the hairdresser gets on the Star. Love to shout my mum a 'do' for the formal nights. Any idea on prices, she has short hair, and how early do you have to book to get an appointment for the formal nights?

[aussiedisneyfan]

I would recommend that you book the day you board as formal nights tend to get busy, although I did manage to get a squeeze in last cruise with an hours notice on formal night.

 

Last I thought it was $33 for short and from $50 for long. My girlfriend paid $50 for hers in Jan. But after just talking to keepcruising, we think I paid $45 in October.

[howsthis]

Thanks ADF, that sounds fine, will the first formal night, for us going up to Port Douglas for the 7 day trip, be on the 2nd night.

[aussiedisneyfan]

I have only done the overseas cruises but the second night (first full day) has always been the formal night.

 

Oh, and I was just reading through my trip report for October and I paid $43 for my hair.

[Skyrules]

Thanks ADF, that sounds fine, will the first formal night, for us going up to Port Douglas for the 7 day trip, be on the 2nd night.

 

If they do the same as the 7 night south pacific cruises the formal nights will be Sunday night and Thursday night.

[howsthis]

Thank you for your help guys, much appreciated.

[chaz cruiser]

If you go to the salon they will know which nights are the formal nights. It is all decided before the cruise even starts and the Cruise Director lets them know.

 

Don't forget book quickly as they will fill up. But be prepared to miss out on something as you won't know what exciting activities are going to happen on that day.

 

Let me give a plug again for what I believe is the best value massage on the cruise - the frangipanni head & shoulders massage. This is usually done in the hair salon and it is fantastic. I like to get one at the beginning of the cruise now and another towards the end. Great to relieve that stress!!

 

Cheers,

Charmain:)