Fttf

[pippin65]

Just back from the Liberty and in my opinion FTTF is not worth it.

 

 

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Edited August 18, 2014 by pippin65

[ChaplainPagne]

On any sailing there is only 30 FTTF sold.

 

They release 15 in the beginning-- and when they sell out it will depend on how many platinum/diamonds are on board before the release the next 15.

 

Look at the site EVERY day.

 

When we booked, there was only 1 FTTF left, but we had two cabins. My PVP transferred me to another department. The rep said they had originally put out 20, and that one I saw was the only one left. She put me on hold and then said they were going to open more up. While I was on the call, they added 20 more. Maybe it's different depending on the sailing?

[MrsMick1]

Just back from the Liberty and in my opinion FTTF is not worth it.

 

 

We enjoy the convenience of having our stateroom ready as soon as we board. We like to drop our bags and feel more free to explore the ship. FTTF gives us that option, so to us, it is worth it for that alone.

[pippin65]

I understand where you're coming from. But to me, who had three cabins, $150 for getting your bags a few hours earlier was not worth it. My backpack is toteable. But to each his own. I guess it's nice to have the option though.

 

 

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Edited August 18, 2014 by pippin65

[mweiss1998]

Does FTTF get you priority tendering back to the ship from HMC? Or you just have to wait like the rest?

[mzlinda]

It only gives priority tendering to get off the ship, but not back to the ship.

 

To the person with 3 cabins, I'd get it for one cabin just to have somewhere to drop off the carry ons.

 

 

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[kbh2]

We actually have 5 cabins and I just purchased for one of them to give us somewhere to put our carry on stuff and not have to tote it around. I am hoping it is worth the $50