Current Capacity on Theme Cruises?

[MrsTocko]

Im asking for my friend (really I am), my BFF and her DH are going on their 2nd cruise next week.  The Monsters of Rock on Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas.  We were talking about capacity limits.  Looks like RC is still around 50% capacity.  Anyone know how that figures with a themed cruise? I looked for a roll call and their isnt one.  Hoping someone here can give me a general idea,  Not going to hold you to it. With it being a themed cruise, and different pricing, I have no idea if they would still sail at 50%.

 

They took their first cruise in October, and by the end of December they had booked to cruise with my DH and I in 2024.  So they are hooked (took her forever to get on the cruise addiction...).  Just trying to give her a little insight.

 

TIA for any help,

 

[K&RCurt]

Is this a full ship charter or a group theme cruise on a normal sailing?

 

We were on a full ship charter on Oasis in November and there were no capacity limits or restrictions on activities.  It was a fully vaccinated cruise with testing required prior to embarkation.

Edited February 23, 2022 by K&RCurt

[George C]

We are ready to leave summit full charter capacity is 1900 sailed with 1600. Had to get second Covid test before boarding. 

[Honolulu Blue]

26 minutes ago, George C said:

We are ready to leave summit full charter capacity is 1900 sailed with 1600. Had to get second Covid test before boarding. 

 

By my calculations that makes about 75% of capacity. I approve of this. 🙂

 

P.S. I'm in town and ready to board the Summit on a different charter.

[George C]

On 2/26/2022 at 8:17 AM, Honolulu Blue said:

 

By my calculations that makes about 75% of capacity. I approve of this. 🙂

 

P.S. I'm in town and ready to board the Summit on a different charter.

The weird thing was celebrity said there were no cabins available so must have been lots of solos 

[cruisegal415]

We're booked on one next week.  No cabins available, fully booked but I don't know if they offered the same # of cabins as they would have pre-covid.