Haven guests and show reservations

[gunner22a]

On our last Haven cruise there was a reserved section for Haven guests at all of the shows in the main theater.  Is this still the case or does one now have to make reservations once onboard.  Thanks in advance for any help.

[Treasure Hunter]

You still need to make reservations. Easily done in the Haven lounge pre boarding or shortly after boarding with the concierge. The section is on the left half way up the orchestra. But we prefer to meet the asst. concierge or our butler ( pre arranged) 45 minutes before the show and go down in the crew elevator through the secret passage and sit third row center. Ten minutes before the show, the reserved seats are released to those without reservations.

[complawyer]

on our last cruise, oct/nov, we just went to the showroom, the concierge was waiting there to show haven and suite passengers to their seats, no reservations were necessary.

 

that being said, however, going to the theater a little early, i found the seats we picked out ourselves were much better viewing wise.

[BirdTravels]

7 hours ago, gunner22a said:

On our last Haven cruise there was a reserved section for Haven guests at all of the shows in the main theater.  Is this still the case or does one now have to make reservations once onboard.  Thanks in advance for any help.

The concierge staff will help you with reservation. Haven seating is available for the main shows on large ships.

 

Depending on the concierge, they will either escort you through the main entrance, or escort you through a crew entrance. Check with your concierge and find out what they are planning to do. On our August cruise, the concierge had folks wanting an escort meet in the Haven lounge and used the crew elevator down to the theater. Since the Haven seating is not the best, none of the escorted guests sat in that section. Everyone picked a spot front and center. Late comers used the Haven seating.