wait for spa specials onboard or book ahead of time?

[music83lover2001]

i know I have posted some spa questions before, but I am really stressed about when to book and which treatment(s) to book. I have never been to a spa before so I want to get two, at least, depending on if I can get some specials. I have some Disney Reward Dollars from my Chase card that I am putting toward this indulgance. It is only me going to the spa. I am in my early twenties. What would you recommend me do, book some ahead or wait for specials onboard? I am not really sure what treatments to book, but I do know I am looking for massages, not facials.

[gatour]

We almost always get massages on cruises. I would recommend booking at the earliest you can so can get what you want when you want it. Sea days have a tendency to fill up. I normally get a basic Swedish or deep tissue massage. I have aromatherapy and stone massages. While I find the aromatherapy massages beneficial, I don't find them that beneficial for the extra every time I get one. You definitely want at least 50 minutes of massage.

[VacationFanatic]

My wife always waits until we get on board. There is always specials on the first day, which can be used until the morning of the second day. You just have to do it as soon as you get on board.

 

Good luck and have fun.:)

[TrolleyGirl]

I would wait till on board. Especially on Port days the Spa has great specials.

[slowly]

Every cruise I have been on including the Wonder last weekend has specials when you board or as days go by. I did a stress release special which would have been $20 more if I had booked it earlier.