Is it a full cruise?

[Pugs&Kisses]

Is there any way to see if it is a full cruise?

 

We are leaving on the Splendor next month! (YES YES YES!) I would love to know how full it will be, since it will be mid-Sept.

 

Is there any way to check?

[tef43]

Assume it will sell out and sail full. They always do.

[Pugs&Kisses]

Oh, I am completely ok with it been full. I know that is how the workers make their money.

It is more just for my curiosity.

[bigdintn]

You can go online and do a mock booking and get an idea of how many cabins are left!

[okgirl]

Even if you do a mock booking you are only seeing a small selection of available cabins.

 

Carnival ships tend to sail at capacity even after school is back in session. On almost every cruise I've ever been on, there is a sign at Guest Services indicating no vacancies.

[Rogueperson]

Even if you do a mock booking you are only seeing a small selection of available cabins.

 

Carnival ships tend to sail at capacity even after school is back in session. On almost every cruise I've ever been on, there is a sign at Guest Services indicating no vacancies.

 

I suspect they indicate no vacancies to deter the crowd of people who inevitably swarm down guest services to request upgrades.

[AdGuyMG]

Is there any way to see if it is a full cruise?

 

We are leaving on the Splendor next month! (YES YES YES!) I would love to know how full it will be, since it will be mid-Sept.

 

Is there any way to check?

 

It may not be full as of today, but by the time of your mid September cruise date, it will be.

[Micahs Grandad]

Do a mock booking if your sailing does not show up it is full. These days with cruiselines doing very well they pretty much always sail full

[beachbum53]

Probably the only way a ship would not be going out at full capacity is if there was a last minute cancellation, or a "no-show" on Embarkation Day.

[poz222]

They ALWAYS put that sign out... it is basically saying "we do not do cabin upgrades here"! Yes, mock booking will give you an idea...

[dmdiver]

I think they always sail full, but yeah, if your cruise disappears when doing a mock booking, then you know for sure it's full.

[John Reid]

There are two types of "full."

 

One is all cabins sold. As others have posted, you can expect that to be the case.

The other is total passengers. A mid-September cruise will have fewer passengers because there will not be as many kids to fill the three and four bunked staterooms.

A sell-out Spring Break cruise will have many more passengers than a sell-out mid-September cruise.