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Do you think it's a good/smart idea to purchase the Thermal Spa package a Panama Canal cruise? Last time I went thru the canal it was so bloody hot, I couldn't imagine being anywhere hot.

 

However, the thought of reclining and relaxing in the heated loungers sounds really appealing to me now.....but in 100 degree weather, I'm not so sure?

 

Thoughts?

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I love the thermal suite but I could not get cool on my Panama cruise. I love the heat and tolerate it well, but something about sitting on hot tiles or in warm, bubbling water was not appealing to me. That said, I have a large credit burning a hole in my pocket and am thinking about the suite on my upcoming partial canal cruise. I like the peacefulness in the suite.

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we did, and it was always refreshing and relaxing. it was part of our routine and there are enough sea days . i dont know what ship you are on, but we always enjoy it, especially on the smaller ships. we go twice a day on sea days. good luck with your choice. if you book first day, there is usually an incentive and the packages do sell out.

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We bought the thermal suite pass on our partial canal on Zuiderdam and we used it a lot. The ship is air conditioned, so if you've been indoors for a while, the warmth should be pleasant. We go for the hydropool more than the heated loungers. I wouldn't bother with the thermal suite on the smaller ships that just have a hot tub, but I love that hydropool!

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We bought the thermal suite pass on our partial canal on Zuiderdam and we used it a lot. The ship is air conditioned, so if you've been indoors for a while, the warmth should be pleasant. We go for the hydropool more than the heated loungers. I wouldn't bother with the thermal suite on the smaller ships that just have a hot tub, but I love that hydropool!

 

I think you answered my question....what's a few hundred more $'s at this point anyway ;p;p

My DH thinks he's going to be bored after 16 days, so the more I find for him to do the better.

 

Do you know if you can pay for this upfront or do I need to wait until after I board? Trying to get everything paid for in advance if I can.

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I think you answered my question....what's a few hundred more $'s at this point anyway ;p;p

My DH thinks he's going to be bored after 16 days, so the more I find for him to do the better.

 

Do you know if you can pay for this upfront or do I need to wait until after I board? Trying to get everything paid for in advance if I can.

 

You pay for it on board. It's one of the first things we do after boarding. We've never had a problem, but the passes are limited and may sell out.

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