Jubilee will be be close to 184k tons

[SNJCruisers]

1 hour ago, Tom-n-Cheryl said:

 

On the Reflection just 5 weeks ago (or so) it was an AMAZING 29% guest capacity. Our two more recent Liberty sailings were more like 100% - and what a difference. Though, even if both had been 100%, the Reflection rarely "feels" as crowded --- space ratio aside, perhaps it's just a function of efficient use of space/flow.

 

Tom

Our upcoming B2B on the Discovery Princess will be our last sailings at reduced capacity.  Our other cruises this year are 12 on Oasis, 14 on Mardi Gras and a S2S on NCL Prima for 11 combined with 3 on Freedom of the Seas.  Expecting full capacity on all of them.

[Brandiwine1977]

I think there may be some confusion about guest space ratio.  The higher the number the better.  It's a percentage based on tonnage vs people.  The higher the number, the more space each person has.  So, the Spirit classes have the most "space" per person, and a lot of the older ships do as well, and most of the newer ones the least amount.

 

[Bandman]

Back in the 90s I was on Fantasy class ships so crowded it was literally wall to wall people moving down the promenade past the casino and clubs. Like after the fireworks at Disney: shoulder to shoulder, taking 6 inch steps. 
 

Then came Spirit class, Conquest class, Dream class, Vista class, and now Excel class. I haven’t experienced anything since like those crowded Fantasy cruises(which I totally enjoyed by the way)
 

 

[chengkp75]

On 4/8/2022 at 1:44 AM, Illbcruzn4life said:

and for the people who won't sail on the Oasis class ships because they've got to be so  crowded the space ration is 35

But, then again,  Oasis has a great deal of space not included in Gross Tonnage.