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I've done both. St. Thomas is better by far. No need to worry about choppy waters and current. St.Maarten requires a strong stomach if the waters are choppy. The underwater scenery is better with the St. Thomas dive.

My wife, daughter and I hiked Rabacal and we all thought it was absolutely awesome. However, there's a pretty long un-lit tunnel (you cannot see the light at the end) at the end of the hike. If you are the least bit clausterphobic you will not enjoy this part at all. The flashlight you're given...

The cigars Disney offers are mild but are nice to smoke. Individually, you can find a better deal. However, packaged as part of a travel humidor with the DCL logo on it, they make a very nice memento for the trip for a reasonable price. I definitely recommend them. They can be purchased...

Just purchased airfare through DCL on Tuesday of this week and was specifically told any carrier baggage fees are not included in the airfare.

We've had great table mates on all of our cruises and look forward to meeting new people quite often from different countries. It helps to keep an open mind and remember there's a huge world out there.

We love the later seating. It's not nearly as rushed and the servers are more relaxed and seem to have more time to play around with us.

We were told it would be an additional charge of $10.00 to rent a shorty wetsuit per person. This was on the Disney scuba excursion in St. Thomas last December. However, we ended up not being charged by the scuba shop at all for the wetsuit.

It's absolutely worth the price. You can easily spend more than that on hard copy prints. The CD allows you to print out whatever size you want. It also allows you to enhance the photo if you have photo editing software.

My daughter and I did the Disney scuba excursion last December. At the time, Underwater Safaris was the operator. They did a great job and we saw some great wrecks and coral reefs that included sea turtles. We had a blast!!!