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I agree...based on our experience in July...stay on the ship.

Congratulations! The actual date of our anniversary is in June, but we can't get away to celebrate until July. We sailed on the Wonder for a 4 day last July. It was absolutely phenomenal! My only complaint was that it wasn't nearly long enough!

We just booked a week on the Fantasy for July 2012. I'm so excited I can't wait! I would love to hear from other folks who celebrated an anniversary with Disney. We will be bringing our 12 and 17 year old wonderful children. I can't wait! I can't imagine celebrating our most special day...

I am a current member. Can't beat the price. I also like their philosophy that anyone at any age, in any size or shape is welcome in the "judge free zone."

Although the poster referring to the "General Public" on the Wonder may not have intended to offend, she did. My husband and I are highly educated professionals. We were on a four day cruise on the Wonder. My children (ages 10 and 15) are extremely well behaved. We were not there to "drink"...

Just back from a 4 day trip on the Wonder - loved it! Went to Castaway Cay and found it enjoyable but many common areas conjested. If the Dream is many times larger than the Wonder, will Castaway Cay remain an enjoyable experience. Curious to know as we are planning on going in 2012.:thumbsup2

The Wonder was full last week/weekend. We only noticed it at the Sail Away and Pirates parties.

You choose the dining time (early or late) and Disney decides where you go. We just got back from a four night. We had the earlyseating (5:45). Our rotation was Triton's, Animator's Palate, Animator's Palate (Pirate Night for everyone) and then Parrot Cay.

Triton's serves a full breakfast menu. We just got back. We ate there twice.

We just got back from a trip on the Wonder. DH and I tipped an additional $20. In retrospect proabably should have been more. Was the finest service/dining experinece we have ever had.

We just got back from a four night on the Wonder. There are lots of activities going on each day. You'll have to look at your Navigator when on board for specifics. Our daughter (age 10) loved going to the Oceaner's Lab. They baked cookies, did lab experiments, played computer games, etc...

We just got back from a four day on the Wonder. Rolly was our head server ad Allwyn was the assistant. They were INCREDIBLE!!! We LOVED them!:banana::love:

I have registered for my first ever Half Marathon. Whoo Hoo! I would like to stay at Beach Club or Boardwalk. My question is...does Disney provide transportation to the start? How do I get there from here?? Thanks!

I concur...go with LL Bean. The backpacks are durable, colorful, and come with a satisfaction guarantee. We live in Freeport Maine, home of LL Bean and the company is truly a good corporate citizen. Our kids always have BEAN backpacks.

I recommend staying out a bit and taking the T.

Our whole street is having a yard sale..hope the weather holds out!

Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary! Have a wonderful time.:cool1:

We have been to WDW three times during Christmas. We have stayed at AKL, CBR, and the Swan. What you read is on the money. It's crowded. But...it is terrific. If you go with the attitude that I am going to have fun because I'm with the Mouse...I know it's crowded...but I'm on...

Thanks for the head's up...DH always has room for a turkey leg.:lmao: Love the picture!

We have stayed on the first floor at CB. We have never had a visitor with the exception of the small lizard DH caught during his morning run and proudly brought into show the kids.:rotfl2: