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I have a group of extended family coming with us on our cruise. Has anyone ever been able to link rooms to a photo package? If so how did it work? I would buy the package, but when/if would I be able to let them know what rooms I would want linked to the package.

Took my 1 year old on twice. She liked it.

Fish Extenders are when you get a group together and you make each other gifts and deliver them during the cruise.

Used them for rides, parades, and fireworks. My kid was not a fan all the time, but since Disney is so loud we made sure we had them at all times. Most of the time she wore them she also fell asleep.

That seems silly, but whatever.

I am happy to help with the Fish Extenders. I think it might be early for this but I can help. Also do we want to put together a Facebook group?

I don't know when the information will go up, but you can normally book excursions, palo, and spa stuff before you get on the ship. like someone said before, it depends on how many cruises you have done will depend on when you can book. There are some things like tasting and other onboard...

Hello. We were on the fence about this cruise but I think we are finally a go. I will be traveling with my DH and my DD who will be 2.5 at the time of the cruise, as well as my parents. I did the WBTA in 2007, but this will be DH first TA and DD first cruise. We are staying in a cat 11b Room...

I haven't read everything, but I have been hearing for a while that building was going to shut down. I use to work in those buildings and lets be honest there isn't much left there. They got ride of a whole section of workers for that building and most of the people that still work there are...

The only place I have ever had a bug problem at Disney is AK or AKL. I am pretty sure they spray there. And this article could be the same for any place that has a large number of out of town guest. Here in MD they are saying the same thing.

Cheaper is better I feel at this point.

Sounds smart. Also remember to either get a Sun Pass for the car or bring a roll of quarters to get you through the tolls. And you are doing what we normally do.

I always leave myself 2 hours to get to the hotel and then to get to where I want to go. Depending on what time of year that you are going you might get into your hotels sit down restaurant. I think Kona would be nice or just going down the the quick service at WL.

I don't know what kiddo is doing yet... Baby carrier. The strollers can't go everywhere and for me at least it was easier to wear a baby then to carry one. She also took naps in her carrier more then she did in the stroller. For the diaper bag I would use a backpack. This is mostly because I...

I have never booked a trip as a land and sea package, but we have ALWAYS done a cruise and then finished at WDW. We have found that it was a good transition back into reality. We normally drive down for our cruises so we have are own car so we don't have to worry or pay for the bus to and from...

I would say if you can go earlier in October (towards the beginning) or after MLK day you will have a better time and less crowds.

I know everyone says that under 3 doesn't count, and for the room that is correct. For dinning you have to include them in all your reservations.

The only time your bring your stroller in the line with you is at Safari but you drop it off half way through. I bring my Tula with me and wear her in the line as well as on some of the rides. I find it easier then carrying her.

I don't know if the issues is that the 4 year old likes her longer hair, but it will grow faster and thicker if she trims it. I don't know if there is a "no show" feel but they did use to cut adults hair. You might jump in and get your hair cut if she doesn't.

I brought my daughter at 4 and 8 months. We are also going back next month at 13 months. 4 months was an easy trip. She just wanted to look at everything. I guess the "hardest" part was BFing, but I just did it where ever we were. We used baby swap and it was 4 adults to 1 kid. 8 months was a...