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Did I read earlier that you could have it done on the ship (7 day) for the same price as on land. I have a 5 year old who wants to do it and I would be more comfortable getting it done on the ship - plus it doesn't take away from time on land. Is there a long line/wait to get it done?

Can someone please clarify this issue about using the "Internet" feature for a cheaper price vs. using their email? I just need to be able to check my email every other day or so for just a few minutes, but I don't want to pay for the whole week.

Can someone please clarify this issue about using the "email" feature for a cheaper price vs. using their email? I just need to be able to check my email every other day or so for just a few minutes, but I don't want to pay for the whole week.

We'll be on the 13th! Traveling with 5 and 7 yo -we'll probably be taking cabs at St. Martin and a boat over to St. John also. Anyone else with kids this age?

I'm an overly organized planner/packer so I have a question. As I pack for 4/13, I'm interested to know the one thing prior cruisers are glad they had and the one thing they wished they had. Don't bother with the obvious - sunscreen, camera, etc. What are the things first time cruisers might...

I'm on the 4/13 7 day cruise and have a couple of quick questions - 1. Are there 2 formal nights and one Caribbean night only? Any other special dress required? 2. Can anyone recommend based on experience how to do our own excursions? I'm thinking on St. Martin, we'll want to go to a beach...

Thanks for all of the suggestions on St. Martin excursions. What about St. Thomas? I really don't want to stay in St. Thomas - I was thinking of an excursion to St. John - does anyone know how far it is by boat from St. Thomas. Has anyone done either of the snorkeling excursions?

I have the late seating and wonder if this is the best option. I have 2 kids ages 5 & 7, who are used to eating early. But the res agent told me the kids usually want to spend the evening in the kids club anyway. And if we have early seating, the kids may not be able to stay up for the show...

I'm traveling on the 4/13 cruise and have cabin # 2650. Is deck 2 satisfactory. I do want to be away from the noise of the late late nightlife. I did hear that you can hear them docking from deck 2 in ports. Is there a better location for a cat 9?

For those of you veterans - I'm cruising in April. What are the things I can take care of now to avoid long lines on the ship. I know i can book excursions now - but what about reservations for Palo's or the spa? Also- what are the best times for first time Disney cruiser - what are the secrets...