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While I can't answer all of your questions ( Soon to be a first time cruiser here) I'm glad that you all had fun!

Thanks for posting! We're anxiously awaiting our first cruise, and posts like this make my day! :yay:

I agree with this. :sail: The passporter book is updated yearly, and they have a lot of good information on planning your vacation. If you read the book from front to back it will explain the entire planning/booking process along with some nifty spreadsheets that really come in handy as far...

Thanks for asking about this. We have an October cruise booked, and I was wondering why I hadn't seen any halloween items. I was looking too early! :dogdance:

This will be an interesting thread to watch since I'm planning my first cruise, and have wondered the answer to this question. :thanks:

Very well said.

My thoughts exactly! Mine will be 10 and 6, and now I'm gonna have to talk to my husband about considering second seating instead. :hyper2:

I had never thought to ask this! Good question.

I'll be interested in this to. I didn't know that Disney did 2 night to nowhere cruises. :idea:

Another good point. Thanks for the info! :drinking:

I'm interested to see what others opinions are on this. We are sailing in October, and when I compared prices with the other lines it was definately more, but I personally didn't think it was that huge of a difference. I also didn't see the double or triple fare prices others have stated they...

Wow!

Thanks for the heads up! :thanks:

So I'm not the only one! :love:. We had to cancel and rebook our first cruise due to some unexpected home repairs. I was devastated. The only thing keeping me sane is checking on the boards here and there. Only 293 days to go!:yay:

I can't even imagine going to guest services and asking something like that! We are passengers on a cruise ship, not royalty. I found this funny, because i'm diabetic, and I can't have all that sugar anyway. I'm sure there is more than 1 staff member that can't even eat the candy they left...

I can't help you with the WDW vs DCL, because we haven't been to WDW, but from what I've heard from others as long as you take a nap break during the day, WDW with a toddler can be a lot of fun. One of the benefits to a cruise is being to utilize the kids clubs. Everyone on here can give you...

GREAT ADVICE SO FAR! :worship: One piece of advice I like to give everyone is get your budget ready ASAP. Try in include everything from trip insurance, passports, tips, excursions, souvenir money, etc. and see how much you want to spend on your cruise fare. Lots of people on here can help with...

I am SOOO excited for our first cruise. October can't come fast enough. Keep the memorable moments coming! :yay:

I was reading the boards, and drinking my Pepsi when I saw this. Soda just about came out my nose! :jester:

Is this your first time cruising?