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We have sailed Disney, Royal Caribbean and Carnival and have both good and bad experiances on all. I think the age of your children and what they like are major things to consider. Our kids can't wait to try the flowrider on the Liberty of the seas.

I have to agree with robsmom....The premium you pay to sail on DCL covers the "FREE" soda and mickey bars. RCCL and DCL both offer all the soft serve ice cream you want.

Go for the Enchantment of the seas. We sailed this past June and found the service to be great. If you have kids they will love the Rock wall and Bungee trampolines. The rooms are slightly smaller but the money you save will make up for it..

We have sailed on both Disney and Royal Caribbean and enjoyed both. Go with the veranda and the cheaper price. The adult areas on both lines were absent of kids when we sailed and the casino is there if you want it.

We used Nativeway the last time we were in Grand Cayman. Great price and service. Here is the link. http://www.nativewaywatersports.com/shiptours.html

One more for Allseasons!!

You may not need to get passports. Here is a thread on the change. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=896523

Hurricane season occurs from June 1 to November 30, sharply peaking from from late August through September.

Here is a link to The National Hurricane Center. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

We walked from the ship to the marina and had a great day fishing on a party boat! Caught several nice groupers. Here is the link. http://www.fishingfloridakeys.com/tortuga.htm

We booked our last 2 DCL cruises with allseasons and they gave us the FL resident discount when it came out.

Prices vary depending on the type of trip you take. Here is the link for you to check out. Yes they are cheaper. http://www.nativewaywatersports.com/shiptours.html

Has anyone used Native Way in Grand Cayman for the Stingray City Tour lately? We used them a couple years ago and they were great. I'm hoping they still are.

We booked with Allseasons and they gave us the discount when it was announced.

26555---- You can check the Florida Residents rates on Allseasons Travel Web site. http://cruises.allseastravel.com/c/5/5738/1147576_5738.htm

If you subscribe to the All Seasons Travel news letter, they will notify you when the Florida resident rates are released. http://cruises.allseastravel.com/c/5/5738/1577984_5738.htm

We have done both our cruises in March and the weather was not a problem. :umbrella: :cool1: :cold:

In St Augustine If you are looking for something besides shopping and site seeing, you could go to Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum or the Ghost tours. http://www.staugustine-ripleys.com/ http://www.aghostlyexperience.com/home.html Or the Jacksonville Zoo...

If you are close to Atlantic City look into the rates on Spirit Airlines. They usually have good rates and the airport is not as busy as Newark and Philly.

We received the best rates from Allseasons Travel. www.allseastravel.com