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Can't Wait To Go Back...I've Been Bitten By The Bug:)
Join Date: Apr 2008
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My Big Question Of The Day- Shoes:)
We are doing our first ever cruise end Jan and have no idea what shoes to bring with us. I have looked at pictures on the board, but again, Jan weather is kinda cooler so not sure if sandals/crocs etc will work for us. Perhaps I'm thinking like a Canadian since we are in boots now LOL
So my big question - what do you wear on your perfectly pedicured feet
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Mickey for Me!
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Location: Too far from the Magic!!
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Mouseketeer
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: NC
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I wore:
flip flops for the pools cute dressy sandals or heels for dinner I brought sneaks for when we pulled into ports but I never put them on. |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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We've cruised in December/January. It was coldest at Port Canaveral. I always bring flip flops, running shoes or like tiva sandals, and as many dressy shoes (flats or sandals or heels) as I can stand to pack. People are wearing sandals or flip flops I think. Wear what us comfortable for what you are doing? Your Canadian toes should not be cold
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Mouseketeer
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Anacortes, WA
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I brought really comfy walking sandals (Orthaheels if you have heard of them), 2 pairs of heels (that I wore once each and then decided I don't wear heels normally, I'm not going to try to walk on a moving boat with them), and I think a pair of sneakers/Reeboks- Easy tones. This time I am packing the Orthaheels, a pair of dressier Birk sandals, ballet flats, and walking on with the comfy Sketchers "Go Walk" shoes. Lesson learned: no heels.
I think I only ever wore my sneaker on the plane and when walking with my dad at like 0600 before breakfast (we did the lap around the boat 4 times). Last edited by kdeans1010; 12-30-2012 at 08:55 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Kentucky
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I bring three pair of shoes, my Chaco sandals for everyday wear, Dansko sandals for dinner, and a dressy pair of heels for formal night. Sometimes I pack more, my shoes will fit inside DH's shoes, try finding space for two pairs of mens size 15 in the suitcases. DH brings a pair of dressy shoes, a pair of tennis shoes, and his sandals.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Orlando
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But seriously, I only wear closed-toe shoes if the high is below 50 and/or I'm walking a lot--like all day at WDW walking. Even for a few hours at WDW I'll wear sandals. All that said, wear what you're comfy in. I myself can't stand regular shoes, but loafers or tennis shoes or the like would not be out of place on the ship. Boots, though? You should probably leave those packed up and pull them out when you get off the plane back home
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 850
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For our Feb cruise on the Magic I will take 4 pairs, flip flops, dressy sandals, pirate boots, and tennis shoes for WDW. Though if it's warm enough I will wear my flip flops. We're driving from MI so I'll have the tennis shoes anyway because I don't think I can start the trip in flip flops.
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Might be why the rum is always gone
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Greater Orlando, FL
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These were my choices for our last 7 night cruise in October. I find that I get chilly in the dining rooms so I typically wear closed-toed shoes there.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Central Florida
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Boat shoes on a boat?? Who woulda thunk?
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"Hello, My Name is Rebecca, and I have a Disney Problem!"
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Ohio
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To the OP, you are going to the Caribbean, of course you want sandals! Sure at night it might get a lil chilly, but being from snowy Ohio I am quite comfortable wearing sandals in 60 degree weather- I am sure being from Canada you will be fine too!
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Me too..doesnt matter if the cruise is 4 days, 7 or 14..that is all I bring and I am wearing my sneakers, so only 2 in the suitcase.
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Princess by Choice
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Houston
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![]() We've cruised most months of the year, and except for Alaska, I've never felt the need for particularly warm shoes or boots except occasionally on embarkation or debarkation days, when the port was chilly. I generally bring a couple of pairs of sandals that coordinate with various outfits, water shoes or shoes like crocs that can get wet or be washed off and dry more or less instantly, walking shoes, and a pair of nice shoes. For me, comfortable shoes for walking, for some excursions, and water or plastic shoes for pool and beach, are the most important.
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