pdarrah
It's nice to know you are real, too
- Joined
- Jun 3, 2004
Congratulations ej119! And welcome to the boards The podcast cruises sound like a lot of fun - I've been listening to the show for years, but can never make the cruises work with my & my families schedule. I have a feeling they are like the Panama canal cruise we did in 2008 where there were over 500 DISers on board.
I went to Disneyworld for my honeymoon. My husband wasn't a Disney fan and had only agreed because I wanted it. (We also spent a few days in Bermuda for him as we had been gifted some extra money with instructions to "use if for your honeymoon!") Within 2 days he was a convert. We just got back from 12 days at WDW and the length of that trip was set by HIM!
Our first DCL cruise was a similar story Our son (then 5 years old) was given a DCL DVD by a friend of ours. He was fascinated and kept begging to go on a cruise. My DH was NOT a big fan of cruising - we had been on a couple Carnival cruises about 10 years before & he wasn't thrilled. Our 15th wedding anniversary was coming up & we struck a deal that we would do the cruise for our anniversary (actually 4 months after) and he didn't have to do ANYTHING else for the occasion By the third day of our cruise (a 7-night Western) he was asking me if I had "planned" to re-book on board. I told him that given we practically had to drag him on board, I had made no plans for the future. By day 5, HE Had gone to the booking desk and booked our next cruise!
I went to Disneyworld for my honeymoon. My husband wasn't a Disney fan and had only agreed because I wanted it. (We also spent a few days in Bermuda for him as we had been gifted some extra money with instructions to "use if for your honeymoon!") Within 2 days he was a convert. We just got back from 12 days at WDW and the length of that trip was set by HIM!
Our first DCL cruise was a similar story Our son (then 5 years old) was given a DCL DVD by a friend of ours. He was fascinated and kept begging to go on a cruise. My DH was NOT a big fan of cruising - we had been on a couple Carnival cruises about 10 years before & he wasn't thrilled. Our 15th wedding anniversary was coming up & we struck a deal that we would do the cruise for our anniversary (actually 4 months after) and he didn't have to do ANYTHING else for the occasion By the third day of our cruise (a 7-night Western) he was asking me if I had "planned" to re-book on board. I told him that given we practically had to drag him on board, I had made no plans for the future. By day 5, HE Had gone to the booking desk and booked our next cruise!