Great info. After buying glow necklaces at the beach one year at an unreasonable price, I now pick them up at a dollar store and take them with us. We went to the Disney Store yesterday and bought a few toys to take with us to play with at dinner. They were on sale for $1.99. I've also picked up some coloring books and other things at the dollar store. I'm going to make up a little gift bag for the stateroom. I was going to get a basket from the perfect gift, but I'm doing the bags myself. Then when we go to CC I'm going to let the kids buy the sand toys there. That's what they asked for last year and we said no, we had brought some. Our weren't Mickey though. The cost should be about the same in the end and the kids will be happy.


this week they have a $5.00 off coupon. It makes them $20. They have the coupons in a passport book you get at the door. The coupon is good until Sunday.


) and DS9 is excited to have another DS9 nearby! 
He got sick and wound up going in the hospital when we got home. (He's ok now..potassium was too high). Anyway, between visitors and coordinating my Dad's move, I haven't even been able to focus on the trip. If it wasn't for this wonderful site, I would probably forget I was going on a cruise. I can't wait to meet all of you.
WooHoo!!!!! After Tuesday I will be able to focus.

I told DS that another 9 yr old is right next door and he is thrilled!!!
(yeah thats my story and I am sticking to it) Ok I found a lime green gift bag in Michaels, and couldn't resist it....
We were OK. Best investment we ever made. We also bought special snacks and activities (stickers, crayons, hot wheels, mini mr. potato head, etc.) and put them in little back packs. Now that DS is 2 though, I can't lie, I'm a little nervous. But I'm sure everything will be fine. Oh, also try not showing them all the "surprises" before hand. Like for us...I will have a new "secret"
Thomas the Train engine I will keep hidden until I have to use it.
) Another good toy would be any of the products from the Crayola Magic line - they work on the paper but don't stain clothes or tray tables. One thing to avoid - little cars! They're cute and fun, but unless you want to spend 5 hours asking the folks behind you to fetch the cars from under their seats, they aren't worth the hassle. 