Hey everyone! Sorry that I didn't get to meet everyone, by the time that we got on board, fed the kids and dropped off our carry on, we just made it to the drill. I do think that I met some people anyway, TwinPrincess..I'm pretty sure that we did the Castaway Ray's Sting Ray Adventure together. We were in your group.
We had a great time! I just talked my DH into letting me book the 5 night on 9/1/08! You can say that I'm a little bit hooked!!
I did learn ALOT, as this was our 1st cruise, so we (I) packed WAY too much!! I wasn't sure what I would need or want, so I packed EVERYTHING!!
Then, we ended up wearing practicily the same things all week!
I was also a little disapointed, I did ALOT of research for this cruise!! I bought formal, semi-formal and whole new wordrobes for the whole family, only to see LOTS of people wearing shorts to dinner and kakahis on formal night! My DH was VERY upset that I made him follow dress code EVERY night (he's a 23 yr old mechanic who would wear jeans and a t shirt every day if I let him!).
All in all we had a GREAT time!
I would love to meet anyone who is on the next cruise!! 9/1/08!!
BTW..DH and DS(2), both ended up with colds as well!
The beauty of Disney Cruise Line, though, is that as far as dining, almost anything goes. If you are casual kind of people, you can be pretty casual. Personally, we love to dress up as much as possible so we really stay true to the dress codes. Though, I WILL agree with you that I saw WAY more people dressed down on this cruise than on any other. And even when there are SPECIFIC guidelines that are supposed to be followed (like on formal night) it didn't seem like Disney enforced them this time. The only time on the whole cruise I saw someone denied admitttance because of clothing was at Palo brunch. A couple came in wearing jeans and tee shirts and they were asked to go change before dining.