NYAna said:So how does it work having kids go to the Oceaneer Lab? We registered the kids but now what? They can go in and out as many times as they please? This is the first time I travel with kids on a cruise so this is new to me. Thanks!
Thanks for the info cruisin'Mike,cruisin'Mike said:Once the kids are registered, they can do as many or as few activities as they want to do. I know with the younger kids in the Club, you have to sign them in and out. With the older kids in the Lab, you have the option of letting them sign themselves out if you want, or you can set it up that you have to go pick them up when they are done. You'll get a pager so that if there's a problem, or the kids want to leave, you can go get them.
Mike
PS I'm in Pharmacy school (one of the oldest in the class). Did I read earlier that you're in nursing school? My wife's a nurse.
LWQuestie said:I made my Palo Reservation this morning! I managed to snag a Tuesday night dinner spot.
I was bummed that there was no availability for the High Tea or Brunch.Any tips or tricks to picking up a cancelled ressie?
Welcome LWQuestie!LWQuestie said:I made my Palo Reservation this morning! I managed to snag a Tuesday night dinner spot.
I was bummed that there was no availability for the High Tea or Brunch.Any tips or tricks to picking up a cancelled ressie?
Good idea about the land info (I forgot about that). Thanks. And printing out the pictures is a good idea too... didn't think of that either.SurfnTurf said:Hi Ana! I am planning to put together a binder or accordian file, too, including all that you listed (but I hadn't thought of the tip info--that's a good one) I will also add the following:
port transportation info
land stay info (we're going to WDW beforehand)
DisBoard Meet info (and photos so I recognize people)
extra info on the ports of call (local stuff, history, etc)
I'm sure I'm forgetting some stuff, but will hopefully have everything together before we leave...![]()
blues4 said:I registered everything on line - check in, filled out all the forms, made reservations for Palo on Thursday night at 9:00 and registered my kids for the Oceaneer's Club and also the Lab. My question is, do I need to register for any of the activities for Castaway Bay on-line? It also does not look like I register for anything on the ship - only excursions.
Can you tell I am a first time cruiser? Does anyone have an 8 yr. old boy and a 5 1/2 yr. old girl going on the cruise? We have 2nd seating for dinner. Can't wait to meet everyone on the cruise.
Hi Blues4! This is our family's first cruise, too, and my son will have just turned 9 at Christmas and my daughter will be 4.5 (but everyone thinks she is older LOL!) We also have the second dinner seating (although we are on a wait list for the earlier seating) I am sure my kids would love to meet up with yours. I've already signed them up for the Club/Lab and they are very excited. We are planning to come to the DisBoard meeting on the first day and will take the kids to the Club/Lab orientation the first evening, so hopefully we can get the kids together thenblues4 said:I registered everything on line - check in, filled out all the forms, made reservations for Palo on Thursday night at 9:00 and registered my kids for the Oceaneer's Club and also the Lab. My question is, do I need to register for any of the activities for Castaway Bay on-line? It also does not look like I register for anything on the ship - only excursions.
Can you tell I am a first time cruiser? Does anyone have an 8 yr. old boy and a 5 1/2 yr. old girl going on the cruise? We have 2nd seating for dinner. Can't wait to meet everyone on the cruise.
Hi akamaleficent, how's school going?akamaleficent said:onboard fun: many things you can just attend. there are a few events that you need to sign up for or show up early to see if there's an open slot. a few of these also cost a minimal fee examples are the wine, martini, beer tasting, and i think the galley tour is free, but you need to sign up
Hi Soleilmagie, We are in cat 10 and actually thought about switching it to cat 9 but then decided not to because the only place cat 9 staterooms are would be on deck 1 and 2 and personally I think deck 7 is way better even if it's an inside stateroom. I think I would feel like I'm with thesoleilmagie said:Can't wait to see you in your wedding attire akamaleficent!![]()
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It seems like many people will be on our cruise, not only are the prices really high, but stateroom choices are narrowing :
Cat 12 GTY
Cat 11 GTY
Cat 10 A few left
Cat 9 Only Deck 1 left
Cat 8 GTY
Cat 7 GTY
Cat 6 GTY
Cat 5 Only 4 to choose from
Cat 4 GTY
I wonder what this means my Cat 12 GTY will be. My guess is it won't be more than a Cat 11, which would be fine with me! I sometimes think I would rather have a Cat 11 and be on a higher deck than have a Cat 9 or 10 and be on deck 1 or 2... Perhaps because we were on deck 7 on our first cruise. But on the other hand, we would appreciate the split bath... Well, as long as we are on the ship...![]()
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