Is this confirmed?? Or just a rumor?? I am reposting this from the Collector's Board:
DCL 2005 Repositioning Cruise - Updates!!! Urgent
URGENT
There are alot of our pin friends going on these special
sailings and maybe getting some very special pins!!!!
This is the most recent UPDATE - PLEASE READ
In order to provide a premier experience for guests sailing on the Panama Canal cruises, changes have been made to the itineraries of these two sailings. On the westbound cruise, which departs on May 14, 2005, a stop at the port of Mazatlan, Mexico has been added. On the eastbound cruise, which departs on August 20, 2005, the Acapulco day visit has been extended to an overnight stay to give guests more time to enjoy this popular port. In both cases, Puerto Quetzal has been eliminated from the itinerary.
Responses to Guest Questions
1. Why did you eliminate Puerto Quetzal?
We always offer premier experiences for our guests at our ports of call, and the opportunity to make these changes offered an even better overall guest experience from the previous itinerary.
2. Should I be concerned that you made this change for security reasons?
Not at all. This change is being made to ensure a great guest experience. There is no other reason for the change.
3. Are you doing this to cut costs?
We are doing this in order to make these two very special voyages even better than they were before. We believe our guests will be pleased with the updated itineraries.
4. Why are these itineraries better than going to Puerto Quetzal?
Mazatlan, Mexico and Acapulco are extremely popular port destinations, and we believe our guests will have an incredible time at these ports. We are always looking for the best possible itineraries for our guests.
5. Why are you adding Mazatlan on the western journey and not on the eastern journey?
The timeline for the return trip does not allow for a stop at Mazatlan, which is why weve lengthened the stay in Acapulco.
6. Can I get a refund on my cruise because of this change?
Guests may receive a full refund on any
Disney Cruise Line voyage when cancellation is made more than 60-days prior to their scheduled voyage.
7. How can you expect guests to be at sea for so many days in a row?
Our guests have always told us that they love having days at sea for a variety of reasons. For one, it gives guests the chance to enjoy our vast offerings on the ship from special entertainment to premier movies to special activities, and of course, our childrens offerings are extensive. Having time at sea also gives guests the chance to slow down the pace of their vacation. We believe our guests will have an incredible time during each day at sea.
Take Care
Dana
beanie-babies@att.net
S.S. PIN TRADERS GROUP
VILLAINS ON THE HIGH SEAS 2004