Christine
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- Aug 31, 1999
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I am attempting to help my mom book a DCL cruise. I have some "gaps" in my summer daycare for my kids and my mom volunteered to take the kids on vacation for one of the weeks. She thought the cruise would be good. So yesterday (Easter Sunday) we started trying to get quotes for a 4-night cruise for July 25th. There are 4 people and we felt we needed a category 4.
The quote came back at roughly $5,100 (children are 12 and 9). I realize this is high due to my late booking. Do you think it is worth the price or should we just give up?
Secondly, do we really need a category 4 room? I see so many people getting the lower categories with at least 4 people. How do they do it when it says it only sleeps 3 (possibly 4)?
Also, we were unable to get the first dinner seating. Now my family are a bunch of early birds. They normally like dinner at 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. Waiting for the 2nd seating is going to be pretty rough on them considering they are not night owls by any means.
So, is it really worth paying top dollar for a cruise where they can't even eat when they want? Maybe I should be booking for NEXT summer.....
Your thoughts please??
The quote came back at roughly $5,100 (children are 12 and 9). I realize this is high due to my late booking. Do you think it is worth the price or should we just give up?
Secondly, do we really need a category 4 room? I see so many people getting the lower categories with at least 4 people. How do they do it when it says it only sleeps 3 (possibly 4)?
Also, we were unable to get the first dinner seating. Now my family are a bunch of early birds. They normally like dinner at 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. Waiting for the 2nd seating is going to be pretty rough on them considering they are not night owls by any means.
So, is it really worth paying top dollar for a cruise where they can't even eat when they want? Maybe I should be booking for NEXT summer.....
Your thoughts please??
