IceSk8ersMom
LRT
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- May 26, 2008
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I have a family reunion group of 35, ranging in age from 5 months to almost-87 (my grandmother), looking forward to this cruise! I'm the chief organizer and have been trying to keep my head above water planning all this, but I'm really looking forward to it.
We had two cabins in guarantee status because those family members found out late that they could come. I just got their stateroom assignments, and I am a little down because they are just about as far as possible from their families. For one single woman traveling alone, it's no big deal, but it is a big deal for my cousin and her husband and their 4 little kids (youngest is 5 months). They are split up on opposite ends of the ship on different decks.We requested that they be as close to each other as possible, but I guess nothing was available. I know that's a risk you take with guarantee, but I have to admit I was hoping for a little better. Oh well.
As for plans, a few of us are doing the DCL regatta sailing excursion in Cabo, a bunch are doing horseback riding with Randi's Happy Horses in Mazatlan, and a bunch are going to Sea Life Park in Puerto Vallarta (a few are doing the Pirate Sail and Snorkel). Another group is thinking of doing the Family Ranch Party in Mazatlan.
It's getting so close!![]()
I know just how you feel. I am coordinating a party of 9. We are all sailing in honor of my parents' 40th wedding anniversary. Out of the three staterooms, two are next to each other, and the third is on the other end of the ship (but on the same deck).
In 2005, we went on the Family Ranch Party excursion. It was very fun. The pool was fabulous; service was great, and the food was delicious. My daughter liked the pinata even though I did not let her eat the questionable candies.