I'm leaving on a full 5 night Dream cruise on Sunday, so I will let you know how that goes.
). Some of our best memories are dressing up on pirate night, my dad did such a good job (and is a bit scary looking anyways) that a kid came up and asked for his autograph, which he gladly gave
The characters and crew really enjoy seeing people dressed up too!!Hello fellow cruisers..Please add us in AlwaysDisney4US. We just did the Dream April 28th 2011 and cannot wait for the Fantasy....I have gotten alot of my family to join us this time, so we will have 6 cabins. So Please add us in I will start with me and add everyone else in later . ME, DH, DD(20), DD(16), DDF(16), DD(10), DD(5)Welcome CarrieKurz, Trixidixie, and Suzannecat, this group is growing in leaps and bounds!!
We are already at 38 cabins full of DISers!!
We will definetely be dressing up for Pirate night (if they still have that on the Fantasy
Only 86 days till we can start planning for our Fish Extender Exchange!!
Let me know if there are any errors on page 1
Christine
We just did the Dream in April. Yes, the pool was alittle crowded even in port but a spurts and not unbearable. My kids just enjoyed being in the water and riding the aquaduck. As far as the drink stations we never had to wait. I think we figured out where and how to go. Our servers were fantastic. They are supposed to be moving to the Fantasy next year so we hope we get them again. We read all the post before we went and were worried,but it was wonderful. So go and have fun.That would be great. I am especially curious about crowds at the pool, the drink service station, etc.
Have a wonderful time!
Sounds like you will have a real party with the crew you have coming, FUN!!!!
Thank you for the welcome and the information..we are very excited ! and I see we are on the list.Welcome AlwaysDisney4US
Here is a little blurb to build some excitement-
Sun kissed St. Thomas is part of the US Virgin Islands. Your ship docks at Charlotte Amalie, the capital of this region.
St. Thomas has a colorful history including the era when pirates sailed the seas. Legend has it that Blackbeard and Bluebeard sought safe harbor here.
It's ideal location made St. Thomas the key shipping and distribution center for the West Indies. The port now welcomes the major cruise lines and is one of the more popular tourist destinations in the Caribbean.
You'll find charming shops lining the oceanside vista. St. Thomas invites you to play on white-sand beaches, explore ancient mysteries or soak in tropical atmosphere on a biking tour. Play a round of golf at one of the most beautiful courses in the West Indies, scuba dive through spectacular living reefs, or sail on a charming excursion to the smallest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John. Here warm waters welcome you to windsurf, parasail, or master the waves on a kayak built for two.
Here is the link to the whole article http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/cruise-new/cr7-port-stthomas.cfm
My DSis and her family I think will be coming too. We originally were thinking of doing the Magic out of New York,but the price was too expensive. We are very excited to be sailing on the Fantasy and meeting you all.
Hi everyone, just wanted to say hello. Me-Laura (36 at sailing),DH-Shad (32 at sailing), DD-Emmalynn(6 at sailing), DD-Molly (5 at sailing). We will be cruising will you.
Kim we emailed and put a hold on a room for mom and dad 8064 without them knowing. Dad just called and said said sign us up for the cruise. I said we already did and he is excited...Me too
