armyferret
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We are cruising this time with our 8yr old daughter, and a 1yr old - should be interesting to say the least - last DCL cruise, DD was 4 ..... hmmm...
just be careful if you use space saver bags - lufthansa and BA are METICULOUS when it comes to the weight and dimensions of the bags - lufthansa had me in tears when we flew to Germany.
as for Euro - we get MUCH better rates using local bank atm's versus the reates we could have gotten in the states, at the airports, etc. In Germany, and Italy, there is a small fee (1-2 euros) - not too bad - but be wary some US Banks will charge 10% and up for an int'l fee on top of that - can add up quickly.
just be careful if you use space saver bags - lufthansa and BA are METICULOUS when it comes to the weight and dimensions of the bags - lufthansa had me in tears when we flew to Germany.
as for Euro - we get MUCH better rates using local bank atm's versus the reates we could have gotten in the states, at the airports, etc. In Germany, and Italy, there is a small fee (1-2 euros) - not too bad - but be wary some US Banks will charge 10% and up for an int'l fee on top of that - can add up quickly.

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As for the 1 checked bag, I have a clothing schedule too which gives us less of a chance to over pack. The only part I may struggle with are purchases while on the trip. So, I might need to squeeze an extra duffel bag in somewhere since I am sure I am going to want to shop a bit 
. I can't decide if we want a bigger, cheaper room out of town a bit or if we want to be on Las Rambles. Decisions, decisions...I just packed my dd12 off for a week long trip to Italy with the church youth group (lucky girl the cruise will be her 3rd visit to Italy since last Jan.) I guess it's now time to get my behind in gear for this trip, I feel like I just got done planning the last one. Those darn military specials, you just can't pass them up! LOL 

That sounds like a lot of fun 
