lovewdwfun
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- Jan 29, 2011
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First, thank you all so much for answering all my newbie questions! I love this Board!
We have a family of 6 (4 little kids- 11, 9, 6, and 2) for an Alaska cruise. We have two connecting inside rooms booked for the first deck. Price is a definite issue since we are also doing another cruise in November (first cruise), Disney Land in 2018, and Disney World in 2019. So verandahs are out of the question.
I priced it out and for $600, we could book a second deck porthole window across the hall from an inside room.
Is this worth it? Will we think it is a terrible pain separating me and my husband into different rooms just so one room has an ocean view? My 11 YO loves birdwatching and is an early riser. I was thinking he would love being able to stay in the room and look outside while the rest of us get ready. While I could pay the $600, I don’t know if it worth it.
I could also pay an extra $1K to get connecting first deck oceanview rooms with two portholes. $1K is a little harder to swallow for the small portholes. Is it worth it? Do you see much wildlife from your room?
We have a family of 6 (4 little kids- 11, 9, 6, and 2) for an Alaska cruise. We have two connecting inside rooms booked for the first deck. Price is a definite issue since we are also doing another cruise in November (first cruise), Disney Land in 2018, and Disney World in 2019. So verandahs are out of the question.
I priced it out and for $600, we could book a second deck porthole window across the hall from an inside room.
Is this worth it? Will we think it is a terrible pain separating me and my husband into different rooms just so one room has an ocean view? My 11 YO loves birdwatching and is an early riser. I was thinking he would love being able to stay in the room and look outside while the rest of us get ready. While I could pay the $600, I don’t know if it worth it.
I could also pay an extra $1K to get connecting first deck oceanview rooms with two portholes. $1K is a little harder to swallow for the small portholes. Is it worth it? Do you see much wildlife from your room?