on the ship when we go into port as well. I did that when we were in Key West. The kids stayed on the ship and had a blast and my mom and I went on the city tour. It was a win-win for us.
If not...we are doing the Dolphin adventure. I only have a year to get JoJo to do the dolphin's though...it's one of my favs 
but he isn't ready just yet. 
...now a year doesn't seem so far off. 
We are probably doing the Pirates adventure if available. Sound like fun with snorkeling to boot.
I just pray, since we're all newbies, that we can get a couple Palo ressies and spa treatment appointments at the 75 day mark. I am working on the OBC part...
We've only done brunch so far but this time we'll definitely try for brunch and dinner; Palo was wonderful!
). RCCL is moving MOS to Europe in January 2011; guess there's not enough business in the Mexican Riviera these days to support all those ships. I hope that means the Wonder will pick up some of their passengers. I've been paranoid about DCL cancelling or changing our cruise ever since I read that because of slow sales they changed the 10 day New Years cruise on the Magic to two 5 day cruises!
In the e-mail it does not even give a ship replacement, so looks like DCL will have more customers.
Wonder why Mazatlan Frank hasn't added anything else to that thread of his. Sure enjoy the local opinion.
Actually, its the only thing weve ever done in Mazatlan; weve been there 3 times and each time weve gone with Randi. But thats because it is such a fun day we don't want try anything else. Randi picks you up from the port, then takes you to a nice Mexican familys house on Stone Island where they match you to a horse based on your riding ability. And, szubieta, your son would not be too young; we had 5-6 year olds on our rides. Several of the family members come on the ride with the group and watch over everyone. The best part is that while they take really good care of the beginners, if they see you can ride they let you gallop up and down the beach to your hearts content! Ive been riding for a long time, but my daughter had never been on a horse til her first time with Randi, and we both thought it was wonderful. ) so the last 2 times he just came along and waited for us at Victors. Nice relaxing day for him.
Riding with Randi is my favorite thing to do in Mazatlan!
The riding is mostly on the beach, sometimes if there are no bugs theyll take you back through some trees. The ride ends at Victors Restaurant on the beach where you can buy lunch (the garlic shrimp is great!) and then play in the water or just chill until its time to go back to the ship. My DH tried riding the first time we went, but decided hed rather skip that in the future ( I think it had something to do with the fact that he couldn't walk the next day
If you enjoy horseback riding, I cant recommend Randi enough, and its only $45 per person (I think it was only $15 for DH when he didnt ride). You can get more info at her website http://www.randishappyhorses.com/
We're definitely doing it again next year!
DSister would love it too, but I'm pretty sure DBIL won't. 
But maybe he can go to Victor's and relax 
So much time left to keep changing our minds...Sandy
) but I wanted to let you all know about a good deal I found for a room at the Doubletree in San Pedro. I just booked the AAA rate for April 16 for $111.20 plus tax. Since they will let us park the car for free for 10 days and parking at the port is $12/day, we are basically spending the night for free!
I know it's really early (but I think all of us here have already proved we're slightly crazy over-planners
My OCD is showing. The San Pedro site has lots of info on hotels and dining. I hope we get in early enough to go to the Port O Call Village for dinner and sunset. 
