Disney European cruises opinions needed!

[MrMagoo]

No I really appreciate the response so that's great and I'll check out the cathedral now - thank you

After looking at my photos a little bit closer we walked by the Stora Saluhallen. A rather large food market.
We just saw too much on that trip!!!
I know we saw 3 castles on the Northern Europe cruise and that was too much!
Had we just done the Northern Europe cruise, I probably would have remembered more but we followed that up with the Norway cruise and that was fantastic. I still remember Geiranger like it was yesterday.
Sadly, we were told that was the last time Disney was going there.

 

[tinkerbell1991]

After looking at my photos a little bit closer we walked by the Stora Saluhallen. A rather large food market.
We just saw too much on that trip!!!
I know we saw 3 castles on the Northern Europe cruise and that was too much!
Had we just done the Northern Europe cruise, I probably would have remembered more but we followed that up with the Norway cruise and that was fantastic. I still remember Geiranger like it was yesterday.
Sadly, we were told that was the last time Disney was going there.
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Thanks so much, it's appreciated

 

[anjuan]

I'm a huge DCL fan, but if you are interested in Iceland and Norway I would look at another line. We did a 10 night on Norwegian cruise line that started in Iceland and went to 3 stops in Norway (including Geiringer mentioned earlier), Belgium, Amsterdam, and ended in Southampton. The fjords were amazing!! I also did a DCL Mediterranean cruise and preferred the Norway cruise because as others said, you have to travel so far inland for the med cruise.

 

[pjacobi]

I wish I could remember how far we walked there but we did walk into a shopping area from the ship.

TIP: Before cruising, visit each port with Google and you can measure the distance to your destination. Some ports are located in industrial wasteland with absolutely nothing in a walking distance. Other ports are easier to quickly navigate.

The more "homework" that you do before your cruise, the better time you will have on your cruise!


-Paul