I actually shipped something to one of the ships last week - I can't remember if it was the Wonder or the Magic.
It was pretty easy. Here is the address and instructions I used from a sticky on the Cruise Forum:
Sending packages ahead of time to the ship:
PLEASE follow these instructions carefully!!!!!!
-ONE box per stateroom, no exceptions.
-The package must have the guest full name, ship, sailing date, stateroom number or GTY if you have not been assigned a stateroom number.
-The package also must have a packing slip attached to the outside of the box that details the contents of the package. For prescriptions, a copy of the prescription is sufficient. Your list may or may not be read but it must have one. Write packing slip on the outside of the envelope.
-NO FOODS/DRINKS OF ANY KIND, LIQUOR OF ANY KIND, FIREARMS, ETC.. This may cause the dogs to hit on your box and that would be a bad thing.
- The required size of the cartons you are shipping down have to be about the size of a record storage box 12 inches on a side and should not weigh more than 20 lbs. (This has been asked personally by Dave Adams who is the owner)
Address your package(s) to:
IDS c/o (Ship Name) / Ground Services
Guest Name / Stateroom # (GTY, if you don't know what it is when you send the package)
9001 Marlin Street
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
In the bottom left corner of the top of the package put the following information:ATTN: HOUSEKEEPING
Packages must arrive by 5:00 PM on Friday for Saturday and Sunday sailings.
Packages must arrive by 5:00 PM on Wednesday for Thursday sailings.
If your box is hit on by the screening dog or chosen for additional screening they will open the list and the box and look through it. They will close it back up and provided nothing bad is in it then it will be in your room as usual later after boarding.
These boxes will be coming on the ship with the crew mail among other things so they may be in the staterooms later then they were before as they are low priority in the scheme of things for Disney.
Here is the link to the thread for more great info:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1002071
Tiffany
So just got back from the new batman movie - very good
I think someone asked me if they should take young kids to it - its kind of dark and scary for younger ones - Heath Ledger is especially creepy as the Joker
DD will be wearing a pretty Pink/Purple dress, Dh will wear a purple shirt, Ds will be wearing a pink shirt, we have to have some color to break up my blackDH and DS wont be wearing tuxes, they will be wearing suites, I will be wearing a black dress, the best slimming color
Other PG-13 movies are the same way - like Spiderman - and they did have a kid's meal toy for that one. 
you'll love it!
I have, I have! It's great. I don't know if you've seen the stage version, but it takes what was great about that one and makes it even better. Meryl Streep is AWESOME. It's very very fun.
Hadley, have you seen it or do you know the premise? It's a little bit more "adult" than you would expect, but nothing over the top. Just some sexual innuendos and such. After all, it is based on the fact that Sophie has 3 men who could potentially be her father......
I loved it. It was very hard not to sing along! But I doubt anyone in the theatre was there to hear my screechy voice
I have not seen it on stage, but I did know about the premise. I am different than many (okay MOST
) Americans in what I am comfortable with the kids seeing. I am MORE freaked out by violence (especially glorified or gratuitous stuff) than most parents I know (and the numebr of PG movies I see that strike me as way too violent seems to further prove that I am not on the same wave length as many people out there
) So, back to today's earlier discussion we won't be seeing Batman. On the other hand, I don't get very worked up about sex (unless it is violent or controlling) or langauge (unless it is just there to be in your face and is really a big part of the movie). And, I think that movies which deal with REAL issues in sensitive and intelligent ways and give us a chance to talk are a good thing (even if they do then have some violence, etc.--like discussing WHY it was very appropritate for Marty to punch BIff in Back to the Future when BIff is trying to force himself on Lorraine and why she has every right to say no, etc.). So, all that leads to me having a 9 year old boy whose favourite movies include Grease (and yes the kids can tell you al about how smoking is not good, changing your image for soemone else is not a good thing, how Danny treats and refers to women--Greaswe Lightening eeek-- is really not acceptable, etc.), Footloose, Back to the Future and Dirty Dancing All of which I KNOW most parents would not approve of and I do understand why-but I just take a different approach to that stuff than most people
I guess I just gave you WAY more information than you wanted just because you were kind enough to give me a heads up about a movie--sorry I tend to get carried away
Okay, fill me in on the Pirate Excursion in Grand Cayman, or direct me to the post to read about it. I just saw some pictures posted on the Doubledip website, and I was intrigued, so I went and booked the 9:30 excursion. You may recall I also have the Rasul scheduled for 8-8:50 that morning. Will we have enough time to put on a swimsuit, grab the kids and make the 9:30 excursion?
, 9:30 seemed TOO early to get all 10 of us and bout, we figured we could enjoy breakfast and maybe a quick dip in the Mickey Pool while everyone is on the early excrusions.fatcat said:
