How Likely...

[ladypiph]

How likely is it to be able to participate in more than one port adventure? I am looking at things to do in Nassau, I have already done the Aquaventure which took up a full day at port and not looking to do that again. Ideally I would want to do the
Discover Nassau By Land and Sea (N75)
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/nassau-bahamas-discover-land-sea/
As well as the
Discover Atlantis Tour (N05)
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/nassau-bahamas-discover-atlantis/

They are both relatively short in duration but i was more so wondering about transportation between the two and which one to do first if I could squeeze in both. Has anyone ever done something similar to this through Disney? And did you have kids along as well DS (4)?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

How likely is it to be able to participate in more than one port adventure? I am looking at things to do in Nassau, I have already done the Aquaventure which took up a full day at port and not looking to do that again. Ideally I would want to do the
Discover Nassau By Land and Sea (N75)
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/nassau-bahamas-discover-land-sea/
As well as the
Discover Atlantis Tour (N05)
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/nassau-bahamas-discover-atlantis/

They are both relatively short in duration but i was more so wondering about transportation between the two and which one to do first if I could squeeze in both. Has anyone ever done something similar to this through Disney? And did you have kids along as well DS (4)?

If you want to do both excursions through DCL, there is a minimum amount of time that DCL will allow between excursions for booking. I think it's something like 2 hours between the scheduled end of the first and the scheduled start of the second. If the 2 excursions are closer together than the minimum time, DCL won't let you book both.

If there is enough time, what happens is the first excursion will end at the ship, and you meet the second excursion on the ship/dock as if you had only scheduled that excursion.

 

[ladypiph]

Okay.. thank you very much.