global_mom
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Hey DVCers...did ya'll use points for the cruise? we found it to be a pretty good value as we had about 200 developer points that we needed to use. I also paid cash for our 7yo and that was much less than the point cost. I work in the travel industry and the DVC cash rate was even better than the discount that Disney provides to us. Yea DVC!!
EDuke - I am so sorry that you guys felt ill. It was really amazing how much the ship rocked. My DH and DS12 went out on deck at one point to get freash air and they literally had to hold onto the hand rails (the ones mounted to the ship, not the ones at the edge) so that they would not be swept to the sides. Needless to say they stayed out there about one minute.
I am no expert, but I do beleive that the extremely high seas were a rare occurence. We are still going forward with a 7 night and will hope that we sail on glassy water! I found the movement of the boat to be sort of fun but I am in the extreme minority on that one. I did have great anxiety that my kiddos would get sick. My DH could hardly watch while I ate a big dinner at AP on the first night. Sea sickness has yet to strike me but I should "never say never"!
BTW, we had dining rotation of APT and skipped T to go to Palo. Our servers were Agus and Allen. They were kind and friendly but the food was still a disappointment. May I recommend that no one ever try the Gnocchi vegetarian dish at PC. Yuck with a capital Y. i am not vegetarian but usually love any dish prepared with gnocchi but this was just weird.
Well I had better go get some work done so that I can pay for that 7 night cruise!
EDuke - I am so sorry that you guys felt ill. It was really amazing how much the ship rocked. My DH and DS12 went out on deck at one point to get freash air and they literally had to hold onto the hand rails (the ones mounted to the ship, not the ones at the edge) so that they would not be swept to the sides. Needless to say they stayed out there about one minute.
I am no expert, but I do beleive that the extremely high seas were a rare occurence. We are still going forward with a 7 night and will hope that we sail on glassy water! I found the movement of the boat to be sort of fun but I am in the extreme minority on that one. I did have great anxiety that my kiddos would get sick. My DH could hardly watch while I ate a big dinner at AP on the first night. Sea sickness has yet to strike me but I should "never say never"!
BTW, we had dining rotation of APT and skipped T to go to Palo. Our servers were Agus and Allen. They were kind and friendly but the food was still a disappointment. May I recommend that no one ever try the Gnocchi vegetarian dish at PC. Yuck with a capital Y. i am not vegetarian but usually love any dish prepared with gnocchi but this was just weird.
Well I had better go get some work done so that I can pay for that 7 night cruise!
