Our experience in Barcelona was something else... we disembarked the Magic by 7:30 and were at BCN in about 20 minutes. Found the Delta counter and queued for check in. The Delta sign said Delta New York, but I figured like here at home, we could check in early and just wait. So we were in the queue for 35 minutes, had our bags weighed by the bag-weigher-dude (all under - whew!), and when we got to the counter they told us we could not check in for Atlanta until after 9:15 a.m. because they couldn't "mix the bags" for international flights.
So we went to the back of the line as it was 8:35 then and figured by 9:15, we'd be back at the front. We took turns going to the restroom (Shaun, that's when I saw you) and had a nice visit in line with the others who were also waiting for ATL check-in. The kids did great with the wait and didn't complain once.
We finally got checked-in and then went to the VAT refund line for my 20 Euro. So we stood in the one line for about 20 minutes to get the stamp - and again, enjoyed visiting with other
DCL cruisers, hearing stories about their excursions and various experiences on the ship. Then over to the Banque to get the 20 Euro (that was another 20 minutes) and then a very short wait to exchange our paper Euro into US dollars.
We made it to the boarding area with plenty of time to spare and our flight started boarding on time.
The flight home was uneventful (always the best) and the only "problem" was that the movies / music didn't work in our row (or a few other rows) on our seat-back entertainment system -- I was counting on watching a couple of movies and listening to music but instead spent most of the 9+ hours playing "Big Money" and "In Flight Trivia"... although I did get 4 chapters into Harry Potter.
The kids did great again on the flight. The woman next to Zachary is/was a 4th grade teacher and she engaged him for much of the trip - they played chess and some other games on the system together.
We landed in ATL early but had to wait for a gate, so we got off the plane at the time we were scheduled to land. Passport control / customs is so much easier when there are designated queue lines that are clearly defined for arriving passengers rather than the "cattle call" experience we had in Barcelona. We retrieved our 5 bags and followed the signs that said Atlanta Final Destination, thinking we were good to go - only to find out we had to re-check our checked luggage to go through whatever they do and also through security again with our carry-on bags and taking our shoes off, etc. and then to the regular baggage claim area where my brother was waiting for us. We got two bags almost immediately off the carousel and then waited another 40 minutes or so for the other 3 to make it.
My brother scored a great parking spot so the walk to the car was minimal and we were leaving the airport at 7 p.m.
And now it's Monday and the last load of

is in the dryer. DH is back at work and I'm heading in around 11:30. Our a/c was working yesterday afternoon but by last night, the outside motor has stopped so we're back to muggy north Florida with no air conditioning. Makes me long so much for the 79 degrees in the French Riviera.
I hope you all will share your trip reports here on the DIS or at least post links to blogs / photos. I've looked at our over 1,400 pictures already and am excited to go through them again and work on our trip report.
Also, be sure to do a cabin-review -- I'll see if I can find the link for where you can do that - it's so helpful to future cruisers to be able to read about their cabin assignments. We had 6116 and loved it so much that we are scheduled to stay in 6116 on the Wonder in April and in 6116 again on the Magic in December 2008. Love it love it love it.
Again, it was so wonderful to meet so many of you!