June 23rd 2012 - Commandeering the Disney Fantasy - Pirates back in the Caribbean

What is involved in organizing the FE? I might be willing to do it if it isn't too insane!


Really just need someone to maintain a list of all participants, cabin number and number of adults, children (and maybe gender & ages).

We'd need to take a group consensus of whether we want to leave it as a large group, or break it down to say 20-25 cabins per group. I've done both ways and there is good and bad to each.
 

Really just need someone to maintain a list of all participants, cabin number and number of adults, children (and maybe gender & ages).

We'd need to take a group consensus of whether we want to leave it as a large group, or break it down to say 20-25 cabins per group. I've done both ways and there is good and bad to each.

Yeah, I could do that. So really, all the work is done before you leave. I will post a message later tonight asking who wants to participate. I am sure it will change over the next year and 10 days. :)
 
Yeah, I could do that. So really, all the work is done before you leave. I will post a message later tonight asking who wants to participate. I am sure it will change over the next year and 10 days. :)

A recommendation on how to collect information.

Google docs allows you to create a 'form' which is just basically a questionnaire and then you post the link to the group. Peeps just fill in the form/questionnaire and google docs automatically puts the answers into a spreadsheet for you.

If you need help, I could work with you preparing the form, but I know I won't be able to take on the full job of FE co-ordinator as I will almost certainly be super, mad busy in the last two weeks up to the cruise.

Its a nice easy way to collect information. You don't end up copying things down wrong as everyone puts in their own information and the data is easy to manipulate in the spreadsheet. I used this method to co-ordinate orders for the Panama Canal Certificates on our Wonder PC cruise this year.

-Kay
 
A recommendation on how to collect information.

Google docs allows you to create a 'form' which is just basically a questionnaire and then you post the link to the group. Peeps just fill in the form/questionnaire and google docs automatically puts the answers into a spreadsheet for you.

If you need help, I could work with you preparing the form, but I know I won't be able to take on the full job of FE co-ordinator as I will almost certainly be super, mad busy in the last two weeks up to the cruise.

Its a nice easy way to collect information. You don't end up copying things down wrong as everyone puts in their own information and the data is easy to manipulate in the spreadsheet. I used this method to co-ordinate orders for the Panama Canal Certificates on our Wonder PC cruise this year.

-Kay

Google Docs is a GREAT idea. I will play around with it and see what I can come up with. It would be MUCH easier than getting PMs and having to add and subtract people for a year. I will probably take any help I can gt, even if it is just setting up the file, but let me see what I can do with it.

Thanks! :cheer2::cheer2::cheer2:
 
Google Docs is a GREAT idea. I will play around with it and see what I can come up with. It would be MUCH easier than getting PMs and having to add and subtract people for a year. I will probably take any help I can gt, even if it is just setting up the file, but let me see what I can do with it.

Thanks! :cheer2::cheer2::cheer2:

I like operate on the KISS principle (Keep Things Simple Silly!). :laughing:

When you get to google docs, use the "Create New" drop down box and choose "Form" .

Just PM if you need help (I will get an email if you PM me, but I am not necessarily on the forum everyday!)

-Kay
 
Hi Everybody!

Just a quick drive-by posting. Hope everyone is doing well!

We have a busy summer planned, then we're really looking forward to doing some research and planning for the cruise. This will be our first Western Itinerary, so we're looking forward to hearing what everyone else did in the ports on past cruises, what excursions you loved or didn't like.

Take care!!!

We've been to Cozumel and Costa Maya several times, but oddly enough, we've never been to Grand Cayman. Somehow, we always had "special" Westerns that missed it.
So I can help out with Coz and CM questions, but will have plenty of my own about GC.
 
Hi Everybody!

Just a quick drive-by posting. Hope everyone is doing well!

We have a busy summer planned, then we're really looking forward to doing some research and planning for the cruise. This will be our first Western Itinerary, so we're looking forward to hearing what everyone else did in the ports on past cruises, what excursions you loved or didn't like.

Take care!!!

We've been to Cozumel and Costa Maya several times, but oddly enough, we've never been to Grand Cayman. Somehow, we always had "special" Westerns that missed it.
So I can help out with Coz and CM questions, but will have plenty of my own about GC.

Our first Western too.....so looking for as much help as possible :)

Stace.....can you tell us what you have really enjoyed doing in those 2 ports?
 
Kevin said he might actually be interested in the Stingray "thingy"

:woohoo:
 
1 year and 10 days and counting


http://youtu.be/WwGl6MYoieg

Very cool video Monica. Thanks for sharing!

We've been to Cozumel and Costa Maya several times, but oddly enough, we've never been to Grand Cayman. Somehow, we always had "special" Westerns that missed it.
So I can help out with Coz and CM questions, but will have plenty of my own about GC.

Stace, what are your thoughts on the port times? I'm hoping they extend them a little bit. I know Laurie said the same thing as me, that it's a little disappointing when looking into doing a private excursion and finding the port times pretty limiting. Unless they change things, I guess we'd porbably look at DCL's excursions.

Kevin said he might actually be interested in the Stingray "thingy"

:woohoo:

I think that's a must do for the kids. Who am I kidding, i want to do that!;)
 
In all of my Westerns, I've always missed out on Stingray City in Grand Cayman. I want to do it, just because I've been denied every other time. But I've had so many other opportunities to swim with and feed stingrays, that I'm not sure I want to or need to go to Stingray City anymore.
 
1st time visiting GC, we ended up tendering from the other side due to rough seas so all excursions were cancelled. Last time we were at GC, we did an excursion to Rum Point Beach that included the Sting Ray City. We watched our boat leave for SRC while we were eating our lunch. Food took FOREVER to get there...............:sad2: so we've never made it there either.
 
1st time visiting GC, we ended up tendering from the other side due to rough seas so all excursions were cancelled. Last time we were at GC, we did an excursion to Rum Point Beach that included the Sting Ray City. We watched our boat leave for SRC while we were eating our lunch. Food took FOREVER to get there...............:sad2: so we've never made it there either.

Well that sucks! Were you able to get a partial refund?
 
No Debi, it was our fault. We should have eaten earlier:rolleyes1 So we just enjoyed the rest of the day at the beach:)
 




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