Just off the 7 Night Mediterranean, Any Questions?

[m3owbox]

Sorry everyone. I'm new to posting pictures here. Here is a Navigator from our sea day. They no longer were giving out any four page Navigators. Only the one sheet. Will post some more later. I need to take pictures of the rest of them.

 

[brewcrew]

Alright, weird question but did the water hit your window? Or were you still above it quite aways?

 

[m3owbox]

Alright, weird question but did the water hit your window? Or were you still above it quite aways?

It only hit the windows in the middle of the night. And that was a few hours before we were supposed to go to Villefranche. Which we couldn't because the tender boats couldn't come. It was very rough that night.

 

[disneyholic family]

It only hit the windows in the middle of the night. And that was a few hours before we were supposed to go to Villefranche. Which we couldn't because the tender boats couldn't come. It was very rough that night.

you didn't get to go into villefranche at all?

 

[m3owbox]

you didn't get to go into villefranche at all?

No. The seas were too rough so it was too dangerous to use the tender boats. They made that day a surprise sea day and then took us to Marseilles the next day.

 

[disneyholic family]

No. The seas were too rough so it was too dangerous to use the tender boats. They made that day a surprise sea day and then took us to Marseilles the next day.

how did you like marseilles?

 

[m3owbox]

how did you like marseilles?

It was beautiful! I would be happy to go back again. They had worked hard to give us some excursions we could have taken but we didn't try any. Wish we would have though!

 

[oufpat]

So happy to find this thread, this will be our first Disney Cruise and first time to Europe next September. Just wondering about purchasing food/souvenirs when in port. Did you bring Euros with you, can you exchange for current currency on ship, or can you charge everything ? As an inexperienced foreign traveler, I'm looking for the most cost-efficient, safest way to make purchases. Thank You

 

[m3owbox]

So happy to find this thread, this will be our first Disney Cruise and first time to Europe next September. Just wondering about purchasing food/souvenirs when in port. Did you bring Euros with you, can you exchange for current currency on ship, or can you charge everything ? As an inexperienced foreign traveler, I'm looking for the most cost-efficient, safest way to make purchases. Thank You

We just moved to Europe from the US. We took some cash out at an ATM by our house before traveling. You can charge in most places. That's what we usually do, just charge everything. But you will typically need a credit card with a chip. Some places wont take your card if it doesn't have a chip. The exchange rates through my credit card company are better than the ones on the ship though so you could look that up before going.

 

[delly981]

We were on this cruise as well, it was our best holiday, we booked a placeholder for 2018, we have already got hols booked for 2017 or would have booked for then. We were lucky enough to get room 7620 which has a part obstruction verandah which isn't very noticeable. We went on 3 disney excursions; Sorrento and Pompei, Florence on your own and A Taste of Rome.

 

[m3owbox]

We were on this cruise as well, it was our best holiday, we booked a placeholder for 2018, we have already got hols booked for 2017 or would have booked for then. We were lucky enough to get room 7620 which has a part obstruction verandah which isn't very noticeable. We went on 3 disney excursions; Sorrento and Pompei, Florence on your own and A Taste of Rome.

What is HOLS?

 

[michellekcm]

What is HOLS?

I'm guessing delly981 is British. Hols is generally short for holidays - or vacations. In Australia we use holidays instead of vacation, but generally don't tend to use hols as a short form. That tends to be a UK thing.

 

[m3owbox]

I'm guessing delly981 is British. Hols is generally short for holidays - or vacations. In Australia we use holidays instead of vacation, but generally don't tend to use hols as a short form. That tends to be a UK thing.

Oh I was thinking it was like a cruise line I never heard of or something haha!

 

[delly981]

What is HOLS?

Yes it's short for holidays lol and yes I'm British!
We already had booked Florida for next June x

 

[jumbolino]

Just got off of the Magic on the 17th. This was probably the best vacation I've ever been on! Any one have any questions?

Was on the same trip 2 weeks before - liked it very much

 

[m3owbox]

Hey everyone I just started my trip report. http://www.disboards.com/threads/first-trip-to-the-med.3550197/