This was a great cruise...our first ever...and what a great group of folks to meet!

We were one of those families that went to some of the DIS meets, but it was really nice walking around and seeing a familiar face from the DIS boards.
About Grand Cayman...ditto to what has been posted...it is still wiped out, but once it gets back on it't feet I'm sure it'll be as beautiful as ever. In Georgetown, like Lampskies mentioned, nothing but shopping with a ton of high priced items. So, if you are going soon...or even in the next several months...go on an excursion or see a little of the remains and head back to a very quiet ship like our family did.
Cozumel...we did the Tulum Ruins excursion to the mainland and it was great! We had a couple of knowledgable guides and learned lots. (I took tons of photos here.) WARNING!!! If you are the least likely to get motion/sea sick...take dramamine for the ferry ride...even folks who normally had no problem were complaining of the ride.
Castaway Cay...a pure slice of

!! The adult beach is really peaceful and quiet! DH and I enjoyed walking along the beach together on the first day. Day 2 we did the family beach and still had a great time.
Onboard...lots to do or lots of nothing to do. DH, Eric's plan prior to sailing was to be the dad in the commercials...ZZZZZZZ...well, he tried a lounge chair on each deck and can happily report they all are suitable for a good snooze.

DS who's 12 enjoyed exploring the decks on his own late at night and yes, I felt comfortable allowing him to do so...I felt he was in good (safe) hands. The day DH and I were at our DIS Palo Brunch, DS went to Lumiere's and had lunch on his own.

The shows were fabulous! I can't pick a favorite...Hercules was a hoot and Disney Dreams brought tears to my eyes.

Of course, that was after DH surprised me by becoming a DVC member onboard. I've been trying to get him to do that for the last 2 years.
We missed the 80s night party, but made it for the 70s bash...silver7's DH made a great construction worker as part of the "Village People".
And to Melody, our Turkey Day Gang member in spirit, what an exciting time for you and EB...I remember the first time I heard DS's heartbeat...wow! I hope you will keep us informed of the progress and wish you the best as you take this journey called parenthood.
Well, I'm off to start some Christmas cards...
Laura ºoº