Hi
We also just returned from the Magic 11/1 cruise.
We were in 2105. I believe we were under the Promanade Louge. In the middle of the night they were rolling something back and forth. It was kinda loud. So beware of this room. We were inside delux stateroom catagory 10 I believe.
This is our third cruise and we had late seating. It was too late for us so we didnt attend dinners. After a couple of days, the head waiter called to see why we didnt come. We explained why and they were nice enough to accomodate us to the early seating. By that time we had dined at Topsiders during dinner and met Sylvanna from Brazil. She was the sweetest thing and we couldnt leave her, so we just stayed with Topsiders for casual dining. It was a nice change to not have your dinners dictated by a certain time.
We didnt venture to far at St. Martin. We just played by the beach when you get off the tender.
St. Thomas was a blast. We had planned to take a taxi on our own to St. John, but by the time we calculated what it really cost we realized we didnt bring enough money. It would cost us 40.00 a person. We figured by the time we got there, there wouldnt be much time to play around so we figure maybe we'll use our DVC points to go to the Westin St. John in the future. We ended up going to Coki beach again. It was fine though because it is just a beautiful place to be.
My kids had a blast at the Oceaneer Lab. This was the first time my oldest was able to check himself in or out. He had a great time and met many new friends that he is emailing now.
We usually go in February and are very spoiled with an empty boat. This time was a little hard for us since the boat was at its capacity. I knew we were in trouble when we got to port and they said "no upgrades". We stayed on deck 4 and sat in the lounge chairs there. It was quiet and peaceful. I was able to read and take a nice nap.
All in all we had a great time. Our fellow cruisers were great and everyone was nice. Oh, by the way. Beware of the laundry facilities. There were a few arguments over the washer and dryers. I am glad DCL has the laundry facilities (I love coming home with clean cloths), but I wish they would have added more washers and dryers so everyone wouldnt have to fight over them
Deb
We also just returned from the Magic 11/1 cruise.
We were in 2105. I believe we were under the Promanade Louge. In the middle of the night they were rolling something back and forth. It was kinda loud. So beware of this room. We were inside delux stateroom catagory 10 I believe.
This is our third cruise and we had late seating. It was too late for us so we didnt attend dinners. After a couple of days, the head waiter called to see why we didnt come. We explained why and they were nice enough to accomodate us to the early seating. By that time we had dined at Topsiders during dinner and met Sylvanna from Brazil. She was the sweetest thing and we couldnt leave her, so we just stayed with Topsiders for casual dining. It was a nice change to not have your dinners dictated by a certain time.
We didnt venture to far at St. Martin. We just played by the beach when you get off the tender.
St. Thomas was a blast. We had planned to take a taxi on our own to St. John, but by the time we calculated what it really cost we realized we didnt bring enough money. It would cost us 40.00 a person. We figured by the time we got there, there wouldnt be much time to play around so we figure maybe we'll use our DVC points to go to the Westin St. John in the future. We ended up going to Coki beach again. It was fine though because it is just a beautiful place to be.
My kids had a blast at the Oceaneer Lab. This was the first time my oldest was able to check himself in or out. He had a great time and met many new friends that he is emailing now.
We usually go in February and are very spoiled with an empty boat. This time was a little hard for us since the boat was at its capacity. I knew we were in trouble when we got to port and they said "no upgrades". We stayed on deck 4 and sat in the lounge chairs there. It was quiet and peaceful. I was able to read and take a nice nap.
All in all we had a great time. Our fellow cruisers were great and everyone was nice. Oh, by the way. Beware of the laundry facilities. There were a few arguments over the washer and dryers. I am glad DCL has the laundry facilities (I love coming home with clean cloths), but I wish they would have added more washers and dryers so everyone wouldnt have to fight over them

Deb