CrusinLattas
Renee - always planning the next Disney trip!
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Our Christmas tradition has been Disney since my children were old enough to know it is Christmas. We always do stockings at Disney - either WDW or Cruise depending on where we are - we usually go for two weeks and do both parks and cruise. My kids think this is normal. When we get home Santa has left a few things at the house, but they do get to see him either on Christmas Eve at the resorts or Christmas Day on the ship - so I think it is easier to keep Santa alive at Disney than if things just appear overnight at the house.
When the lines to Santa were extremely long on the ship, they usually have characters and the cruise director interacting with the line - so it does not SEEM extremely long.
We usually have received something for Christmas from DCL - always the lithogram, but other years we got a bag of games and toys with a letter from the club, or Pixar calanders, it varies every year - I'm not sure if everyone with kids got the bag of stuff from the club that year - at the time I thought everyone did, but it was during the Year of a Million Dreams and it might have been tied into that with the certificate that came with it.
Welcome new cruisers! My 4 & 6 yr old are excited more little guys will be joining us!
I have to remember to get on here more often...
...you all are excellent at posting and when I go a few days it takes me hours to catch up!
I really am looking forward to Christmas and the long cruise with you all! I don't know if anyone else listens to the Passporter Podcast, but there was one a few weeks ago about longer cruises that I really enjoyed. You can find it on itunes and it is free.
When the lines to Santa were extremely long on the ship, they usually have characters and the cruise director interacting with the line - so it does not SEEM extremely long.
We usually have received something for Christmas from DCL - always the lithogram, but other years we got a bag of games and toys with a letter from the club, or Pixar calanders, it varies every year - I'm not sure if everyone with kids got the bag of stuff from the club that year - at the time I thought everyone did, but it was during the Year of a Million Dreams and it might have been tied into that with the certificate that came with it.
Welcome new cruisers! My 4 & 6 yr old are excited more little guys will be joining us!
I have to remember to get on here more often...
...you all are excellent at posting and when I go a few days it takes me hours to catch up!I really am looking forward to Christmas and the long cruise with you all! I don't know if anyone else listens to the Passporter Podcast, but there was one a few weeks ago about longer cruises that I really enjoyed. You can find it on itunes and it is free.
to all the new folks! 
The deadline is Nov 1st and as a group we decided anything over 50 cabins we would discuss splitting.
note we are going to 
...all Christmas Cruise all the time 




I think they will.
Only way more fun! 



I was just trying to book excursions and Palo and register the kids for the club....I hate that because we have two rooms we have two registrations...going back and forth was so confusing
and in the process I realized they have the wrong birth date for one of my kids. Couldn't figure out how to change that. I have two questions....I didn't see where I could register my 15 year old..do we register teens? Also do they ever open more availability on the excursions? My husband only wanted to do the Sea Trek (I think that's what it's called) and it's not available...I shouldn't have waited but he was out of town all week and I wanted to do it together....Lesson learned...Sorry for the complaining and thanks for listening....


