Makin' Whoopie

[mostyn17]

it aint how deep you fish
Its how you wiggle your worm..

 

[pls5286]

Why should the kids have ALL the fun?

 

[dizzi]

Nothing better than DCL Whoopie!

OH YES there is...........

FREE drunk WHOOPI!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For those of you who are part of the DVC, THEY have a party with FREE liqour I THINK IT LASTED AN HOUR... I had 4 large drinks...

Only time i was drunk on the whoe cruise!

Thanks DVC!!

 

[PigletsPal2]

King Buzz and I are very careful about locking doors since we had the conductor burst in on us on a Madrid to Paris train trip - "Passaportes? Oh! Perdonnez-moi!" We laughed so hard neither of us was any good for the rest of the night. Not sure it'll be an issue on this trip (Jan 11 4-day Wonder) as we're now both OLD!

Queen Colleen

 

[Im_A_Princess]

To rock the boat, don't rock the boat baby
Rock the boat, don't tip the boat over
Rock the boat, don't rock the boat baby
Rock the boat

http://www.geocities.com/bjaes.geo/lyrics/rockboat.htm

 

[Im_A_Princess]

OH YES there is...........

FREE drunk WHOOPI!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For those of you who are part of the DVC, THEY have a party with FREE liqour I THINK IT LASTED AN HOUR... I had 4 large drinks...

Only time i was drunk on the whoe cruise!

Thanks DVC!!

WHEN????
Count me in!

 

[dizzi]

WHEN????
Count me in!

watch in your navigator, it was a get together in one of the bars for dvc members........oh yeah

and they had free drinks i believe it was only 2 you could choose from but it was good ones!

 

[michellem1118]

watch in your navigator, it was a get together in one of the bars for dvc members........oh yeah

and they had free drinks i believe it was only 2 you could choose from but it was good ones!

When did you last sail? On the Wonder at the beginning of the week, the DVC member get together only served tea & coffee, and had a plate of cookies as well.

 

[dizzi]

We sailed in June....Mexican Riviera Cruise.

One of the Highlights of the cruise!

 

[Octoberbride03]

it aint how deep you fish
Its how you wiggle your worm..

OMG that's hysterical. I have never heard this one b4.

 

[Octoberbride03]

sounds like a frat house!!! LOL!!!

You can hang a sign....if this ships a rockin...don't come a knockin!!!!
and remember....it's not the size of the wave but the motion of the ocean...

Ok..enough...I am done (sorry could not help myself).

I'm a fan of Jeff Foxworthy myself MJ.. Just substitute ship for wave up above. And the finish to that 1 is Yeah, but it takes a long time to get to England in a rowboat

 

[disdel]

and if you're so inclined, there's the Exotic Rasul. This way, just a "Mommy and Daddy are going for a spa treatment ", and not a kiddie in sight!

 

[Finally08]

and if you're so inclined, there's the Exotic Rasul. This way, just a "Mommy and Daddy are going for a spa treatment ", and not a kiddie in sight!

You know the other day I was showing my mom the list of things we could book on the cruise. When we got to the spa treatments, she said "wait, who's Rasul?"

Ok, so what really is an exotic rasul?

 

[Empress Room]

Be forewarned: adjoining cabins are much less "soundproof" than other cabins, especially if one room has its door opened even if yours is closed.

You can routinely hear conversations coming from the adjoining cabin...

 

[sunshine1259]

Be forewarned: adjoining cabins are much less "soundproof" than other cabins, especially if one room has its door opened even if yours is closed.

You can routinely hear conversations coming from the adjoining cabin...

Are you talking about adjoining or connecting rooms. Adjoining rooms are just side by side with no interior door. Connecting rooms have interior doors which connect the 2 rooms together. These are the ones that are less soundproof, not the adjoining rooms.

 

[rkandmjsmommy]

SO glad someone asked this question before me...

You and E have a lot of catching up to do

 

[Empress Room]

Are you talking about adjoining or connecting rooms. Adjoining rooms are just side by side with no interior door. Connecting rooms have interior doors which connect the 2 rooms together. These are the ones that are less soundproof, not the adjoining rooms.

"Adjoining" or "connecting" is a matter of semantics, I suppose. Just about all cabins are "adjoining" since just about all cabins have other cabins on either or both sides of them. To be clearer, I am specifically talking about two cabins, side-by-side, that have the interior door between them that can open up to create "one" larger cabin that I reference in my original response. They clearly "connect" and "adjoin."

Our experience has been that these "internally connecting or adjoining" cabins are less soundproof, particularly when one cabin has opened its internal door.

I hope that makes it more clear.

 

[sunshine1259]

"Adjoining" or "connecting" is a matter of semantics, I suppose. Just about all cabins are "adjoining" since just about all cabins have other cabins on either or both sides of them. To be clearer, I am specifically talking about two cabins, side-by-side, that have the interior door between them that can open up to create "one" larger cabin that I reference in my original response. They clearly "connect" and "adjoin."

Our experience has been that these "internally connecting or adjoining" cabins are less soundproof, particularly when one cabin has opened its internal door.

I hope that makes it more clear.

That is basically what I said. However, all rooms are not connected. There are rooms that are across from each other. So, for clarification, most people use the term connecting rooms to indicate that they wish to have a room with the interior doors to make a bigger room rather than simple adjoining rooms. On the cruise I am taking next year, I had the option of having simply adjoining rooms with friends who are going or connecting rooms. I chose simple adjoining rooms.

But your point is taken.

 

[mmouse37]

"Adjoining" or "connecting" is a matter of semantics, I suppose. Just about all cabins are "adjoining" since just about all cabins have other cabins on either or both sides of them. To be clearer, I am specifically talking about two cabins, side-by-side, that have the interior door between them that can open up to create "one" larger cabin that I reference in my original response. They clearly "connect" and "adjoin."

Our experience has been that these "internally connecting or adjoining" cabins are less soundproof, particularly when one cabin has opened its internal door.

I hope that makes it more clear.

Not really semantics as they are different in DCL's eyes. When making your reservations you must specify to DCL if you want CONNECTING CABINS for cabins with the interior door between them or ADJOINING CABINS if you just want them next to each other......so there is a difference but I also see what you were saying.

 

[dianna-tn]

This is thread is just what I needed at the end of a very long and crazy day.
I'm glad someone started this thread, because I had a question similar to the original question. I have booked connecting cabins for our next cruise in June of 2009. We will be celebrating my daugther's graduation from high school and our anniversary will be on that Sunday. Does anyone out there have a picture of a category 10 inside stateroom that has the connecting doors. We had been on 3 disney cruise and have stayed in category 10 inside stateroom but they were not connecting. I would like to have an idea of what this actually looks like. Oh, thanks so much for the FYI on the hearing between the connecting cabin. This could be interesting. I could use it to gather info of what actually is going on in the other room or I could get busted from the noise from our room. hint hint.
Thanks
Dianna