My Cruise

[lzj21428]

We are cruising on the 4/13/03 Wonder and it looks like we will be all alone!!! Maybe they will upgrade us to the Walt Disney or Roy Disney Suite. LOL!!!

Is april a good time to cruise? I also noted that another thread was for a cruise in April and he/she had gotten any response either. Oh well, more room in the pool for my kids.

Seriously, hope someone from this board is going on our cruise, would love to meet other Dis board members.

Nina

 

[Ashley24]

We are going on the Magic April 19th which is Easter week and I suppose will be very packed. We went on the Wonder in April last year and had a lot of fun. Weather was perfect!
Ann

 

[prymsu]

i think i have read somewhere that Easter week is one of the most packed cruise dates, especially if your school has a spring break around it.

 

[atigeg]

We're cruising Easter weekend on the Wonder, starting that Thurs. We have made a Disney cruise a tradition for Easter and Thanksgiving (we'd be on board for Christmas too but my brother and his family insist that we spend at least one holiday at home with them!).
Barb
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[saturday97]

We're cruising April 26, and hoping that the Easter/Spring Break crowds will have died down a bit (we're doing WDW the week after that). We thought there would be good weather at that time, not too hot yet, but warm enough to swim.

 

[animegirllover]

We're cruising on December 30, 2002 & it looks like there's going to be crowded!

 

[Ashley24]

When I was on the Wonder during Easter vacation time it was a full ship but I never felt like it was crowded. It was amazing how that happens! Now I don't worry about the crowds but just go when I can get the time off work and the kids off school. Because I'm a teacher, it has to be when the schools are on vacation. I don't mind the crowds but I hate the prices!
Ann

 

[DisneyKids]

One of the best things about a cruise is that it only holds a certain number of people. And, everything is designed to handle that many people (restaurants, shows, etc.). So, you may have a full ship but you'll never get "over full" like can sometimes happen at WDW or other places. Both of our cruises were full and never felt that bad at all.