Oh my!!! Richard is going to LOVE that!!!
It is fab.....Pussers dark rum, Pineapple Juice, Orange juice, Coconut Milk & nutmeg.
Here is the little Pussers pub that Lee & I went to on Tortola.
http://www.pussers.com/t-road-town-pub.aspx
Richard will be in heaven... 
Oh, I just want to nibble on those little fingers and pinch those rosy cheeks! There's nothing in the world like a baby to holdBit blurry but... Me and Elf Teddy on Xmas Eve...
. (Jessica will probably read this later...I can already picture her rolling her eyes 
)
Ok....an explanation of The Champagne Girls
This was dreamt up by by a dear friend, Deb, EllaEnchantedon here, and I, before the first Panama canal crossing, way back.... We were chatting on here one day and the upshot was we decided it would be great fun to get together Ll the girls, drink champagne, wearing tiaras and pink boas...... And generally have fun.
So, all being well, I'll be happy to take this on if we do go ahead, all ably abetted by my glamorous assistant, Miss Custard Tart.
I'm hoping to persuade Deb to come aboard too...
Champagne Girls Forever!
How did you get there....taxi or by foot? (and how far away from the port is it?) We did an organized tour but are looking for something different this time.It is fab.....Pussers dark rum, Pineapple Juice, Orange juice, Coconut Milk & nutmeg.
Here is the little Pussers pub that Lee & I went to on Tortola.
http://www.pussers.com/t-road-town-pub.aspx
Hi Sue!
We had an inside on our previous transatlantic and while of course I would prefer a balcony if money wasn't an issue, it worked really well for us. We spent very little time in the cabin and there was plenty of room for us two anyway. It meant we slept longer as we had no natural light I think, but we did love our aft inside cabin on the 6th deck and will be looking to have it again I think
Hope that helps!
Yay! More 2010 peeps!
Thank you thats a great philosophy and great help
I won't answer the inside cabin part as i've told you how much I love it already.
You can choose early or late dining when you make the reservation
Thank you honey, I know your thoughts on inside, its good to see so many others agree with you as well. Thanks for the info on the dinner as well, do you prefer early or late??
It was just my husband and me on the EBTA 2010; we had an inside cabin on Deck 6 and were perfectly happy. On the 2011 WBTA, we shared a cabin with our adult daughter, so we booked a GTY veranda for the extra space (and because we just love the ocean view) and received a slightly larger family room Deck 8 aft. But for just the two of us, we wouldn't mind if we were inside again.
My mother and niece accompanied us on the WB and had a single-porthole cabin, with which they were completely satisfied. Now, they have informed me (as has my daughter) that they would love to go on the next one, too, so I'll be booking for five again.
Now, that's an interesting thought....hmmmm.
One thing about the UK assault on the boards...one learns a foreign language!OK, in OUR "English", what is a spanner???
Many thanks to you, thats a big help thank you
Thank you very much, great info, I quite like the idea of late dining
Hi Sue!
We had an inside on our previous transatlantic and while of course I would prefer a balcony if money wasn't an issue, it worked really well for us. We spent very little time in the cabin and there was plenty of room for us two anyway. It meant we slept longer as we had no natural light I think, but we did love our aft inside cabin on the 6th deck and will be looking to have it again I think
Hope that helps!
Yay! More 2010 peeps!
Thank you thats a great philosophy and great help
I won't answer the inside cabin part as i've told you how much I love it already.
You can choose early or late dining when you make the reservation
Thank you honey, I know your thoughts on inside, its good to see so many others agree with you as well. Thanks for the info on the dinner as well, do you prefer early or late??
It was just my husband and me on the EBTA 2010; we had an inside cabin on Deck 6 and were perfectly happy. On the 2011 WBTA, we shared a cabin with our adult daughter, so we booked a GTY veranda for the extra space (and because we just love the ocean view) and received a slightly larger family room Deck 8 aft. But for just the two of us, we wouldn't mind if we were inside again.
My mother and niece accompanied us on the WB and had a single-porthole cabin, with which they were completely satisfied. Now, they have informed me (as has my daughter) that they would love to go on the next one, too, so I'll be booking for five again
Now, that's an interesting thought....hmmmm.
One thing about the UK assault on the boards...one learns a foreign language!
Many thanks to you, thats a big help thank you
Thank you very much, great info, I quite like the idea of late dining
I must admit though it was so hot on the day we were there that we had to stop half way in the Columbian Emeralds shop to get some air con. 
Which turned into my DH buying me a Diamond & Ruby ring for our 10th Wedding Anniversary, we were belatedly celebrating onboard. 
Thank you honey, I know your thoughts on inside, its good to see so many others agree with you as well. Thanks for the info on the dinner as well, do you prefer early or late??
That thought had occured to me also, might have to see what deals virgin offer again for it at least airfare was included in that.
Maybe dcl have worked it that way to fill more cabins this time
I had a teramundi pot that I saved £1 coins in, I hadn't filled it fully but opened it as it was part of my spending money for the WBTA. I had around £600 in it.
I hope so too, if it's not announced by the end of Feb I will be climbing the walls.
Will dig out the pics tomorrow & send them to you.
I was wondering that too when I just read Sandy's post, I recall seeing the door magnets with Sandy & Tom on.
It is fab.....Pussers dark rum, Pineapple Juice, Orange juice, Coconut Milk & nutmeg.
Here is the little Pussers pub that Lee & I went to on Tortola.
http://www.pussers.com/t-road-town-pub.aspx
I think I had about 6 at the soggy dollar bar Ok....an explanation of The Champagne Girls
This was dreamt up by by a dear friend, Deb, EllaEnchantedon here, and I, before the first Panama canal crossing, way back.... We were chatting on here one day and the upshot was we decided it would be great fun to get together Ll the girls, drink champagne, wearing tiaras and pink boas...... And generally have fun.
So, all being well, I'll be happy to take this on if we do go ahead, all ably abetted by my glamorous assistant, Miss Custard Tart.
I'm hoping to persuade Deb to come aboard too...
Champagne Girls Forever!
Nicely done, Clever Claire!!!We walked, it's 10-15 mins at most.
Oooh actually... Might be a good shopping opportunity (shopportunity!!!??) for my DH to buy me a belated 30th Wedding Anniversary trinket... I love late dining. It just feels more civilised somehow...Definitely late!!!! If you do early then you are rushing back to your room early to get ready for dinner, whereas it was a nice time to be up on deck having a drink then getting ready & seeing the show before dinner.
[/QUOTE]QUOTE=sinnika;43625346]OK, I can't resist! Count me in for another WBTA! Hello to all of my 2011 WBTA travelersTraveling will be me, Taina (sinnika) and possibly my sister. DH will need to hold down the fort since DS will be in high school. We are also hoping to do a family med cruise in June if the dates work out!
It would be so nice to see everyone again, I would love it if my DD could go, but we will see, it is a long time off. I am going to see Josh Feb. 7-10 I will be there. Can't wait to see him in action in Animal Kingdom 
. Don't forget to go to the group on fb too. Would love to see you .
Our terramundi pots are for the drinks bill
I thought Marilyn "Granmaz" was the founding member of the Champagne Girls from her signature on posts on last year's WBTA thread??
