lbcrosby
Mouseketeer
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- Oct 17, 2005
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Sorry to see you go Kborn but I agree with you that seven days on a ship is definitely a lot better than four. This will be our fourth cruise (on different ships) and I have to admit the seven days is definitely a lot more fun because you have more time to relax. The only reason we are doing the four days is we combined it with WDW as we promised to take our DS there. The parks are for him the cruise is for us. If my DH likes this we may book a 7 day when we are on board.
Welcome, KAPTink our DS who is also 8 will be excited that your DS will be along as well.
We would have had our son out of school for 8 days as well but we picked this specific week as his school has Thursday and Friday before the cruise off for teacher conferences and then the Monday during the cruise for I think Colombus Day but it isn't called that. So, only five days he will be off. We convinced ourselves that it saved us a lot of money to go in October versus during a break and they are only kids once. Also, how many people remember what they learned in third grade when they are adults but they will always remember Walt Disney World!!
In answer to where we are with planning . . . I have booked everything and I am now into second guessing mode. We have reserved all the ADRs at WDW for the character meals, bought the tickets for Cirque and MNSSHP, set up the Sea World package for after the trip, rental car, hotel in Nassau, excursions for everywhere and bought the material to make a fish extender. Wow, there is sure a lot of things to do. This board was sure a lifesaver. The sad part is as soon as we get there it will be over in no time. I guess I will have to book another cruise when this is over and look forward to that one.
Welcome, KAPTink our DS who is also 8 will be excited that your DS will be along as well.
We would have had our son out of school for 8 days as well but we picked this specific week as his school has Thursday and Friday before the cruise off for teacher conferences and then the Monday during the cruise for I think Colombus Day but it isn't called that. So, only five days he will be off. We convinced ourselves that it saved us a lot of money to go in October versus during a break and they are only kids once. Also, how many people remember what they learned in third grade when they are adults but they will always remember Walt Disney World!!

In answer to where we are with planning . . . I have booked everything and I am now into second guessing mode. We have reserved all the ADRs at WDW for the character meals, bought the tickets for Cirque and MNSSHP, set up the Sea World package for after the trip, rental car, hotel in Nassau, excursions for everywhere and bought the material to make a fish extender. Wow, there is sure a lot of things to do. This board was sure a lifesaver. The sad part is as soon as we get there it will be over in no time. I guess I will have to book another cruise when this is over and look forward to that one.
