On a sad note. The port adventure. To the Lasseter Family Winery has been canceled for lack of sign up. When I booked the cruise this outing was sold out. There is something wrong with this booking system.
Maybe a 10% non refundable policy would add stability the the pricier port adventures.
Wow that's a pity. I might have considered signing up if it had not been sold out when we booked the cruise, it got such rave reviews from the previous Pixar cruisers.On a sad note. The port adventure. To the Lasseter Family Winery has been canceled for lack of sign up. When I booked the cruise this outing was sold out. There is something wrong with this booking system.
Maybe a 10% non refundable policy would add stability the the pricier port adventures.
You must have gotten one that some just cancelled, that's great! We're still on the hunt for a Palo brunch, really hoping there'll still be some spots left when we get on the ship!(We booked late, about 60 days from sailing, so Palo brunches were gone by then, and we got a late check in time.)
The second was always book a cruise with a stop in you home town. Because we live in San Diego, we staged a car in a parking lot on Navy property right across the street from the cruise terminal. We were able to off-load the majority of our luggage and clothing that Friday. This made it so much easier to get off the ship Sunday in LA as all we had were our small roller bags and backpacks. We were off the ship as soon as it was cleared and we were through Customs and in our car headed home in less the 20 minutes...
I'm curious...DCL allowed you to take your suitcases and stuff off the ship when we were in San Diego? I would have thought that nothing could leave the ship that didn't go through customs.
Because we had not been to Ensenada before going to San Diego, they let us off the ship with suitcases. No customs since we hadn't left the country yet.They did ask us to have Guest Services confirm that it was okay.