Questions

[buzz&woody'smom]

1. How long does dinner take each night? We have the early sitting and what time do the shows start?

2. I received my travel doc's do I need to complete anything before hand?

3. It sounds as if on the 4 day and if we won't be going to Palo's men can weatr khacki's and a collared shirt and women dress accordingly. Is this correct or do the men need a jacket? Not tp start another "flaming" htread but can't the baby wear nice dressy shorts sets since he will be there a little while. I am talking the boutique type of sets you have pictures made in not a pair of shorts and t-shirt? I bought my 4 year old long pants, khacki and navy and polo shirts? What about shoes?

4. Where do I go to make Flounders reservations and when? I was considering 7:00 pm-10:00 pm 3 of the 4 nights so we can see the shows? I am not sure if my DS who will be just turning 17 months will make it thru dinner so maybe taking him down before our early seating? Any ideas? Will they put him in a crib if he falls asleep?

5. I purchased one of those noise maker clocks from Wal-mart and took it back it drove me crazy. Anyone know of a better brand? The one I purchased was cheap $12 and did ocean, rain and nature sounds. It sounded like a hurricane attacking a cricket?

6. Nassau-I have a DS 4.5, DS 17 months, mother in a wheel chair any ideas for an excursion?

Thanks-
Tiffiny

Thanks so much!

Tiffiny

 

[Michelle]

1. Dinner lasts 60-90 minutes, but at first seating it tends to go quicker. They need to get folks fed and out before second seating, plus the kids generally don't like to linger. Your show will be at 8:00 if you have early seating.

2. Yes, complete EVERYTHING before getting to the port, it will save you lots of time.

3. Although jackets are "requested" the night you eat in Triton's and if you eat at Palo, they are not required. The baby most DEFINITELY can wear cute short sets.

4. You make your Flounder's reservations at Flounder's and your Personal Navigator will tell you when they start taking reservations. I believe they will put him in a crib to sleep.

5. Can't help you with that one! I have a clock that wakes me to different sounds but it wasn't cheap.

6. Hmmm, are you beach people? The Blue Lagoon Beach Day might be fun. I would AVOID the tours of Atlantis as they require LOTS of walking and STAIRS that would make it impossible for folks in wheelchairs and a pain for those with strollers.

Hope that helps!