What made you decide to cruise on DCL for the first time?
Question of the week:
What made you decide to cruise on DCL for the first time?
we have 19 state rooms so far, 12 girls, 10 boys not including evan with evan it is 11 and 35 adults. about a week or two before the cruise i am gonna email the list and the map to everyone.
if yall want to we can. If you want me to email you the list so far just PM me your email address. You are very welcome
DH and I got married when I was 18 and he was 21 and, due to the fact that he was in the Army and was transferring from Fort Bragg to Fort McPhearson (NC to GA), we had a bit of a shotgun wedding (and, no, I wasn't pregnant, despite the fact that a lot of people thought so at the time). Well, our shotgun wedding resulted in no honeymoon, so for our first anniversary we went to Disney World to celebrate. We went to Disney on the super, super cheap, stayed off-site, and shopped at the outlet malls for our souvenirs. Fast forward 9 years, and we are coming up on our 10th anniversary (and we have a 3 year old daughter). We hadn't been back to Disney since our first anniversary, and I really wanted to go there and celebrate our 10th anniversary, so we decided we were going to splurge and stay on-site. Well, when I started looking at options, I saw a choice for a land/sea package, which sounded like an even better way to celebrate our anniversary, so we booked it. Now, 4 years later, we are DVC members, have Gold Castaway Cay status, and can't imagine not going to Disney for every vacation. We absolutely love Disney, and are so grateful that we can make such amazing family memories there.![]()
Oooh, that's actually a good idea! I forgot that there's no life jackets anymore! If we all went straight to the meet, just got to introduce ourselves and then we can all head up to the sailaway!While it might make more sense to meet beforehand, I will tell you, though, that the process of getting on the ship for the Dream seemed a lot more hectic than the Magic or Wonder (perhaps because there are so many more people?). We got to the terminal at 10, and I think we had boarding number 13, and didn't end up boarding the ship until after 1. And, of course, by that time we were starving, so we had to hit the buffet first thing. So, for those who are arriving to the terminal later, they probably won't get on the ship until 2 or 3 (or later), which is going to affect our meet. I just don't want anyone to be left out due to not being able to get on the ship early enough. Maybe if we met right after the drill (especially since we don't have life jackets to ditch), there would still be ample time to get to the sailaway party?
Hello Everyone, I have heard that everyone will be assigned a time to enter the port and that it will be strictly enforced, I guess we will have to wait and see if DCL will actually implement the change. I think we have the 11:00am boarding which was the first time that was available. I will be there on time with bells and whistles on. I am never on time for anything, but I bet I will be on time to get on the ship. As far as Nassau goes, we never do anything when we go. I am considering this time to do a day pass at the Sheraton or the Hilton not sure yet. If we dont do the day passes Evan and I will get off just to take a couple of pics and then we will be back on the ship. What hotel is everyone staying at before the cruise?
How did you get your assigned time? I have started online check-in but am waiting on an updated credit card to come with a new expiration date. Once I get it, does it then let me pick an arrival time? We are staying at All-Star Sports the night before, and I want to get on the ship as early as I can. If they would let me on at 7am, you can bet I would have the kids there.
We are just planning on doing a little shopping in Nassau. Last time we were there, the Del Sol store was closed. My DD wants to go there.