Cast Member Boy
Earning My Ears
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- Jul 22, 2005
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Okay got a quick senerio for you. My Sister and Nephew are flying to Orlando on 8/3 for what they think is a long weekend at DisneyWorld. I have surprized them (along with my Mom, who lives nearby) with a 3 night cruise on the Wonder.
Now before you start juming the gun and are freating over passports, birth certificates and dress codes. I got it all covered. I got around the identification part by convincing them to go out on a gambling cruise andthat we needed the proper id's. My family dresses nicely (even on vacation) so dinner dress codes won't be an issue.
When I pick them up from the airport we are going to POP Century where they think they are staying for the weekend (I will have already checked them in earlier in the day). I was thinking at breakfast the next morning I'll surprise them with the cruise. I was thinking I might excuse myself from breakfast "due to a buisness call" inturn go to the room, pack whatever they unpacked and put it in the car. When I get back to breakfast tell them I need to do something quick before we start our day and start driving twards the port.
Here is my dilema, my Mother recently had surgery to remove a blood clot in her leg (she is healing fine and the doctor has released her to travel, she has already been to the beach so salt water will not be an issue) She is 61 and due to the surgery can't walk long distances without getting tired. We were going to rent a wheel chair when we were in the parks for her, what do I while on the boat?
Anyone know where you can rent a chair from an outside company?
We have a shore excursion booked in Nassau (Blackbeards, sting ray) will the wheele chair be an issue getting on/off the ship?
Any help will be greatfully appriciated, this trip has been planned since March, I'm just surprised I kept it a secret this long!!!!!!!
Now before you start juming the gun and are freating over passports, birth certificates and dress codes. I got it all covered. I got around the identification part by convincing them to go out on a gambling cruise andthat we needed the proper id's. My family dresses nicely (even on vacation) so dinner dress codes won't be an issue.
When I pick them up from the airport we are going to POP Century where they think they are staying for the weekend (I will have already checked them in earlier in the day). I was thinking at breakfast the next morning I'll surprise them with the cruise. I was thinking I might excuse myself from breakfast "due to a buisness call" inturn go to the room, pack whatever they unpacked and put it in the car. When I get back to breakfast tell them I need to do something quick before we start our day and start driving twards the port.
Here is my dilema, my Mother recently had surgery to remove a blood clot in her leg (she is healing fine and the doctor has released her to travel, she has already been to the beach so salt water will not be an issue) She is 61 and due to the surgery can't walk long distances without getting tired. We were going to rent a wheel chair when we were in the parks for her, what do I while on the boat?
Anyone know where you can rent a chair from an outside company?
We have a shore excursion booked in Nassau (Blackbeards, sting ray) will the wheele chair be an issue getting on/off the ship?
Any help will be greatfully appriciated, this trip has been planned since March, I'm just surprised I kept it a secret this long!!!!!!!
What an awesome son, brother, uncle you are. I wish we were related. But besides that, I 100% agree with CM Mom. Don't let them unpack in the first place. I could see an issue with you trying to pack their things for them and you don't put something in the suitcase the way it should be. It may sound minor, but I do a lot of business travel and I know exactly how I want my suitcase to minimize damage of certain items as well as wrinkling. This may not be an issue with your family, but if you are not certain, the personal items are best left to them. Grab them before they've even had a chance to put those bags down.



