We are in but half the ship was sold!

[married@wdw]

For us, too, it was truly a cost issue. I would LOVE to do the DVC cruise, but we have limited vacation funds and not enough points to cover the cruise, so the cost wasn't worth it for us. We rebooked on our November '06 cruise for a 7-day Western in January '08 (2 adults in a category 11) and got the $200 credit and 10% off. The total was actually almost $150 cheaper than the member cruise.

I wish all of you who ARE going a grand voyage though! I'm a bit jealous!

 

[crisi]

Although I am not going on the members' cruise, I would LOVE to go with other DVC'ers and would not consider it a negative in anyway at all! I think it would be great to sail with others who are as "into" Disney as we are. And as a whole, those who make the commitement to DVC are more likely to be Disneyphiles.

Two "general" DVC cruises under our belts and no problem running into "Disneyphiles" on either of them - in fact, since I've decided I'm a "stealth DISer" it took some effort to avoid them.

I like you guys, but in person some of you are scary.

 

[dumbo71]

Two "general" DVC cruises under our belts and no problem running into "Disneyphiles" on either of them - in fact, since I've decided I'm a "stealth DISer" it took some effort to avoid them.

I like you guys, but in person some of you are scary.

Any names of the scary members so we all know who to avoid?????

Thanks for the chuckle.

 

[LIFERBABE]

Two "general" DVC cruises under our belts and no problem running into "Disneyphiles" on either of them - in fact, since I've decided I'm a "stealth DISer" it took some effort to avoid them.

I like you guys, but in person some of you are scary.

I have to agree, we met alot of nice DVC families on our Sept 06 Cruise. There is a DVC Meeting onboard the regular cruises and also the Castaway Club has many DVC members also and many of those people have cruised 15 times!!. Lots of opportunities to meet plenty of crazy folks!