Hello everyone
MY wife and I are planning for the 7 day Western cruise in Janaury 2003.
The excursions Michelle posted, are those the official Disney ones? Do I have to book them in advance?
I have no idea how crowded a cruise ship is that time of year, nor if there is a mad rush to get off the ship and book them the same day you are at a port.
Also, is it usually best to schedule only 1 tour or whatever per island, as to not overdo it (hopefully this is not too vague of a question, as I have no idea how long you get at each place).
I was hoping for a relaxing vacation for a change (after all our WDW marathons) but it seems like there is TOO many options, I'll somewhat feel guilty for not taking advantage of more of them.
Finally, on most of the stops (never been to any of these places before) is there enough to do just walking around on our own or renting a bike, etc. (I don't want to get mugged or harrassed though
I don't want to come off this cruise and say "damn I didn't see half the ship" or "I wish I looked around the islands more". Is it possible to do accomplish this without running ragged?
Thanks
Kevin Page
MY wife and I are planning for the 7 day Western cruise in Janaury 2003.
The excursions Michelle posted, are those the official Disney ones? Do I have to book them in advance?
I have no idea how crowded a cruise ship is that time of year, nor if there is a mad rush to get off the ship and book them the same day you are at a port.
Also, is it usually best to schedule only 1 tour or whatever per island, as to not overdo it (hopefully this is not too vague of a question, as I have no idea how long you get at each place).
I was hoping for a relaxing vacation for a change (after all our WDW marathons) but it seems like there is TOO many options, I'll somewhat feel guilty for not taking advantage of more of them.
Finally, on most of the stops (never been to any of these places before) is there enough to do just walking around on our own or renting a bike, etc. (I don't want to get mugged or harrassed though
I don't want to come off this cruise and say "damn I didn't see half the ship" or "I wish I looked around the islands more". Is it possible to do accomplish this without running ragged?
Thanks
Kevin Page