what level room is good for cruise??

[hellokitty]

never having been on a cruise should i choose a 3 , 4 or 7 day
cruise. i have been to disney many times therefore do not need
to see it again for a while so i will just cruise this time.

and what level room?? i am thinking a room with a veranda
is best. is it worth the extra money?

thanks all

 

[goin2dzny]

How many in your room?

Is budget a major concern?

 

[hellokitty]

we are a family of four and we have a budget of about $5000

 

[din]

A suggestion: (at least this is what we went through to decide)

- Decide on number of days that you would like. Suggest you look into 4 or 7 days.

- Will be spending time on the veranda? If you have children that naps that will be a good place to relax. We spent most of out time on deck or in the movies

- Do you need to see the water? For us, it was a yes and we ended with a CAT 9

- Budget... ahh the money portion?? How much do you want to spend on the room vs the "other stuff" , you know the spa, wine, etc....

- Time of the year that you are planning to go... that will hit your budget easily.

Hope this helps!!! Check out these link if you have not yet!!

www.dcltribute.com
www.castawayclub.com

 

[randytenn]

Another thing on budget . . .determine when you want to go, and then check the weeks around that date, as well. We saved quite a bit of money by cruising on the 9/7/02 cruise, as opposed to before or after that cruise. I think there is some nervousness about 9/11, but for us, it was a no-brainer. The price was right.

On your first cruise, you may feel, "What can I do on a boat for 7 days?" Trust us. You will wish it was 70 days, rather than 7, before it is over.

 

[Mjasp]

If you can go when the kids are in school and have no problem pulling your kids out for the week, then you'll be able to do a 7 night in your budget.

As far as the verandah, I ran a poll a few weeks ago, I'll bump it up so you can read it.

Joanna