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Originally Posted by low_psi
(Post 3520526)
If you like Disney, you will LOVE the Disney Cruise. It is all things Disney. Even the ships horn is Disney Themed.. The service is top notch!! We have done Disney Cruises 2 years in a row, and this year decided to go Carnival.
A Few Tips. Do not skip their evening shows. Also get off the boat early when at Castaway Cay. This is thier private island. When you get off, make your way all the way down to the end of the beach. You can sit in the water, in a chair, undisturbed for hours... ALso if you stop in Nassau, take a taxi to Atlantis and pay the $100 a person for a day pass to the water park. As step as $100 a person sounds, trust me. It is worth every penny. If you are traveling with children, take advantage of the Kids activities. Disney will give you a pager so you can check your kids in with the activities center and when your kids have had enuff, Disney will page you. This works on the boat and at Castaway Cay. We had a hard time keeping our daughter out of the kids club...... We skipped Disney this year, but will be booking the 4 day cruise again next year. Yeah, the kids are REALLY excited. Should be a great time. Next year, we are thinking about taking the Hustler over with a group of boaters 1 of my friends belongs to. They all leave Ft. Lauderdale, 1st thing in the am, shoot straight over to GB. He says it's a blast, and he crosses in a 27' Baja, and overnights on it!:drink: Dean |
I like the idea of an all inclusive but not sure I'd want to stay in one place the whole trip. Are there any other islands that do all inclusive?
We looked into flying down to St Thomas in January but the rates are outrageous, 550 a person out of cmh. |
St Thomas and St Martaain are great places....
but Aruba is my favorite place that I have been to. |
Originally Posted by Here's Johnny
(Post 3520335)
hard for me to pick one island that I like better then the others but check this thread out and it may get you to want to go to St. Maarten or AnguIlla.......
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...xperience.html |
Out of tampa they are offering a 7 day for pennies so they can get intrest in the new ship they brought down here.
I leave Nov 6th on it with the GF and 4 other couples. Stops are Cozmel (meh), Grand Cayman, Belize, and Isle Rotan. Cost was $1k per couple that was taxes, port fees, and everything. Also that is a room on the upper decks middle ship to avoid the engine noise and what not. Can be cheaper if you stay in a lower level room. Thought it was a great deal. |
Originally Posted by ActiveFun
(Post 3521000)
I loved Cuisinart in Anguilla.
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Originally Posted by s022mag
(Post 3520979)
I like the idea of an all inclusive but not sure I'd want to stay in one place the whole trip. Are there any other islands that do all inclusive?
We looked into flying down to St Thomas in January but the rates are outrageous, 550 a person out of cmh. Take a look at the Sandals/Beaches brand, and most islands have independent all inclusive hotels. Might be better to go through a travel agent to get a packaged deal for travel and stay. Fact is that travel at this time of the year will be more expensive |
Originally Posted by Nate5.0
(Post 3521013)
Out of tampa they are offering a 7 day for pennies so they can get intrest in the new ship they brought down here.
I leave Nov 6th on it with the GF and 4 other couples. Stops are Cozmel (meh), Grand Cayman, Belize, and Isle Rotan. Cost was $1k per couple that was taxes, port fees, and everything. Also that is a room on the upper decks middle ship to avoid the engine noise and what not. Can be cheaper if you stay in a lower level room. Thought it was a great deal. |
Originally Posted by florida gator
(Post 3521228)
Nate, you have the details on that one?? I'm very interested.
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