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Finally got through late this afternoon and booked family of 5 (2 adults + 3 children, 6,10,12) in family balcony room for 5 nights ny to Bermuda for $6720.

 

We have loved the 2 Disney cruises we have been on out of Florida. we have never been to Bermuda. we live in NY so love the idea of not having to fly to the port.

 

Anyone else book the Bermuda cruises? ever been to Bermuda? will kids enjoy it?

We'll be booking one of the Bermuda cruises :cool: Now I'll have to start doing research!!

Or like us, are doing the last Alaska and the Repo to San Diego..... :D

I will say that when we knew that we would have a day at WDW during our cruise, we went online and booked the one reservation that we wanted for lunch with no issues. And transportation from the ship to the parks to the ship was a breeze. Just decide which park you want to start at, and that's the bus that you'd board at the ship. We had a great time (even though we have APs and there was no discount for not having to use the cruise admission).

We're also doing a B2B this year, and the rule would be that for each leg of your B2B, you're allowed 2 750ml bottles of wine pp or 1 6pk of beer pp.

However, you would have to bring it onboard when you're boarding for each leg of your cruises.

So, 2 bottles each on embarkation #1 and 2 bottles each on embarkation #3. However, any port visits made during cruise #1 you could bring on 2 bottles each as well. You don't have to drink it all during cruise #1 either (assuming you have the same stateroom for both legs of your B2B)

Hope this helps!.

WOW! It DOES sound too good to be true. I've done a little online research (Trip Advisor etc)' date=' and so far I can't find any negative comments about the People to People program. (I like to be particularly careful - guess I'm just a little bit of a sceptic)

 

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This does sound like it's worth checking out!! Thanks:cool:

Great idea!!

We do have a true chip & pincard from USAA.

I have a card with USAA and am curious to know whether they charge foreign transaction fees for your out of country expenses.

We're planning a transatlantic with Northern European stops- and am trying to find a card that has chip/pin/no foreign transaction fees.

TIA....

Subscribing for more CPH information.

Thanks so much for all of the information that you've posted already!!

Is there a way to buy a 2 zone ticket for use from the airport anywhere else? Maybe prior to arrival?

Just curious...

Thanks!

Here's a link that I found on Trip Advisor- maybe it will help. The website for the bridge itself didn't discuss admission fees.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g155045-d2044895-Reviews-Yukon_Suspension_Bridge-Yukon.html

I hope that this helps!

You do need to be on the ship and hooked up to their WiFi for the app to work.

We used it on our Fantasy cruise at the end of November, and it worked great most of the time.

It did have one or two glitches, but it helped me out a lot when I was trying to figure out what I could eat at dinner.

The menu listing came in handy, as did the DoD list, the movie list and the events/character meet and greets.

We're hoping that the Magic/Wonder class get them too!

The parking garage is really convenient to the Disney Cruise Terminal.

We parked our vehicle there and went on a 7 night cruise and our car wasn't touched. I think that they have security at Port Canaveral, and things were 'ship shape' as they say!

Hope this helps-