Disney Cruise
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Planning a Disney trip (whether to Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, or elsewhere) requires a bit of research to make sure your trip goes as planned. We spend a great amount of time performing research so we don’t run into any surprises. Plus, we consider planning the trip to be part of the fun of the trip itself, as this article in the New York times details. You can spend a great amount of time enjoying the planning of a trip that might only last a few days.
Four Day Cruise – Part 6 – Going Home
Four Day Cruise – Part 5 – Key West
Four Day Cruise – Part 4 – Nassau Day
Four Day Cruise – Part 3 – Castaway Cay
Four Day Cruise – Part 2 – Boarding the Ship
Four Day Cruise – Part 1 – Planning
Planning an Off Season Cruise
For a number of years when the kids were young, we never made plans to take a spring break vacation. It’s generally too cold to really enjoy the beaches near us. We knew that Walt Disney World tends to be very crowded during spring break week, so that was out as an option as well. We usually just stayed home and tried to balance who was going to take time off from work to do local activities with the kids.
Disney Cruise Line Activities
When we first considered a Disney Cruise Line vacation, we had no idea what to expect. Since we are used to very active vacations when we visit Walt Disney World — all that walking! — we didn’t know if we would be bored, stuck on a ship with nothing to do. We couldn’t have been more wrong. From the moment you board the ship, you will find a variety of activities that are far from boring. In fact, you may even find that some Disney Cruise Line vacations are just as active as a Walt Disney World trip; there’s so much to do that you can end up running from one end of the ship to the other if you try to do it all.