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The morning of disembarkation is usually very sad. Everyone plans their flights so they can leave the ship and head directly to the airport, giving themselves an hour or so of cushion to make their flights. We planned our flights so we had as much time in San Juan today as possible. We got up at 7 am to finish packing the stateroom and then we took our bags with us to Tiana’s for breakfast.
Today was the only sea day that we had on this seven night cruise. We had managed to get a coveted Palo brunch reservation, but that was the end of the planning we had done for the day. We woke up at a respectable 9 am. Since our brunch wasn’t until noon, we decided to head up to the pool deck to relax in the warm weather.
The family pool area was very crowded, so we eventually ended up on Deck 10 to to get a good spot to watch Funnel Vision. We had a fairly decent spot and spent the next few hours enjoying the warm weather.
Here are the opening day prices for the Spring 2022 Disney Cruise Line Cruises for a family of two adults and two children. The prices listed are for the cheapest option for each of the different types of staterooms. Higher level categories in each of the four basic room types will cost more. This information was current at of 10-19-2020 at 7:30 am.
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We ended up having to get two Ubers to get to the port. The six of us, along with our luggage, wouldn’t fit inside the Uber XL we had ordered. Four of us took all the suitcases and headed to the port while our friends ordered a smaller Uber for themselves. The total drive from the hotel to the port took about 10 minutes. Once we arrived at the port, we grabbed our bags and headed to the line to drop off luggage to the porters.
After getting through the holidays, our travel day soon arrived. On January 25th, 2020, we left for our trip. As I mentioned in a previous post, we booked our flights on American Airlines. Normally this would have us traveling out of Reagan National Airport, which is an American hub, but our flights were instead out of Dulles. Since the flights were in the afternoon at 3:40 pm, we had the taxi pick us up around 12:45, which got us to the airport around 1 pm. We dropped off our bags and proceeded through the relatively empty TSA Precheck security lines.
When the Disney Cruise Line Spring 2020 itineraries were released, we didn’t plan to book anything. We had already booked a Spring Break cruise on the new Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas and thought that would be our big cruise for the spring. As the winter went on, we got tired of sitting in the cold and looked at what was available. Luckily, I look every month to see the cheapest Disney cruises. There were two cruises that matched up well with a long school break in January and were relatively cheap (compared to other Disney cruises).