The Disney Dream...

blossomtg85

is booked for the entire Summer and if you want a room you might be able to get the Deluxe Oceanview Suite but they will charge you for each person in the room...even if they are just tiny babies requiring none of their food or drinks!!! 

Just an FYI!

I guess I am just annoyed because I thought I found the perfect vacation until I found out the price of the room would be about 3 months pay.  

ChangeOfPace

Sorry- that's a bummer!  I though when I tried pricing their cruises out once that they charged less for kids depending on age, but then again, even paying half as much for an infant as for an adult is ridiculous when you consider that they aren't eating any of the food or taking up any extra space.  Are there no other cruiselines that let babies as young as the twins onboard?

jen812

ChangeOfPace:

Sorry- that's a bummer!  I though when I tried pricing their cruises out once that they charged less for kids depending on age, but then again, even paying half as much for an infant as for an adult is ridiculous when you consider that they aren't eating any of the food or taking up any extra space.  Are there no other cruiselines that let babies as young as the twins onboard?

We've only been on Carnival, but I've seen lots on infants on board.  I don't know what their pricing policy is for children though? 

blossomtg85

Most cruise lines allow babies at 6 months, but Disney is 3. They also have a nursery available for $6/hr! Not sure if we would use it, but it is nice to know we could have one dinner alone, if we wanted to. Oh well!!

ChangeOfPace

blossomtg85:

Most cruise lines allow babies at 6 months, but Disney is 3. They also have a nursery available for $6/hr! Not sure if we would use it, but it is nice to know we could have one dinner alone, if we wanted to. Oh well!!

Ok, that's what I thought about the ages.  Having a nursery available is really nice.  Sorry it doesn't look like it's going to work out.

 

Aidens__mommy

I got this email a few days ago. I think Great Explorations reserved some rooms to book. It might be worth a try . . .

 

4,000-passenger Disney Dream certainly has some wows, such as a 765-foot "water coaster" featuring clear tubes that wind and twist above the highest decks, but the Disney whimsy here is more understated than you might expect. The goal of Disney was to create an experience for all generations ? for people who come with grandparents and great-grandparent!! Art deco interiors and other classic touches in common areas hark back to a time when only the very wealthy sailed on ocean liners. From the atrium's massive chandelier to the plush theater, it's a grand display.

There are just a few cabins left on the Great Explorations ?Disney Dream Come True Cruise?.  The cruise departs on December 18^th (when the schools are out for Christmas break) and sails from Port Canaveral on Disney?s newest ship, The Disney Dream!  A portion of the trip cost will go to support the Great Explorations museum and the prices listed below are still available (and MUCH lower than what you can find anywhere else)

For more information please contact: Lacey Glass at AAA Travel ? 813-495-9039

Aidens__mommy

Nevermind, that's just for the December date