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booking cruises
Any good cruise websites?
Only thing is we want to leave from NY. Everything else we have no preference- Length, ship, destination don't matter. We want to go in Late April Late May or August. June and July already have vacations planned.
Re: booking cruises
Disney one looks awesome, but DH said he would rather wait for that one for when both kids can walk and talk. They have a 2 night one to nowhere though I am interested in though.
TY!!
I've booked both of the cruises we went on through expedia.
We did one a few years ago that left out of NY in June it was with Princess... I think the ship was Caribbean Princess and it went to Bermuda, San Juan, PR, St. Thomas, and Grand Turk, T&C. It was nice... a good sized ship... not too big not too small.
ETA the length was like 9 days I think.
Oh and check out cruisecritic.com for lots of dedicated cruisers advice!
Actually most cruise lines charge some sort of fee no matter how old the child is. Another thing to think about is some cruise lines will not allow non potty trained children in the pool, not even with a swim diaper.
We have always booked straight through the cruise lines website.
Disney cruises are AMAZING but, waiting might be a good idea so they can get more out of it.
The other cruise line we loved and went on was royal Caribbean. Like other posters said, you do pay for both kids. The cruise line is great and the food is fabulous. It seems to be a very family oriented cruise line with a whole rear deck dedicated to a kiddie pool and kiddie area.
Carnival seemed like a lot of fun but I hear it is a party ship. May not what you want to be on with the kiddos. But hey, I have never actually been on it so cant say.
I booked my last cruise through Linda Greene. She did a great job, super cheap insurance. And perks on the ship! She will know all!
http://www.thewisetraveler.com/