Book a shorter cruise (we did 4 days on the Dream) to start, bc you’ve never cruised before, in case you don’t like it or feel nauseated the entire time.off Tracker Topic...but I know several of you here have cruised before. We have never cruised (at all!) I am thinking of finally booking a Disney cruise. Do you have any suggestions/recommendations on which ship/room/etc? We do not have small children, but my teen and adult daughter may tag along if that matters. Thanks for any advice!
Still catching up, just getting back from our cruise. Non-cuntcierge by the way. I had to chime in on this one though. Remember when EVERYONE was trying to copy them and the Trackholes got bent about it?? Well Pepperidge Farms and we remember. The crazy thing is, if anyone of us or a critical stan brought it up, the Trackholes would:They’re really warped. So immature in the shops pointing at things and laughing like children!
And how is a box of Go-go Squeeze fun?
They really need to stop pretending they care about the environment with their electric car. She just said they’re willing to go through the car wash every day for a month just because Jackson likes it. Try actually playing with your kid!
They have no original ideas. Jenn just admitted she showed the “grocery haul” because she’s seen families on YouTube do it.
Diabetes. History of it in the family, basically inability to hold your piss, irregular movements, never fully empty, etc.Wtf gives “pee shakes?”
Thank you for this! My husband is the reason we haven't cruised yet. He is relenting though and said he will try! A shorter cruise is a perfect idea! Thank youBook a shorter cruise (we did 4 days on the Dream) to start, bc you’ve never cruised before, in case you don’t like it or feel nauseated the entire time.
We tend to stay midship, my husband gets motion sick fairly bad. (He won’t ride Everest and he gets carsick.) We stayed aft on the Dream in an inside room on Deck 8 and it was lovely. I’ve heard more forward you feel the ship movement more.
There are definitely other more highly qualified posters here to give tips rather than me though.
Well that is a YouTube child privacy violation. What is wrong with them?Copy that.
From what they were saying in the past few vlogs I got the impression that they were staying home.
DJ did mention the cruise yesterday, but it didn’t appear that it was soon.
Like you, I have been monitoring the Halloween at Sea departures. And tomorrow is their last chance.
So who knows what’s going on.
I believe J$ is in a toddler bed
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Assuming you want to sail out of Florida, a 4 night would be on the Dream (Miami) or the Wish (Port Canaveral) but you might have different options depending on the time of year. Those mostly go to Nassau and Castaway Cay (Disney's Private Island). The Dream is going to be less expensive than the Wish because the Wish is the latest and greatest. I have not been on the Wish yet to be able to comment on it. I've been on the Dream twice this year.Thank you for this! My husband is the reason we haven't cruised yet. He is relenting though and said he will try! A shorter cruise is a perfect idea! Thank you
That's the problem with their content. Their primary fan base seems to be British people with Universal/Disney FOMO, teenagers who see the family as "relationship goals" (likely because they go to the parks as much as they do), and seniors who see Jackson as the grandchild they can actually see. They have way too many overlapping demographics so they just show whatever and hope people can to relate to them.Well that is a YouTube child privacy violation. What is wrong with them?
What about the Sanderson Sisters?I bet they changed the cruise to a birthday/baby moon concierge suite cruise in the next couple weeks.
They will bring B she should be on board by thenWhat about the Sanderson Sisters?
But, how could any two adults go on a cruise with their almost 3 year old and no Nanny?
I'm ready to go watch some TV, I just know they're going to go live as soon as I turn the computer off.
Concierge? Who do you think I am? A Tracker?Assuming you want to sail out of Florida, a 4 night would be on the Dream (Miami) or the Wish (Port Canaveral) but you might have different options depending on the time of year. Those mostly go to Nassau and Castaway Cay (Disney's Private Island). The Dream is going to be less expensive than the Wish because the Wish is the latest and greatest. I have not been on the Wish yet to be able to comment on it. I've been on the Dream twice this year.
As far as rooms, if you aren't going to do concierge, the rooms are really not that much different. I have an 18 and 19 year old, so we're basically 4 adult sized people. I really like the Category 4 rooms on the Dream. Some sleep 5 so there is extra room and there is a round tub in some which give the bathroom more space. The lower the number, the higher the price. You really can't go wrong with the size room. As Rebelle stated, it's where the room is. Midship is most desirable. I prefer to be higher up because I really feel the rocking the lower I am. We stayed in a porthole window on Deck 2 on the Wonder once and it was too much with the water just outside. Aft you can sometimes feel the vibration of the engine. Forward you feel the most rocking.
I always wish we could dm here because I'm always happy to give my two cents on Disney cruises.
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