disney4life2008
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LOL nice try
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How does Disney Cruise Compare to other Cruise Lines?
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disney4life2008
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Exactly. I will choose Carnival over DCL. That extra $400 can be used towards something else. Sorry but good attemptSo pricing up a similar european cruise with Carnival vs Dcl the Carnival val cruise was about $400 cheaper. That is "beyond cheaper"
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No . You claim disney is hugely more expensive than carnival. $400 isnt a giant amount . Good attempt but keep on trolling your opinions as fact.
Edit ; You can close the price gap by $160 after you have purchased the soft drink package for the Carnival cruise.
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I have been on Carnival and have been on Holland America just no comparison HA was so much better. Not been on DCL but from the reports here it sounds like it may compare or surpass HA
disney4life2008
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No problem. Carnival for me. Thanks though but good try.
I understand you like carnival and that is ok. But please stop using a "dcl is WAY overpriced" line to justify it.
Good try
disney4life2008
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Nice try. You won't win over me son. Get over it. Bloop.I understand you like carnival and that is ok. But please stop using a "dcl is WAY overpriced" line to justify it.
Good try
Not trying to win you over .
Keep trolling
disney4life2008
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Get a clue, next!
The only way to deal with trolling
lostpro9het
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Took ya long enough ;-)
jsand99
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My family is going on our first ever cruise on the Magic in December. We don't know what to expect from a Disney cruise, or cruising in general, but we are beyond excited. Only 42 more days!!! We have a big family cruise in June on Royal Caribbean so maybe I will be able to make some comparisons after that.
I imagine you will have a great time on the Magic. I assume it is a very merry cruise (which are good fun)? I have only sailed on the Dream and Fantasy myself, but people rave about the Magic, saying it is their favorite ship of the 4. Really, I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. Great stuff to do for kids, adults and families. Service and experience are top notch in my opinion. They do the extras that I have not experienced on some of the other lines I have cruised with.
What ship will you be sailing on during your Royal Caribbean trip?
jsand99
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Yes it's the Christmas cruise. The main reason we chose the Magic is because of Rapunzel's Royal Table. My daughter loves Rapunzel. The RC ship we will be on in June is the Mariner of the Seas.
flynnibus
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Since youve already booked etc... alot has already passed... but i really recommend a ebook like the passporter guide - http://www.passporter.com/dcl/guidebook.asp It really helps you understand the conventions of what happens on the boat, experieneces with arrival, deboarding, activities on the boat, etc. it really is a great aid to get that experience so you get the most of your trip and have less “suprises”.
Not so you can be a park commando... but so things are as smooth and relaxing as possible. Plus there are a lot of things not so obvious that the vets know about. Like, using the time after boarding to make onboard reservations for things like mixology classes, making dining requests, last minute excursion changes, etc.
Its also a great way to get excited for the trip
joanna71985
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Which is a shame! I would sail a lot more if that wasn't the case
KeithVH
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Good suggestion. I would also add that there is at least one other Disney board out there where the cruise forum is VERY active. The amount of info and knowledge there is probably more useful than some of the stuff here, TBH.Since youve already booked etc... alot has already passed... but i really recommend a ebook like the passporter guide - http://www.passporter.com/dcl/guidebook.asp It really helps you understand the conventions of what happens on the boat, experieneces with arrival, deboarding, activities on the boat, etc. it really is a great aid to get that experience so you get the most of your trip and have less “suprises”.
Not so you can be a park commando... but so things are as smooth and relaxing as possible. Plus there are a lot of things not so obvious that the vets know about. Like, using the time after boarding to make onboard reservations for things like mixology classes, making dining requests, last minute excursion changes, etc.
Its also a great way to get excited for the trip
Phonedave
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I understand that it is a hard thing for singles, but cruise lines are a business and they can't easily ramp their staff up and down