Cruises Caribbean : 7-night Carribean Cruises Routes

By : Abigail peony

Walt Disney Dining - Palo

Disney Cruise Lines always have a special place in our heart. This magic ship is a floating homage to Disney cartoons, kids and creativities, even though that’s not without appeal to adults.

And for you who long to experience Cruises Carribean, Disney brings you great news. They now offer Cruises Carribean with 4 different routes to Cape Canaveral Roundtrip. I’m going to give a brief review about Disney Magic before we enter the Carribean itineraries offerings.

Who should go?

Wow, I’m glad you ask. First of all, if you want to spend your holiday with your family, parents or even friends, this ship will certainly satisfy your needs. Disney-Magic’s Cruises Carribean presents much more than just a family-friendly atmosphere—the ship is perfectly clean, service is top notch, and the cuisine is stellar. However, don’t worry if you are a childless couple or traveling with your friends. There are many adult spots (and romantic spots as well!) there, such as the adults-only bars, pool, and restaurant – where kids are not allowed.

How many Dining Areas are there?

7 restaurants. They are: Lumières (main dining room), Parrot Cay, Animator’s Palate, Palo, Topsider, Snack Bar, Scoops. ( I will review these Dining Spots in a separate article)

What I really want to share here are 7-Night Carribean Cruise with 4 different routes. All these routes are Cape Canaveral Roundtrips, and they will stop at Castaway Cay – Disney’s private island.

Here are four types of  7-Night Cruises Carribean :

1. 7-night Caribbean – Western (Cape Canaveral roundtrip)
• Ports of call: Cape Canaveral, Florida; Key West, Florida; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Cozumel, Mexico; Castaway Cay, Bahamas; Cape Canaveral, Florida
• 2009 departures: June 27, July 11, 25, August 8, 22, September 5, 19, October 3, 17, 31, November 28, December 12, 26
• 2010 departures: January 9, 23, February 6, 20, March 6.

2. 7-night Caribbean – Eastern (Cape Canaveral roundtrip)
• Ports of call: Cape Canaveral, Florida; St. Martin – Sint Maarten (island); St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Castaway Cay, Bahamas; Cape Canaveral, Florida
• 2009 departures: July 4, August 1, 29, September 26, October 24, November 21, December 19
• 2010 departures: January 2, 16, 30, February 13, 27, March 13, 27

3. 7-night Caribbean (Cape Canaveral roundtrip)
• Ports of call: Cape Canaveral, Florida; St. Croix Island, U.S. Virgin Islands; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Castaway Cay, Bahamas; Cape Canaveral, Florida
• 2009 departures: October 10, November 7, December 5

4. 7-night Caribbean – Eastern (Cape Canaveral roundtrip)
• Ports of call: Cape Canaveral, Florida; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Castaway Cay, Bahamas; Cape Canaveral, Florida
• 2009 departures: July 18, August 15, September 12

How about the price?

The Cruises Carribean Agents will give you different range of prices for each one. I would suggest that you purchase tickets at third-party agents. They usually give you much more advantages and bonuses that you may not get at the official site. It’s important to be comfortable with your cruise agent, so please be certain that your chosen agent is a professional. Happy cruising!

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5 Important Issues of Booking Disney Cruise Lines

By : Abigail Peony

We all know that planning a trip could be a frustrating task. We need to find the lowest price for the total package, and grab it while it is still offered.

Finding the best Disney Cruise Lines Reservation is the hardest part to do. You would spend a lot of  time, and get overwhelmed looking at the different offerings of many agencies .

I’ve browsing hundreds sites in the internet that offer packages of Disney Cruise Lines. I finally decided to choose Cruise Direct as my best Cruise Agency.

Here are 5 Significant Reasons why you should consider Cruise Direct as your cruise agency :

♥ Best Price Guaranteed:

They’re confident they have the best prices around, so if you spot a lower advertised fare, let them know and they’ll match it! What could be better than this?

♥ Freebies and Discounts:

Disney Cruise Lines come with either a freebie (such as on board credit, free insurance, etc) or a very deep discount. Sometimes, you might even get both! Check their “Bonus” icons throughout the site to see what they’re giving away today

♥ Low Price Assurance:

Waiting for the price to drop often costs you money when the ship sells out or the price increases. Instead, book with them now and if the fare drops before final payment, they’ll work to readjust the rate for you.

♥ Flexible Payment Plans:

When you plan your trip in advance, you don’t have to pay in full upfront. They’ll ask you for a refundable deposit at the time of booking, and you can pay the rest at a later date. Need to pay by check? No problem, they can do that too!

♥ Cruise Experts:

Cruise Direct is a cruise-only company. What does that mean? It means they are all cruises, all the time! If you have questions, they have answers. Their dedicated and experienced staff is ready to share their in-depth knowledge, so don’t hesitate to contact them.

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