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It should be easy. You have to be off of the first ship by around 9:00 a.m. and you probably can't even board the second ship until 11:00 a.m. or so. Your biggest issue will probably be figuring out how to kill the time between the two cruises.

They typically have some sports channels. Not sure if it would include what you want or not.

Your room?

It looks like your questions are going to go unanswered.

Does who still match?

Same here. Just push the steward's stuff toward the wall and you should have plenty of room.

Same here. Pools and hot tubs don't bother me at all.

Which Houston airport? That makes a difference. Also, when I saw your thread title, I thought, "that would be a short flight!"

Why not? If they are in the normal bags, they are little different than a duffle bag.

The beach, Ron Jon's surf shop, the space center (although that's probably not that interesting for a 4-year old).

Is there a question?

Trade them with whom? Other passengers?

So you think the whole story is just made up?

It could be that they have never had an account. It's possible to search these forums without having one. I know I've seen in the past where someone says they are a "longtime lurker" but first time poster.

OP mentioned visiting the "private island", which most likely indicates Coco Cay, at least for one of the ports.

The one at Disney in Florida is $30. I wouldn't pay any more than that. You're not up there long and there's really not a lot to see.

I'd pay maybe $30US to do it.

Yes.

One should also consider what their existing medical insurance and credit card protections cover in regards to medical expenses while traveling when deciding whether or not to buy travel insurance. I suspect that many don't consider this.

This happened 1.5 years ago. Why is this just now being written about?

I know I've seen undercooked bacon on cruises that I felt like could make someone sick. I would always just avoid getting it.

You are smart to consider port days in your decision. I suspect that some people don't consider this when determining if the drink package is worth it.

Carnival and Disney have quite a few three night cruises from PC.

Do you require internet service? That makes a difference in the decision. I never use the internet while on board, so it's an easy decision for me.

Really? Here's the list of The Key benefits: Priority access during The Key designated arrival time (to be communicated via email). Other benefits may apply at specific ports.* Carry-on bag drop off with delivery to your stateroom. ** Exclusive welcome lunch in the Main Dining Room featuring The Key signature menu.*** Access to the fast lane at onboard activities (activities vary by ship)and private time at the Flowrider*. Priority departure at tender ports of call from ship-to-shore. Dedicated seating at shows in the Main Theater, Aqua Theater, Studio B, and Two70.**** VOOM® Surf & Stream 1 of Device high speed internet per person who purchases the package. On debarkation day, enjoy an exclusive á la carte breakfast and choice departure. Diamond gets most of these? I don't think so.