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  1. When you do your on line check in' date=' you will choose a PAT (port arrival time) from the remaining available times. This is the time you are supposed to arrive. IF your time is after 12:30, I would arrive about 12:30.

     

    OK, you want to depart 1 hour before that. Do you have a 15 minute store stop in your agreement? If so, factor that in. How long is it going to take for 10 of you to get in the car, fasten seat belts, etc? Again, 15 minutes? So you want the car about 90 minutes before your PAT or 11:00 (whichever is earlier).[/quote']

     

    Excellent!! Thanks. :D

  2. So whom would you recommend for a group of 10?

     

    I still might do the transfer to Pop with the free Disney shuttle.

     

    And perhaps the shuttle from the port to the airport as they will handle the luggage all the way.

     

    Then I could get a shuttle to take us to the port early and be on board early and have more fun early. :D I really like that part of it!!

  3. For your second question - all of the beds on the Fantasy, Dream and Magic are "real" beds. Only the wonder still has the 2 twins that go together.

     

    For the least amount of vibration, you need to stay away from the aft.

     

    Personally, I'd recommend mid ship, deck 8.

     

    Well, how cool is that! I am so glad I asked about beds. :) Thanks.

     

    And thanks for the recommendation too.

  4. My MIL is very sensitive to the vibration on a ship. (I am guessing it is from the engines?) and has requested I find a balcony room with no vibration on the Fantasy. Can anyone help me know where to request?

     

    Also she hates that the 2 bed are pushed together to make a bigger bed for her and FIL. She wanted to know if there were ANY rooms with "real" beds? I haven't heard of any, but thought I would ask.

     

    Thanks.:D

  5. Thank you SO much!

    :D

     

    I'll be traveling on the Aug. 23rd Fantasy cruise with my family. My MIL eats gluten and dairy free. Her allergies are not life threatening, but she eat very sick, so she avoids gluten and dairy. I'll check back in in this post after our trip to let you know how it goes for gluten and dairy free.
  6. Good question to ask. I don't know how big of an issue dairy cross contamination is. I will follow up on that.

     

    Thanks so much for the guidance. :)

     

    The issue here is the lack of ability to eat adult meals, which REALLY limits what the kitchen staff can do.

     

    So the question becomes, if GF pizza gets a tiny bit of dairy on it is that an issue?

     

    Also, I don't think Dairy free cheeses are standard stocks. DF milk, yes. That's why I suggest contacting them, to see what they can special order if anything (you cannot bring your own products, everything has to be sourced by them for sanitation reasons)

  7. Is there an option for just below life threatening? :o

    His condition is NOT life threatening, but does significantly effect his health. To the point if DCL can't do it, he won't travel. I will have my SIL call the cruise line directly, however, for her WDW trip they were not to helpful with specifics. WDW kept trying to feed him adult meals with not gluten.:confused:

     

    So I was trying to see if anyone had this particular allergy combo.

     

    Thanks for the input. :)

     

     

    It's also important to understand the sensitivity level. Is this life threatening, discomfort, or preference, if so that greatly affects available options.

  8. We want to go on a cruise with my nephew who is 7 and is gluten and dairy free. He won't eat "adult" meals, so steak with broccoli won't work.

     

    He likes things like bagels and dairy free cream cheese, gluten free diary free grilled cheese, dairy free ice cream, gluten free pizza with dairy free cheese, etc.

     

    Anyone have experience with this kind of food restrictions on DCL?

     

    TIA!

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