sundancekid79

On 12/10/2016 at 6:17 PM, moopetguy said:

I know it's been awhile since this post but if you still have that cruise ticket template I'd sure appreciate it. Thanks 

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For my 10th wedding anniversary last year, I surprised DW with a 4-night cruise on Enchantment. The way I presented it to her was a set of mock airline and RCI cruise tickets slipped into a voucher pocket I made, which I then wrapped up in a box.

 

I found a blank ticket template online, and heavily customized it in Microsoft Word. Then I printed everything on cardstock. I'm happy to share the templates with anyone who is interested. There is even a template for the voucher pocket 🙂

 

I think people who still like holding something in their hands would enjoy this. Back in the day, hard copy tickets looked really nice and would be a great keepsake...this was an attempt to replicate that.

 

Next May my family will be sailing on Liberty in a Grand Suite and we're slowly getting up to speed on all the perks & benefits of doing do. Several of the ones we've heard about, such as the Concierge Lounge, special seating at the pool & at the specialty restaurants have my wife and I wondering if other suite guests will mind if our children are in those areas with us (ages 12, 10 & 7)? They're very well behaved, for the most part, and we'd really like to share this experience with them, however we don't know if tagging our kids along would be frowned upon. Thoughts?

Need suggestions for transportation services for 3 days prior & 4 days after 7 night cruise. In your opinion should we look into renting a van and paying for parking? Or pay per person and use shuttles?

The scenario:

We fly into Orlando on a Wednesday night and are thinking of getting a hotel near theme parks. First we'll need to get from the airport to hotel. Once we're in the hotel we won't be needing a vehicle. On Saturday we need to get from Orlando to the Port Canaveral cruise terminal. Following Saturday we'll need to get back to Orlando. 4 days later we'll need to get back to the airport. Currently we'll have 4 adults & 3 kids but may go up to 6 adults & 6 kids.

Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

My family will be on the 7 Night April 2nd Fantasy sailing out of Port Canaveral that includes the Star Wars day at Sea.

I'm trying to figure out the dress code, specifically how many formal nights there will be? I know normally there's two or three formal nights on a 7 Night sailing, but with Disney trying to fit in "Pirate Night" and "Star Wars Day" I was curious to know what to expect for formal nights?

Am I correct in saying that the dress code is "resort casual" for most nights and that on formal nights the expectation is dresses, suits, shirts and ties?

Any info you could provide would be appreciated.

My wife and I are surprising our 3 children (9,7,4) on a 7 night Western Caribbean cruise next April.

On a 7 night cruise do you eat in 2 restaurants twice and one three time? Is that how it works? And if so how soon do you know which rotation you get? Can you decide which?

Also, my two girls will be celebrating their birthdays, both born on the same day, while on the cruise. Believe it's day 3. What should I expect if anything from DCL who know about this? My wife and I want to plan accordingly for celebrating birthdays at sea.

Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

Great play by play! Lot's of good info, may hit you up for more later. Wife and I are going on the same cruise in May, our first. Mother's day and wife's "birthday month" as she likes to call it. She went to Provo, I graduated from BYUH. Can't wait to get back on the beach! Thanks for the post, keep it coming!