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Trying to decide: After Christmas or January


Janet&Ty

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I looks like we will not be able to vacation this summer due to work schedules. I am really thinking of doing a 3 day cruise either Dec. 27 or Jan. 11. We have sailed DCL before in January. We were lucky with the weather except for the Sail-Away Celebration which was inside because it was 40 degrees! The problem with Dec. is $$. It is so much more then, but DS will not have to miss school. If we wait until January, the price is $1000 less and we can have a verandah vs. oceanview in Dec.

Is the cruise that much more special in Dec.? We know what to expect in January.

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I'd go with the January trip. In December you're going to pay more, and the ship will be a full capacity +. I've cruised during holiday periods and found it to be less enjoyable. On a three day cruise, your son won't have to miss too many days of school, and you'll probably save a bundle.

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