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Question #1: cruises: which cruisline is best?
my family and i are going on a first time cruise in february. we want to go in the caribbean. what are some good, fun crusies to go on, like disney? carnival?

Answer: I've been on Royal Caribbean quite a few times, they are rated the best and I believe they are, they also have the biggest ship as of right now.I'm sure there are other good ones too but let me warn you, never, never, never go on carnival cruise lines.
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Question #2: Should i choose royal caribbean's freedom of the seas or disney's disney magic?
What ship should i choose? Cruise

Answer: Disney Magic sounds really nice.cruiseclues.com
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Question #3: Is it worth going on a Disney cruise with just 2 adults?
if so what would you recommend to do on a 7 day western caribbean cruise?

Answer: I'd do Carnival!I went on the Disney trip, and there are tons of kids running around the ship.
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Question #4: How does disney cruise compare to royal caribbean?
I know on RC they charge you for soda, certain restaurants ect, un-like disney, but what else do you have to pay for while your ON the ship? & How does it compare just in general?

Answer: It depends on what type of vacation you are looking for. RC caters to a more active, middle-aged crowd. There's a rock climbing wall on almost every ship, lots of sports activities, etc.On RC, you're food and most entertainment will be covered. You would have to pay for alcoholic drinks, soda (but they have a soda pkg that gives you unlimited soda/juice), gambling, Bingo, spa treatments, and anything you do ashore. The recommended amount for gratuities is $9.75 per person, per day.Royal Caribbean has a more modern fleet (with ice skating rinks, boxing rings, cool nightclubs, fancy restaurants) and visit more destinations. Disney is ... well .... Disney. I you're kids are dying to see Mickey Mouse, go with Disney. Interesting fact, however, is that the RC kid's program is the highest rated in the entire cruise industry (yes, even above Disney).
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Question #5: What's the best cruise line for kids, besides Disney?
We'd like to go on a quick (probably 7 day or so) cruise that'll be enjoyable for our 8- and 4-year olds as well as for us. BUT, one of our kids has a medical condition that makes me not want to leave US waters, so Mexico/Caribbean is not necessarily what we want. We live in Southern California. Any suggestions?? Thanks!

Answer: Carnival
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Question #6: What cruise should we do this year...Celebrity from NJ to Bermuda or something different?
My husband and I are planning a cruise this summer for our 15'th anniversary. We are leaving our 5 children with grandparents. We are looking for a good 7 night cruise. We want something fun yet classy...also sunny. We have done 2 Carnivals (fun, but a little to "neon"), 1 Royal Car. & 2 Disney (LOVED Disney, but no children this time). We are tired of the Bahamas and really of the Caribbean cruises as well. We are considering Celebrity's JOURNEY from NJ to Bermuda, but the ship is smaller than most and we wonder if there will be as much to do. Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch!

Answer: here's a link on ebay where they have really low prices on cruises all over the world.
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Question #7: princess cruises...?
i was wondering how the princess cruises were. I would be traveling with 2 adults, kids ages 13, 11, and 4 month old. We were thinking of going to the Eastern caribbean...i looked into pricing the cruise out, and it was relitivley cheap. How are those cruises in general? Is there alot to do for kids? (for the 13 and 11 year old) is the food good? I heard carnival wasnt so great, and disney is ridiculous...can any one recomend any other great cruise lines that would be suitable for all of us? I need as much info as i can get! thank you...

Answer: Princess is fantastic. They're an elegant yet relaxed way to travel, and really strive to treat each guest royally. Your 13 and 11 year old should be fine, as Princess has great youth activity counselors, child and teen centers and depending on your ship, several pools and entertainment options which are kid-friendly. Your 4 month old will probably be as content taking a nap in a crib as going on a cruise; however, if I remember correctly, Princess offers an in-room nanny service at a slight surcharge if you'd like an evening alone. The food is great on Princess, though perhaps not as good as Celebrity and Holland America Line, it is still miles ahead of Carnival, NCL and probably about the same as Royal Caribbean. Their excursions tend to be expensive but worth the price. Overall, on a scale of 1 - 10, I'd probably give Princess an 8.5. Carnival would place around a 6 and Royal Caribbean around a 7.5. Celebrity and HAL would take top honors with 9.5 each. Regardless of what you do, it'll be a lot of fun for you and your entire family. Have fun!
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Question #8: Should I go east or west for a cruise?
I am considering a Disney Cruise next year and would like to know if anyone has any comments on their own experience. There are 2 choices for our family. One is the eastern caribbean and the other is the Western Caribbean. Any info would be helpful!

Answer: i've been on a cruise before and it was awesome! in my opinion though i wouldn't go during hurricane season.
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Question #9: Which is better for older teens: Disney cruise for the western caribbean or eastern?
I'm also bringing my family, adults and little kids (7 and 5)

Answer: Hmm, I just looked at the Disney Itenerary and it's a little different than many of the other boats. Western typically have 3-4 stops, so that's kinda normal. But Eastern, departing from Puerto Rico, Typically have 5-6 stops and only one full day at sea. Based on that, it's a little more difficult to decide. I think it's probably a toss up and while I found the Eastern Caribbean to be more pleasant, some may like the Western Better. I personally found the Eastern trip to feel safer and cleaner than a Western (other than Grand Cayman). I found the beaches very accessable via an inexpensive taxi ride, the people more friendly on the whole, and felt like there was more stuff to do without having to sign up for pricey shore excursions. Make sure that your older teens are comfortable with a Disney cruise - they are really really geared at Disney friendly people. If they will get annoyed with cartoon characters being everywhere and tons of younger kids running around, then perhaps a Royal Caribbean cruise would better suit them...Good luck to you in your planning! : )
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