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baby-o
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Disney cruise
I just booked a cruise on the Disney Fantasy. My girls will be 5 and 2 when we sail and my only concern is that the little one isn't allowed in the kids club and I'm afraid she's going to feel left out. Anyone have any reviews/recommendations on the nursery and or anything else they'd like to share?!
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Posted 2/26/14 9:23 AM  |
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nycgirl
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Re: Disney cruise
I haven't done disney cruises yet...
BUT I never really liked the babysitting/kids area for kids that are young (2,3).
I don't think she will feel left out: there's plenty for you ALL to do.
I'm going with our kids & don't plan on putting the older one in the kids club.
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| Posted 2/26/14 9:38 AM |
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BargainMama
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Disney cruise
The nursery looks cute, we saw it on the Dream, and the Dream and Fantasy are the same ships. Your youngest can go into the kids clubs with all of you during open house times, and they have those everyday.
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| Posted 2/26/14 12:14 PM |
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Kelly9904
Mommy to 2 amazing little boys
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Re: Disney cruise
My DS who was 2 was fine, we went to the open house once and he was able to play in there and didnt want to leave. But overall he was fine staying with us when my older son went to the kids club. We often used hte kids clubs when DS1 didnt want to do something that we wanted to do (ie the night shows, DS2 loved them DS1 was bored) or when DS2 needed a nap.
The nursery was good though DS wasnt a fan! They caregivers there seemd really nice the 2x we use them and there were a few kids DS's age at the he was there so I am sure that helped too.
Message edited 2/26/2014 4:06:59 PM.
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| Posted 2/26/14 4:06 PM |
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