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| Ringing in 2011 |
Lesson 1: What is a Land/Sea
Vacation? Disney used to do “Land/Sea packages”. These
packages would create a vacation that started at Disney World and
ended with a sailing on the Disney Cruise Line or vice versa. From
what I understand, they no longer offer this service. Which is fine
because when I checked if I booked them separately I came out
cheaper! So that's what I did. I just made sure that all of our
times lined up. I was not automatically told this option was cheaper
until I started chatting with the reservation specialist.
Lesson Learned: Always price out
your options and look/ask for discounts/savings.
Discounts/savings can come in the form of a Value hotel room instead
of a Moderate, or on the Cruise Line a different cabin category such
as a 4b instead of a 4a, or choosing deck 7 as opposed to deck 9 The
only difference here is the location on the deck that you have
chosen. For example 4a will be closer to midship and the elevators
than 4b will. Just be honest with yourself and know if you are ok
with possibly sacrificing.
Lesson 2: Know your Schedule
Our Mega Vacation didn't start out that way...
