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No need for a "Blue hair cruise line" to avoid kids. Virgin Voyages is 18 and older and does not attract a ton of older people. It's tons of fun.

I just took the Brightline from Orlando to Miami this week. Our train was on time to the minute. We departed Orlando at 9:50 a.m. and arrived in Miami at 1:15 p.m. I highly recommend it.

Technically, this is not a price drop. It's an entirely different category that only applies to new bookings.

No, you cannot. The placeholder is an actual reservation without a sail date. In order to get the 10% discount, the placeholder must be modified. So only Costco can do that for you.

Yes you need to call to use the placeholder.

You do realize you can get soda from any bar on Royal if you have the soda package. You don't need to use the freestyle machines.

Dreams still books Swan and Dolphin.

No there isn't. If you change the date after your pay in full date (90 or 120 days prior to departure), the cancel penalties will be added to your new cruise date and will remain non-refundable.

The transfer must be done within 30 days of booking the placeholder.

Free Dining has always been like this. Nothing new.

Next time combine the smaller cards into $1000 cards on the Disney Gift Card website before paying. Then you have fewer cards to keep and keep track of.

With Royal Caribbean, minor children share their parent's status. But once they turn 18, they start from zero again.

The 10% deposit is only applicable to cruises of 7 nights or longer. Shorter cruises still require the 20% deposit.

Raglan Road has most entrees priced under $35. Food is great and atmosphere is awesome.

I opened a SoFi checking account for travel purposes. It comes with a debit card that has 0% foreign transaction fees and ATM withdrawls. It's linked to another account that I can transfer funds over from within a day. I used it in London this summer and used it for everything. I had it loaded...

Not likely at all. Treasure is taking over 7-night sailings from the Fantasy.

Cruise ship bathrooms almost never have regular outlets in the bathroom. Usually only outlets for shavers. I don't believe I have ever had a regular outlet on a Disney ship in the bathroom. Older ships don't have outlets near the bed. You have to sail on a newer ship for this. Many of the newer...

This is not FCC that Disney is giving, it's a discount on a future sailing....very different things.

I can tell you that Royal Caribbean's "big bed" is actually twin beds pushed together. You can request that they be separated.

You have to include it with your cruise reservation. You would have to cancel the reservation you already made.