I’m not a huge baseball fan outside of our local team but I was thinking about Fenway too but I’m always leery of going on my own shore excursion. I know it will likely save some money but I feel like, should something happen on a cruise-sponsored excursion, they’ll also be more likely to find a way to get me back to this ship. If I go on my own, they would leave me hanging.
There seems to be a glitch though (at least it better be a glitch) where it lists our time in Bermuda, it says 10am-3:30pm both days, I would hope we can come and go as we please during the two days we are docked there!
Thanks! I had not checked in several days. No email yet but my reservation is showing on the DCL site.In case people haven't checked lately, this is cruise is now starting to show up in our reservations section on the DCL website. Found that out a couple of days ago. I even received an email from DCL today, welcoming us aboard
Usually tips are included on chartered DCL cruises. I called to see if this would be the case, and was told to wait for the official notice from DCL.
I called the Member Services DCL line mentioned in the pre-booking information and asked before booking. I was told tips are included on this cruise.
Ok, after returning from this year’s DVC MC with my DH, I chatted with friends, two are DVC Members, 2 are not. We booked 2 connected OV rooms. We gals are going to Bermuda with you! DH and I are on the West Coast Cruise. DH truly enjoyed himself on this cruise. He would have come on this one, but our 
Gus will have spend 2 weeks in kennel as we are on DCL’s WBTA next year. Plus all of my friends have been on MCs before and Bermuda was on everyone’s wish list.
Exciting for you!!! These MCs can be a bit addicting, can’t they
I have organized local Candy/Snack Exchanges on DCL Cruises. Groups are generally under 11 cabins, once we hit 12, I divide into two groups. Right now, just mention if you are interested.
On this past cruise we received goodies from Texas, Alabama, Virginia, Colorado, Maryland, Georgia and Japan! ( We received from 10 places.). Delicious candies, cookies, chips and nuts.
We had a Disboard breakfast meet on the first Sea Day, meeting at 8:30, heading in to the MDR that is opened by 8:45, so as to make whatever presentation we would like to get to. This is always fun. Not huge attendance perhaps, but fun. On this past cruise the MDR opened at 8:30 on the first sea day, we could meet at 8:15 and go in together if earlier sounds better. No need to sign up, just show up!
Bobbi
I expect it might, since our 2016 MC out of NYC had some Halloween theming. That one was end of Sept, they did the trick or treating in the atrium & had some things in the shops but I don’t recall seeing much else.
Patricia was my cabin mate on that cruise, and she remembered the trick or treating, I did not remember. Patricia, my sister Nancy, Cousin Ann Marie and friend Cheryl are coming on this cruise.
They did not have the Halloween tree at all. I wondered if it was because of the DVC displays in the lobby when we boarded plus it had just come in from the WBTA, so maybe no time? I was not sure & never asked. It sort of felt like a hybrid, part Halloween at the end when it hit October 1, but I’ve not been on a Halloween cruise so don’t track when those usually start up.
I have organized local Candy/Snack Exchanges on DCL Cruises. Groups are generally under 11 cabins, once we hit 12, I divide into two groups. Right now, just mention if you are interested.
On this past cruise we received goodies from Texas, Alabama, Virginia, Colorado, Maryland, Georgia and Japan! ( We received from 10 places.). Delicious candies, cookies, chips and nuts.
We had a Disboard breakfast meet on the first Sea Day, meeting at 8:30, heading in to the MDR that is opened by 8:45, so as to make whatever presentation we would like to get to. This is always fun. Not huge attendance perhaps, but fun. On this past cruise the MDR opened at 8:30 on the first sea day, we could meet at 8:15 and go in together if earlier sounds better. No need to sign up, just show up!
Bobbi
I have organized local Candy/Snack Exchanges on DCL Cruises. Groups are generally under 11 cabins, once we hit 12, I divide into two groups. Right now, just mention if you are interested.
On this past cruise we received goodies from Texas, Alabama, Virginia, Colorado, Maryland, Georgia and Japan! ( We received from 10 places.). Delicious candies, cookies, chips and nuts.
We had a Disboard breakfast meet on the first Sea Day, meeting at 8:30, heading in to the MDR that is opened by 8:45, so as to make whatever presentation we would like to get to. This is always fun. Not huge attendance perhaps, but fun. On this past cruise the MDR opened at 8:30 on the first sea day, we could meet at 8:15 and go in together if earlier sounds better. No need to sign up, just show up!
Bobbi
PS Just remembered that we got cookies from Ohio/Kentucky! We lived near Cincinnati for 23 years and never had them. Delicious iced smile face cookies!
