I will be 18 in June and he is already 19. We are looking to take a cruise in July. I heard that Disney is the only cruise line that allows 18 year olds to book and cruise alone. I have tried to look on their site to see it in writing but I couldnt find it! I would appreciate any information and possibly advice from someone who has traveled with Disney when they were 18! Thank you!

Disney cruise line is setting sail for Alaska in 2011 and we plan to visit in July how much time prior to sail should we book, and experiences on Alaska and disney cruise line?

I’m looking to surprise my wife and daughter in April with a Disney cruise, and I need to find the cheapest way to do it. I also need info on the cheapest way to book air fare from Michigan to Miami or wherever. Thanks all.
PMDAN, howdy neighbor. We live in Grand Blanc.

I’m 18 and want to go over spring break with another friend who is under 21 on a Disney Cruise. If you’re under 21, do you have to go with someone who is older than 21? Some cruises won’t let young adults 18-20 book on their own.
Update: I already checked the official site, and I couldn’t find what I was looking for. They said what applied for minors under 18 but not people over 18 and under 21.

I don’t need another credit card, although I want to book a cruise and the card might give me extra benefits. I don’t know much about it.

I’m looking to surprise my wife and daughter in April with a Disney cruise, and I need to find the cheapest way to do it. I also need info on the cheapest way to book air fare from Michigan to Miami or wherever. Thanks all.
PMDAN, howdy neighbor. We live in Grand Blanc.

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At the Disneyland hotels if you have an annual pass and book a room you get a discount so i was wondering if i were to book a disney cruise at the time of me having a disney annual pass could I get a discount like at their hotels? Thanks.

For those who are thinking of boarding a cruise ship, there are five considerations for your first cruise. 1. Cruise lines have distinct personalities. It's nice to know that people went to each line. More demanding pay a premium to enjoy aboard luxury lines such as Radisson Seven Seas and Silversea. More affordable luxury found aboard Crystal. Holland America ships are refined and exude class. Princess is an elegant and avant-garde. Disney calls the whole family. Carnival has a fleet of "Fun Ships".

Timing is everything. The time of year that requires a lot of cruises. Cruises during summer and school holiday breaks will be more children and families. Cruise reservations well in advance of your departure date can often result in considerable savings. Sailing in a region during the low season (eg the Caribbean in the summer) is usually less expensive.

Foreign vessel size. Smaller ships (500 passengers), provide an intimate, often offers a highly personalized service and unique itineraries. Medium size vessels (500 to 1,000 passengers) have a good amount of entertainment on board and not the volume of people who found aboard a mega ship. The large ships (1,000 passengers or more) are ideal for travelers who want different amounts of organized entertainment, high-high-tech facilities and plenty of new friends.

Several regions have different target. Canada / New England cruises are ideal for exploring the historic towns along the east coast. Nature lovers will love cruising for the first time in Alaska. The Mediterranean is ideal for diving into other cultures. Adventure abounds along the Panama Canal. Fun and sun can always be found in Hawaii and the Caribbean.

Trips are available in all lengths. According to the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), almost one third of all cruise ships at sea for five days or less. Short trips are economical, ideal for first time cruisers who want to test the waters and increasingly popular. Most trips last a week or so, but some last a year. Very often, the bottom of the cruise is the younger audience will be. It is not difficult to find the best price. Just a little bit 'of time is necessary.

Royal Caribbean, Carnival, NCL, Celebrity, and Princess are the most popular choices First Time Cruiser.

Cabins are not all alike. Depending on the ship, ranging from slightly larger than the size of a room without windows in rooms (commonly known as inside cabins) to house-sized suites with terraces and Jacuzzis. And, of course, their prices accordingly.

Once you've decided what you want to go Cruise Line * You must decide which boat to go forward. * Decide the type of cabin you want to stay indoors or inside cabins (no window) are the least expensive cabin or outside a window. After that, as the Balcony cabins O. These are very desirable and will cost a bit "more. If you have one, can not be anything else. * For example, you can get a room service breakfast (room service is always free for a cruise) and enjoy your private balcony. o After balcony staterooms come la suite. They always have balconies and are the largest cabins on the ship. Usually come with a large bathroom with bathtub.

Avoid proximity to possible noisy places like the engine room, a nightclub and showroom.

When you decide every detail of your cruise, but before selecting your cabin, your travel agent who wants a grade or better book, called a reserve for the open category. You have a better chance of an update in this type of cabin (outside, sea view, balcony or suite) or a jump in class. You will never be down rated by Cruise Lines! But when it receives an upgrade to know where the cabin. It could be a senior, but do not want on the basketball court.

If you need a specific ship, sailing date or accommodation, book early to avoid disappointment. What is sold in the first place: Christmas / New Year, Presidents in February, Spring Break, Easter and July / August departures when children go to school. To get the space you want to cruise and necessary air, please book 9 to 10 months in advance, if possible. The rest of the month of February, March and April departures usually starts to fill up once the weather starts getting cold in the Northeast and Midwest. You can usually find opportunities in advance and at the last minute. But if you want a specific type of cabin, you may consider booking as soon as possible. If you are flexible, consider waiting for an "agreement" to appear. The cruise travel agents often book blocks of cabins from the cruise lines. An agent who has one of these blocks to your departure date can give a rate of more than one who does not. Now that you know how to book your cruise, sailing! Copyright © 2006 Mary Hanna All Rights Reserved. This article may be distributed freely on your website and in your ezines, as long as this entire article, copyright notice, links and resource box are unchanged.