***BOOKING DETAILS FOR DOODLE CRUISE*****

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Here is the details for the Doodle Lovers Cruise 

 

SAILING START DATE: Oct 1, 2012  You must be on board no later than 2:00 p.m.

SAILING END DATE: Oct 6, 2012

CRUISE LINE: Carnival

SHIP: Carnival Destiny

EMBARKATION PORT: Miami

ITINERARY: Bahamas and Turks & Caicos

 

Prices from (meaning STARTING AT):

Interior stateroom: $289.00  plus taxes

Ocean view stateroom: $349.00 plus taxes

Balcony stateroom: $449.00 plus taxes

 

Prices do include 5 nights accommodations, meals and some beverages on board the ship, ship board activities and entertainment.  Gratuities and soda or alcoholic beverages are not included.

 Prices are per person and based upon 2 people sharing 1 stateroom.  Prices are also subject to availability and may change prior to confirming your reservation with a deposit.   A non-refundable deposit of $200 per person is required to hold your reservation.

 Cabin selection and pricing are on a first come, first served basis.  A minimum number of staterooms are available at each of the above listed prices.  Once those staterooms sell out, the next higher price will apply.

 Please contact Todd Langenek at Palmer Vacations & Destination Planners, 800-627-1208 or [e-mail] to discuss and reserve your stateroom.  Air transportation, pre-cruise hotel accommodations and travel insurance are all available from Palmer Vacations.

 

[Ronna, Murphy & Wilson]

When I told my DH about the cruise this evening, I asked him if he wanted to go and he said "um, no, but I will if you want me to"..........So...looks like I am cruising solo :) Unless he changes his mind by Monday.

[Jennifer and Jack]

Ronna, if I go, do you want to be my room mate?

[Laurie, Fudge, and Vern]

I told Todd that I wanted a balcony in case the boat starts to go down, I can jump into the water :) I just want to be able to get some fresh air and was worried about claustrophia. I think the interior state rooms would be fine.

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

I could NEVER be in an interior room.  No windows - at least with an ocean view you can glance outside to see if it is light or dark.  That is just MY issue - plenty of people love the price of the interiors and trust you me - you won't spend a lot of time in your room, unless like me - I enjoy hanging out on my balcony.  Coffee, wine and what not will be going down in room 7230!!!  Stop bye.

[Angie, Hudson and Lily]

Laurie-You really want that balcony so you can stand on it and do the Titanic scene like Jack and Rose. :)

[Laurie, Fudge, and Vern]

My DH and I are going to practice every night until the cruise....LOL!!

[Dori & Rua]

My first and only prior cruise, Lisa, we did and interior state room.  It is just fine.  I can't even remember where what level we were on or how where near the center of the ship we were.  I never even felt the ship.  If you want a balcony because you love sitting on the deck and looking out and that is worth it to you, spend the extra.  If not, do an interior and save.  Come with us, Lisa!

[Angie, Hudson and Lily]

We always had interior state rooms (not even a port hole) on Disney and were fine. Just to get a window was almost $200 extra and I figured I could easily spend that on something more important. We were hardly ever in the room.

[Lisa, Daisy & Dexter]

Ha ha ha....all the ads are about cruises or sailing LOL

[JBAdorableDoodles]

Can the doodles cruise?

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Sorry but no dogs allowed.

[Angie, Hudson and Lily]

I don't get to go on this fun trip (I'm a teacher- no fun allowed :), but wanted to add one of my suggestions for survival in a small space. When we went on a cruise, I took a clear plastic over the door shoe organizer and we put that on the bathroom door. In the pockets we kept suntan lotion, shampoos, and anything else you wanted quick access to. It came in very handy, as there is little to no room in the bathrooms, and most of your luggage needs to put away so you can move around your room. I have used it in hotels too. I recently got an organizer bag from LL Bean that I love. It stores all of your bathroom items in one bag and when you open it up it has a hanger that you could hang on the back of the bathroom door (if it has a hook). They come in 3 sizes. I have the largest one, and it fits fullsize bottles of shampoo and hairspray. If you get an interior state room without a window, you may want to bring a little plug in nightlight to find your way around (to the bathroom, etc). It gets very dark without a window, but it is great for sleeping.