Last morning

[wildwood]

Could some one please explain what happens the morning you leave the Disney cruise . What time must we leave , and do you get to have breakfast ( but not at like 5am ) thanks in advance

[disneymadhouse]

Yes you do get to have breakfast! You are supposed to go to the restaurant that you have dinner in on your last night. Depending on if you are early or late seating for dinner will depend on your breakfast time. We've always gone to Cabana's though, around 7.45am. You have to take your hand luggage to breakfast with you as you are not supposed to return to your stateroom. Generally, most people are off the ship by 9am. Once off the ship you just collect your luggage. It's all set out in character / colour order from the tags you are given to put on your luggage the day before. You leave your luggage outside your stateroom door by 10pm on your last night.

[Planaholic]

It is also very sad

[wildwood]

Originally Posted by disneymadhouse

Yes you do get to have breakfast! You are supposed to go to the restaurant that you have dinner in on your last night. Depending on if you are early or late seating for dinner will depend on your breakfast time. We've always gone to Cabana's though, around 7.45am. You have to take your hand luggage to breakfast with you as you are not supposed to return to your stateroom. Generally, most people are off the ship by 9am. Once off the ship you just collect your luggage. It's all set out in character / colour order from the tags you are given to put on your luggage the day before. You leave your luggage outside your stateroom door by 10pm on your last night.

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Thank you so much for the info that's wonderful we had visions of us having to get up at 5am for breakfast to be of the ship at 7am

[wildwood]

Originally Posted by Planaholic

It is also very sad

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Yes I cry everytime I leave a Disney theme park so I don't think I will be able to hold it in 😭😭😭

[Guest]

Thats easily fixed! Book another whilst on the cruise! Or book a place holder for a future cruise! 👍👍👍

[wildwood]

Originally Posted by Rein

Thats easily fixed! Book another whilst on the cruise! Or book a place holder for a future cruise! 👍👍👍

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Sorry what's a place holder ?

[Bats]

Originally Posted by wildwood

Sorry what's a place holder ?

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A placeholder is just that, a place on a future cruise but with no confirmed date. It costs $250 per room and you receive a 10% discount and get a little on board credit (OBC) for doing it (OBC for the future cruise).

Once you get home, you sit and look at the itineraries and decide which one you want, contact DCL or your TA and ask them to move your placeholder to the cruise date you've chosen.

Placeholders are good for 24 months, so you must start your sailing before the 24 months are up. The $250 is fully refundable if you decide not to do another (ha ha).

Go to the future cruise desk at the start of your cruise, do not wait until the end. Make sure you get a reference number before leaving the ship.

Joa