3-5 Day Cruise

[skindogg]

Any tips on where to look for Cruises from Florida?

Is there such as thing as last minute ie booking when there?

Curious where people have booked before? Would be a first cruise so any recommendations welcome. I assume Disney would be significantly more expensive than other cruise lines.

Anyone have any tips?

[RebeccaDisney]

Hello. We are going in March 2019, 6 nights at Disney followed by a 10 night Caribbean cruise. We are cruising from Fort Lauderdale which I believe is about 3 hours drive (may be a bit more actually). We are cruising Celebrity as that’s our favourite cruise line. Cape Canaveral will be the closest port to Disney, I think it’s about an hour / an hour and a half away from WDW. This is where the Disney cruises sail from, I’m not sure what other cruise lines cruise from here but I’m sure there will be some, I think Royal Caribbean. I know both Disney and Royal Caribbean do short cruises. Disney Cruise Line is significantly more expensive than other cruise lines, however they are very special. I used to work for Disney Cruise Line and the service is amazing. You also have easy access to characters without having to queue for long. With regards to booking a cruise while you are over there, I’m not sure how easy that will be. You also need to make sure that your travel insurance includes cruising.

[RebeccaDisney]

Oh and look at 'iglu' and 'bonvoyage' websites for prices. I find bonvoyage to be reasonable.

[anneeb]

There are a few US websites, we looked at various ones until we found what we wanted.
American Discount Cruises & Travel
Vacations to go
Iglu
Carnival
Disney cruises

[steve@mac155.f]

Take a look on this site you might get lucky.

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Steve