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  • Time travler 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    Read the daily cruise sheet every day and plan out your day from that. Be open minded about trying something new. Remember that you can act silly as you will not see these people(most likely) again. Do not drink too much as it is costly and makes you do really stupid things such as going overboard. Most people who have "falling overboard" had alcohol involved. Eat in the dinning room instead of at the buffet. You will eat less, get waited on(you paid to be waited on), and the food looks and tastes better. Finally relax and enjoy your cruise.

  • skatiekatie 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    you may think you need nice clothes for dya time NO WAY just shorts and t-shirts. then at night on formal night look nice and on casual niught dont were jeans go to teh shows they are awsome. and
    EVEN IF THEY SAY YOU CANT GET ON THE BOAT TILL A CERTAIN TIME GET THERE A LOT EARLIER THEY WILL LET YOU ON EARLYIER AND THEN THERE ARE NO LINES TRUST ME!!!!!

  • Jenny 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    Not sure what ship your going on but here is a little info on Carnival, Royal, Disney, NCL. I would have to say that Carnival is the fun ship for everyone.

    Royal is a bit classier and ships are big and a lot more to do(rock climbing, ice skating arena(on some of thier ships). They even have a Johnny Rockets. I would like this one for a honeymoon ;o) Get the later

    NCL is for an older crowd…you don’t see that many youngsters on there. I have to say that the Tempayaki table(Like Benihhana "they cook in front of you" and sushi bar) is great and its not expensive to eat there. You can eat dinner at whatever time with NCL "Free Style Dining" which I like.

    Disney Cruise - well you can’t ever go wrong with Disney! great for families and kids…BUT everyone in general will love it. I don’t know about a honeymoon on here food is great on Disney - BEAUTIFUL SHIPS

    You will do a lot of relaxing. Take shorts, summer dresses, sandals,
    A nice outfit for captins night. I love cruises you will def. go again and again!!! ENJOY and safe trip you need more info email me. gotta go

  • MomSezNo 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    Best advice I can give you is: go to CruiseCritic.com, click on "Boards", then go to "First Time Cruisers" - and any other topic that piques your interest. Have fun!!

  • lalala ♥ 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    Bring sea sick meds just in case. You may feel nauseous. It may not happen, you barely feel the ship moving except for when it first takes off, but bring it just in case to not ruin your honeymoon!

    Also, don’t let the cruise line book your flights for you. They book them really close to the departure and if anything comes out, you could miss your cruise! Book the flights on your own a day before so that you can stay overnight and then have fun in the city until you board the ship. Also don’t choose American Airlines haha. They lost my luggage and didn’t get it back to me until after my cruise =(

    Hmm what else. Pack light! Just bring casual clothes and vacay stuff, and formal attire for one or two nights. It’s usually just mandatory though.

    If you’re going on Carnival, get a fountain fun card. That way, you get unlimited non-alcoholic drinks for one price. All alcoholic drinks are pretty expensive though!

    At night, if you aren’t claustrophobic, go onto the top deck. It’ll be windy but the view is amazing.

    Have a great honeymoon ;)

  • Fantazmickb 5:02 am on November 21, 2009 |

    Don’t throw your spouse overboard or let them throw you over.

    Actually, try to plan an excursion at each of your stops. You will have more fun if you have things already planned out so you don’t have to decide what to do at eack of your stops.

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