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Here are some options https://www.gotobermuda.com/inspiration/article/where-do-afternoon-tea-bermuda-style

What is the rate for two chairs and one umbrella rental?

Yes, I saw the pricing. Can you tell me what you disliked about Snorkel Park?

I'm contemplating going on our last day in port for the convenience. How has the beach and vibe been recently? I know it's nothing special but is it decent enough to enjoy an easy beach day? Or is the beach that bad?

NCL typically. I'm actually on a Disney cruise in October that's spending 3 days in Bermuda.

You don't need a tour for either. For the beach, there are direct shuttles when you get off the ship to Horseshoe. They run constantly and are $7 pp each way. You can also hire a taxi if you want a private ride. These will also be plentiful when you get off the ship. For shopping, there is some right by the ship. I prefer the shopping in Hamilton. If you want to go to Hamilton, you would take the ferry that is also right by the ship. The schedule is here: http://www.rccbermuda.bm/Documents/Ferry/Summer Ferry Schedule 2023.pdf

What's the cost for a private taxi to Horseshoe?

I have done Restless Native and have them booked again this fall when we return. Loved everything and never felt like the catamaran was crowded.

Anyone know why the Blue Route Dockyard to Hamilton 8:00am is a 20 min trip but the next one at 9:15am is 45 minutes?

That's a very good point, thank you!

A great story and something to keep in mind, thank you!

Thank you for clearing this up. My only worry is an excited 12 year old trampling my 3 year old.

Would you mind elaborating?

Hi all, I am brand new to Disney Cruise Line but love cruising and love Disney World. I'm looking into my first cruise since becoming a parent. I've cruised NCL, RC, and Celebrity and love them all. I'd love your feedback if DCL would be right for us and if so, which cruises would be best suited for a family of 3 including a 3 year. I plan to fully utilize the drop-off feature of the kids club. It seems all kids are grouped together and not split into smaller age groups? We took him to Disney World twice this year and both trips were incredible for all of us. His absolute favorite thing is to meet characters. Which ship/itinerary might be a better fit for a family who prioritizes character meet and greets? Also I know this is subjective, but thoughts on paying the Disney premium compared to RC which is the other cruise I'm considering for this trip. Anything to know how DCL differs to what I'm used to? I already know there is no drink package and no casino. What are drink prices like? Are there any character meals, besides with princesses? My sons absolute favorites are Mickey and the Fab 5 along with Toy Story. Thanks for your help!