Selivsey

You're a lifesaver! I'll be cruising with my 20 month old soon. He'll be too young for Camp Ocean, so I wondered what there would be for him to do. I also wondered about the sleeping arrangement (he's also used to sleeping in a different room). The hooks and sheet are brilliant! We plan on eating in the dining room each night and wonder how he'll do there too. I think we'll grab an extra banana at lunch and let him get started with that while we wait. Were you able to get a private table? I worry about him bothering other guests. He's pretty good -- but he's (almost) two.

Thanks for the awesome review! :D

The cost of those pictures aren't as unreasonable as most people think. Try going to a photographer and ask for one picture to be taken. First off, they'll charge you "X" amount of dollars just for the sitting. Then they won't sell you just one photo. You'll wind up buying a package that will cost you an arm and a leg. We still have tons of baby pictures of our grown boys left over from when we had to buy a package to get the few that we wanted.

That's not really true anymore. It's not hard to find a great photographer who will charge a flat fee (we got our amazing engagement photo package for $50 TOTAL) for the session and for all digital photos (with a photo release so you can print off as many as you want for cheap). I find the cruise photos to be the biggest rip off out there. The backdrops are usually super ugly (IMO, I know others disagree) and I'd far rather have a digital photo I can post directly to social media for my friends and family to see. Plus, with the great technology we have now, it's easier than ever to take high quality photos yourself. I'd never even consider purchasing a cruise photo. That's just me though, I know others have treasured collections of photos.

Can you tell me more about the Indian vegetarian meals? I've never seen them described before. My son and I are vegetarians and I'm looking for things he might be able to eat. Thanks for the review!