Lvspatime

I've never heard of quarantine decks on a Disney cruise. I think the cruise has a few things against it. Kids are in school, adult cruisers tend to not have Disney on top of their list, it's not the cheapest and of course hurricane season in the Atlantic. We are on the Oct 26 cruise and if I booked today my price would be more.

We did a couple of 3 & 4 days Bahama and a 7 day eastern caribbean cruise on the Dream and the Fantasy. At the time we had pre-teens who used the clubs a lot. I think the 3 day was too short to experience the ship and all it had to offer. A lot of people will do these short runs twice back to back. Being a Disney fan I agree with someone else who said to avoid the port intensive type cruises for your first cruise with them so you can enjoy the ship.

We are cruising in late October and driving in on a Wednesday morning. We have no set boarding time. What would be the best time to aim to arrive to increase the chances of parking and sort of limit how much traffic we sit in? Our drive is 5+ hours before you factor in the traffic. Thanks!