Disney First-Ever Southern Caribbean!

Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Disney Cruise Line and thought it
may be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they
are archived on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
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Disney Cruise Line announced today that its Disney Wonder cruise ship
will embark on two special 10- and 11-night cruises to the Southern
Caribbean, September 2006. This marks the first time Disney has
offered cruises longer than three- or four-nights aboard the Disney
Wonder.

The Southern Caribbean itinerary includes exotic ports such as St.
Thomas, St. Lucia, Barbados, Antigua and St. Kitts. Barbados and St.
Kitts are new ports of call for Disney Cruise Line. The 10-night
cruise will depart on Sept. 7, and the 11-night cruise departs on
Sept. 17, 2006.

"We have found that once our guests experience a Disney cruise, they
are eager to return again for a new adventure to different ports of
call,” said Disney Cruise Line President Tom McAlpin. “These special,
longer cruises were designed with our repeat guests in mind."

The itineraries for the Disney Cruise Line 2006 Southern Caribbean
Cruises are as follows:

Disney Wonder Southern Caribbean CruisesDisney's inkshop - Customized
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Departing Sept. 7, 2006 Departing Sept. 17, 2006
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral
Friday . . . At Sea
Saturday. . . At Sea
Sunday. . . St. Thomas
Monday. . . St. Lucia
Tuesday. . . Barbados
Wednesday. . . Antigua
Thursday. . . At Sea
Friday. . . At Sea
Saturday. . . Castaway Cay
Sunday. . . Port Canaveral
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral Sunday. . . Port Canaveral
Monday. . . At Sea
Tuesday. . . At Sea
Wednesday. . . St. Thomas
Thursday. . . St. Lucia
Friday. . . Barbados
Saturday. . . Antigua
Sunday. . . St. Kitts
Monday. . . At Sea
Tuesday. . . At Sea
Wednesday. . . Castaway Cay
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral

Rates for the 10-night Southern Caribbean cruise start at $1,299 per
person and the 11-night voyages begin at $1,499 per person.

Voyages to the Southern Caribbean add to an already diverse 2006
schedule of sailings. Starting May 27 and departing every fourth week
through Dec. 9, 2006, Disney Cruise Line will offer alternate Western
Caribbean cruises aboard the Disney Magic that includes two stops at
Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay, coupled with a new port of
call, Costa Maya, and Cozumel.

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests
can contact their travel agent.

Thus spake Ray Goldenberg :

Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Disney Cruise Line and thought it
may be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they
are archived on my web site.

Got the D-Mail on Monday. You're late.

--
dillon

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And a damn fine one, at that.

Dillon Pyron wrote:
Thus spake Ray Goldenberg :


Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Disney Cruise Line and thought it
may be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they
are archived on my web site.


Got the D-Mail on Monday. You're late.


Today is Monday.

It should be interesting to see how many children will be on the sailing's
since Sept is a back-to-school time & 10 days away from class at that time
would be unlikely.

"Ray Goldenberg" wrote in message
...
Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Disney Cruise Line and thought it
may be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they
are archived on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
http://www.lighthousetravel.com


Disney Cruise Line announced today that its Disney Wonder cruise ship
will embark on two special 10- and 11-night cruises to the Southern
Caribbean, September 2006. This marks the first time Disney has
offered cruises longer than three- or four-nights aboard the Disney
Wonder.

The Southern Caribbean itinerary includes exotic ports such as St.
Thomas, St. Lucia, Barbados, Antigua and St. Kitts. Barbados and St.
Kitts are new ports of call for Disney Cruise Line. The 10-night
cruise will depart on Sept. 7, and the 11-night cruise departs on
Sept. 17, 2006.

"We have found that once our guests experience a Disney cruise, they
are eager to return again for a new adventure to different ports of
call," said Disney Cruise Line President Tom McAlpin. "These special,
longer cruises were designed with our repeat guests in mind."

The itineraries for the Disney Cruise Line 2006 Southern Caribbean
Cruises are as follows:

Disney Wonder Southern Caribbean CruisesDisney's inkshop - Customized
Shirts
Departing Sept. 7, 2006 Departing Sept. 17, 2006
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral
Friday . . . At Sea
Saturday. . . At Sea
Sunday. . . St. Thomas
Monday. . . St. Lucia
Tuesday. . . Barbados
Wednesday. . . Antigua
Thursday. . . At Sea
Friday. . . At Sea
Saturday. . . Castaway Cay
Sunday. . . Port Canaveral
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral Sunday. . . Port Canaveral
Monday. . . At Sea
Tuesday. . . At Sea
Wednesday. . . St. Thomas
Thursday. . . St. Lucia
Friday. . . Barbados
Saturday. . . Antigua
Sunday. . . St. Kitts
Monday. . . At Sea
Tuesday. . . At Sea
Wednesday. . . Castaway Cay
Thursday. . . Port Canaveral

Rates for the 10-night Southern Caribbean cruise start at $1,299 per
person and the 11-night voyages begin at $1,499 per person.

Voyages to the Southern Caribbean add to an already diverse 2006
schedule of sailings. Starting May 27 and departing every fourth week
through Dec. 9, 2006, Disney Cruise Line will offer alternate Western
Caribbean cruises aboard the Disney Magic that includes two stops at
Disney's private island, Castaway Cay, coupled with a new port of
call, Costa Maya, and Cozumel.

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests
can contact their travel agent.

RichC wrote:
It should be interesting to see how many children will be on the sailing's
since Sept is a back-to-school time & 10 days away from class at that time
would be unlikely.

Disney always has a lot of kids and a lot of them very young. The one
good thing is that Disney keeps them so busy and happy, that you don't
seem much of them.

sue

Jimbo wrote:
"Unlikely"? Hey, the parents have a right to take their kids out of
school whenever they want and for as long as they want for
their(parents) satisfaction. As some will say "It will ONLY be 10/11
days, what can that hurt.?"

Additionally, traveling presents a chance for very good learning
experiences.

RichC wrote:
It should be interesting to see how many children will be on the sailing's
since Sept is a back-to-school time & 10 days away from class at that time
would be unlikely.



In some areas of Calif, we have year round school and some kids will
have their "summer break' in Sep...

I would like to try them , if they only had a Casino !
BILL

wrote:

I would like to try them , if they only had a Casino !
BILL

Same here. It's funny, I would never take a vacation in Las Vegas,
gambling is something I only seem to enjoy on a cruise ship.

How B