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Little Jack Rec Camp
Every summer, Campus Rec is proud to offer a recreational day camp for the youth of the SFA and Nacogdoches communities.
The Little Jack Rec Camp program is a fun recreational, motivational and educational adventure for children ages 5-12. Camp sessions are one week in length and structured like a normal day of regular school with campers moving through our facilities participating in different programs throughout each day.
The camp sessions emphasize some core values of our department: teamwork, communication, sportsmanship, and FUN! All activities have a noncompetitive nature and camp staff work with campers to improve basic skills used in most sports.
This is a non-sport specific camp and all activities are geared towards beginner and intermediate skill levels.
Summer 2015 Camp Registration:
Begins Wednesday, April 1 at 8am
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Registration Information
Open Registration: Open registration will begin on Wednesday, April 1, 2014 at 8am in the Student Recreation Center Administration Office. All forms must be submitted at the time of registration.
Alumni of SFA: Alumni of SFA may register as SFA community and receive the SFA community rates. Must be current member of the SFA Alumni Association.
Non-SFA Nacogdoches Community Members: We are happy to offer this program to members of the Nacogdoches community who do not have a formal affiliation with SFA. We do charge a higher rate per camper, but discounts are available.
Cost of Enrollment
Payments may be made on the balance due at any time prior to the first day of camp. By the opening day of camp, all payments must be completed per camper. Cash, check, and debit/credit card payments can be accepted at the Campus Recreation Administrative Office.
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|Total Session Fee
Early Drop Off/Session
(7:30am - 8am)
Late Care/Session
|Late Pick Up
|$10 for every 15 minutes child is not picked up
|$10 for every 15 minutes child is not picked up
Full reimbursement will be granted ten (10) business days prior to the session start date. Inside of 10 business days, a partial reimbursement (up to 1/2 of current amount paid) will be granted. For more detailed reimbursement information or to request a reimbursement, please contact the Campus Recreation Administration Office at 936-468-3507 or email Cody Kuykendall at email@example.com or Travis Lankford at email@example.com.
Early drop-off
Available starting at 7:30am and will cost an extra $10 per session. Parents will be responsible for parking in the north parking lot and walking their children to the Student Recreation Center and bringing them to the Lumberjack Lounge (lounge area near the Welcome Desk).
Late Care
Available from 4:00pm until 5:30pm and will cost an extra $20 per session. Any pick-up of a child after 5:30pm will cost an additional $10 for every fifteen minutes after 5:30pm. Parents picking up their children late or from the late care program must park in the Student Recreation Center parking lot and go to the Meeting Room to pick up their child. Late Pick-Up Children not picked up by 4:30p will be kept in the late care program at the cost of $10 for every fifteen minutes. If you know you are going to be late, please call the main Campus Recreation Administrative Office at (936) 468-3507 and notify the office staff.
•Register and pay your full amount by Friday, May 29, 2015 for three or more sessions and receive $25 off per session. If you register multiple children for three or more sessions, receive the discount for each child per session.
•Monday, June 1, 2015 and later registration discounts: For a single child or multiple children, receive a $15 discount for each session if you register and pay in full for three or more sessions.
If you do not register and pay in full for three or more sessions, you will NOT receive any discounts.
2015 Session Information
Session 1 dates:Coming Soon
Session 2 dates:Coming Soon
Session 3 dates:Coming Soon
Session 4 dates:Coming Soon
Session 5 dates:Coming Soon
Session 6 dates:Coming Soon
Session 7 dates:Coming Soon
Session 8 dates:Coming Soon
Session Times
Each session will go Monday through Friday.
Every morning, parents may start dropping off their children between 8am-8:30am at the Student Recreation Center parking lot located off of Wilson Drive on the north side of the Student Rec Center near the Library and Math Building. (Early drop-off is available for a minimal cost and begins at 7:30am.)
There is a circular parking lot in front of the Rec Center. If parents would drive in behind the library and come left around the lot, you can drop your child off with curbside service…you won't have to park or get out in the heat or rain (starting at 8am and 4:00pm)!!!
Sessions will begin at 8:30am and will end at 3:45pm. Parents can pick up their children between 4:00pm to 4:30pm from the front of the Student Recreation Center parking lot. (Late Care is available for a minimal cost until 5:30pm.)
Age Groups
Children will be split into three groups with a max of 20 campers per group.
•Ages 5-7
•Ages 8-9
•Ages 10-12
Swim Lessons
Campus Recreation offers Summer Group Swim Lessons and Private Swim Lessons. Register for swim lessons in the Admin Office of the Student Rec Center. Contact Jess Varlack, Coordinator for Aquatics and Safety, at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the Swim Lessons Page for more information.
Parents' Night Out
We are happy to announce that Little Jack Rec Camp offers Parents' Night Out year-round! Drop your children off at 6pm and have a night to yourselves. Pick up is at midnight and cost is $20 per child.
Next Parents' Night Out:
Fall 2014 Dates:
• Friday, September 19
• Friday, October 17
• Friday, November 21
Register for Parents' Night Out at the Administration Office in the Student Rec Center. Refer any new camper to LJRC and receive $10 off Parents' Night Out registration for each referral.
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Tue, Sep 9th 2014 8:13a Kevin S Pettitt
We couldn't understand why people without technical knowledge had to tell programmers "what" to do and, furthermore, they had to supervise "how" programmers did it. This article really resonated with me since I have frequently seen first hand how a lack of conscientious programming can cost an organization in the long run.Call me crazy but I have always taken the long view when coding since much of my work in recent years has involved unravelling the "shortcuts
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Tim Tripcony
Mon, May 12th 2014 1:17p Kevin S Pettitt
The Lotus Community lost a treasured member with the sudden passing of our friend Tim Tripcony. I don't know what else to do but help remember him and found this clip buried in my archives. This was from the Design Partner party at Lotusphere 2009. Tim you will be missed...
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Oct. 24th DCLUG: Ytria and Teamstudio Admin/Dev Toolfest Doubleheader
Fri, Sep 20th 2013 12:09p Kevin S Pettitt
Please join the DC Lotus User Group October 24th to welcome both Ytria and Teamstudio to Washington (well, Tysons Corner actually). Well known for their sanity preserving admin and developer tools prized by productive and heroic Lotus professionals for many years, both vendors will be in town for our first ever *morning* DCLUG event. In addition to showing off their latest wares in back to back sessions, they will stick around for a lunchtime "Stump the LUG" session where we invite you to shar
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Mark Roden to Headline DCLUG Meeting March 20th, 2013
Tue, Mar 12th 2013 3:21p Kevin S Pettitt
I can't think of a better reason to break blog silence than to announce the opening of a new chapter for DCLUG. In case you've been living under a rock for the last year (or like in my case had a new baby), you might have missed the many great articles that our adopted son Mark has been writing over on his Xomino.com blog. Well, Mark is also fresh off his debut at Lotusphere, er, IBMConnect this past January, where he covered the topic of JQuery in XPages, and he is going to bring some of that
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DCLUG Reboot - Join Us April 18th for Lunch (and Apps!)
Mon, Apr 9th 2012 12:29p Kevin S Pettitt
If you are in or near Washington DC next Wednesday (April 18th) around lunchtime, the DC Lotus User Group (aka DC Lotus Professionals) is teaming up with LotusUserGroup.org to host what amounts to a "lunch 'n' learn" session you might want to check out. I will actually be the featured speaker and will be putting my own spin on a session originally put together by Bruce Elgort and Niklas Heidloff at Lotusphere this past January called "Apps, Apps, and More Apps: Meet the Very Best Open Sourc
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Is There Really a Shortage of Lotus Notes Developers? Take the Census!
Wed, Jun 1st 2011 8:16a Kevin S Pettitt
Interesting year we're having, eh? Perhaps a bit more than the usual amount of consternation over the future of, well, everything Yellow. Amidst all the hubbub I thought I'd break blog silence to address one specific issue that it seems has been at least a contributing factor in IT decisions to move away from Notes as an application platform. I also set up a census/survey related to this question, but more on that below... I was inspired to write this post after Lotus Developer and XPage Gu
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Sun, Nov 21st 2010 11:10p Kevin S Pettitt
As a follow up to last week's terrific DC Lotus Professionals meetup, I want to extend a few well deserved Thank Yous. The first goes out to our featured guest Eric Mack of GTD/eProductivity fame for imparting his invaluable insights and practical tips on increasing our personal productivity. The group was enjoying Eric's presentation and the accompanying conversation so much that we blew right through our 5PM end time because no one in the room felt like stopping. That should tell you somethi
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Simple Idea to make Grouped Tabs in Notes Client Really Shine
Thu, Nov 18th 2010 4:17a Kevin S Pettitt
If you like the way the Windows 7 task bar works then you'll really like this idea to put some polish on a cool but not quite perfect feature of the Notes client. I'm talking about the option to group multiple windows from the same application under a single tab, as discussed recently by Bob Balfe in this blog post. Here's what you get now... ...but if you want to make it better, go vote and add comments if you have additional thoughts: script type="text/javascript">
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DC Lotus Professionals Meetup Featuring GTD Guru Eric Mack - Nov 17th
Wed, Nov 10th 2010 7:36a Kevin S Pettitt
Announcing a new Meetup for DC Lotus Professionals (aka DCLUG)! What: GTD Expert Eric Mack on Getting Things Done with Lotus Software When: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 3:00 PM Where: IBM Office 600 14th Street NW Room 356 Washington, DC 20005 Map NOTE: You must RSVP by Monday morning, Nov 15th, because of IBM's building security requirements. Sorry for the short notice but our IBM hosts just relocated their offices. ------------------------------------------------------------
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PlanetLotus Hack and the Danger of Private Clouds - Lessons from Ground Level
Tue, Nov 9th 2010 8:12a Kevin S Pettitt
The narrowly averted collapse of PlanetLotus this past weekend helped crystalize my thinking on the whole issue of cloud computing, or rather the risks therein... First of all, Yancy, thank you. Secondly, thank you again. Thirdly, this strikes me as yet another example of the dangers of relying on the "cloud". Specifically, privately run clouds. Private entities have various motives for maintaining some service (online or otherwise), be it profit or altruism or simple enjoyment. The dan
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DCLUG Reminder - RSVP Yes (or No) on Meetup.com TODAY for Thursday Meeting
Tue, Sep 21st 2010 10:05a Kevin S Pettitt
Whether or not you can attend this week's DCLUG meeting, I strongly encourage you to RSVP anyway and join the DC Lotus Professionals Meetup group so you can easily stay informed about future local Lotus events. If you plan to attend, a reminder that you must RSVP by 3pm today so your name is "on the list" at IBM's security desk. Otherwise they won't let you in, and I will be sad. I'll have more to say about Meetup.com in a future post, but in short it is probably the most useful site w
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A Reader Writes: How can I pull multiple email accounts into Notes?
Mon, Sep 20th 2010 9:54a Kevin S Pettitt
From the mailbag: Dear Kevin, New Lotus Notes user here...I thought that maybe you saw my problem first or have some suggestion. I would like to have several email databases, one account each, checking email. After understanding that Lotus Notes is not "an email client" in the sense of Outlook as everyone around me seemed to think, I joined the GTD-Eproductivity wave, and since I am very chaotic (which explains my stress, which explains in turn the GTD thing for me) I would like to ch
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We're Back Baby! DCLUG Gets LinkedIn and Will Meet Sept 23rd
Fri, Sep 17th 2010 12:55p Kevin S Pettitt
The Washington DC Lotus User Group (aka DCLUG, aka DCNUG) is back from its long hiatus with two big announcements this week. First off we have gone social by establishing the new DC Lotus Professionals LinkedIn Group. We encourage any Lotus professional in the region to join the group and encourage your friends (especially those not as tuned into the blogs and PlanetLotus as you obviously are) to do the same. And when I say "region" I include our friends in all of Maryland, Virginia, We
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Lotus Notes/Domino Developers Wanted - Get Sponsored for Top Secret Clearance (U.S. Citizens Only)
Tue, Mar 23rd 2010 9:16a Kevin S Pettitt
UPDATED: I should have gotten clarification on this initially, but these positions are all in the Washington DC Metro area... If you can answer YES to ALL of these questions, get in touch and I'll connect you to a recruiter looking to sponsor qualified individuals for Lotus Notes Developer jobs requiring high-level U.S. Government security clearance. Q: Are you a Lotus Notes/Domino Developer? Q: Are you a U.S. Citizen? Q: [NEW] Do you live in the Washington DC Metro area? Q: Are
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Tab Mix Plus Compatibility with Firefox 3.6
Thu, Mar 18th 2010 11:45a Kevin S Pettitt
As long time readers may recall, I LOVE the Tab Mix Plus (aka TMP) extension for Firefox. Not only does it enhance the configurability and features surrounding Firefox tab functions, but it also offers better session management and now, apparently, also allows you to add additional useful toolbar buttons (e.g. Print). I have therefore become very sensitive to installing major Firefox upgrades right away, because I don't want to lose any Tab Mix Plus settings because of incompatibility issues.
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Domino Designer 8.5 Tip: Where Working Sets Are Stored
Wed, Mar 10th 2010 4:04p Kevin S Pettitt
Since I just had to go through the frustration of "losing" all my DDE working set information (after deleting the entire NotesDataWorkspace folder to test a Notes client "fix"), I thought I'd share what I had to do to restore it all from the backup I took (see, I'm not as think as you dumb I am). Disclaimer: Your mileage may vary. I have only tried this on an 8.5.1 Notes client running Win XP and make no guarantee that it will work for you, nor will I provide any support if you break so
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iNotes Encryption Puzzler: How to Permanently Decrypt All Messages?
Mon, Mar 8th 2010 6:05a Kevin S Pettitt
iNotes (aka Domino Web Access/DWA) has for a while provided us the ability to read and write encrypted email by attaching the user's Notes ID to a profile document named (what else?) $shimmerid. Any time the user opens an encrypted message in iNotes they are prompted for their Notes ID password. Well, not necessarily their "current" password but the password of the ID when it was imported into their mail file way back when. Anyway, it's a process that is a little kludgey, but works well enou
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I just watched the last 5 episodes in a marathon, taped on my DVR. While it's not quite at the Soprano's level it is close. Plenty of complex charachters...enough mob mischief and hits to keep us satisfied from week to week.
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There's no point having a sprawling landscape if you can't fill it with tons of shit to do in between the regular missions. GTAIV has the occasional stranger to help out in Liberty City. Just Cause 2 has a stack of things to blow up around Panau. And Far Cry 2 has, erm? <cough>. Anyway, Red Dead Redemption and its miles of dusty land between different towns and villages could've wound up a joyless trek to wander across. But, holy crap, there's so much stuff to do here that you need never be bored.
Rockstar has not only delivered a kick-ass take on the Wild West era but they've done it with a finesse that satisfies every need of anyone who has ever fantasised about being a cowboy. Unless of course, your visions are based solely on Brokeback Mountain, in which case you may be disappointed. There's cattle herding, duels, hunting, breaking in horses (not like that) and much, much more to keep you in the saddle for hours.
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Rockstar has not only delivered a kick-ass take on the Wild West era but they've done it with a finesse that satisfies every need of anyone who has ever fantasised about being a cowboy. Unless of course, your visions are based solely on Brokeback Mountain, in which case you may be disappointed. There's cattle herding, duels, hunting, breaking in horses (not like that) and much, much more to keep you in the saddle for hours.
You play as John Marston - a former outlaw who's being forced to hunt down his old gang members by shady government officials led by one Edgar Ross. How do you make a bad-ass do wet work for you? Kidnap his wife and kid. So he's fighting for the lives of his family, but let's get a gripe out of the way early on; while Marston's cause is a worthy one, he doesn't half go on about it. Every time he meets someone new he bangs on about his plight like a stuck record, which, in terms of story, leaves him fairly one-dimensional.
This might be unfair to say this as most lead characters these days are about as compelling as rock with a face painted on it. But when it comes to Rockstar and their previously soulful leads it's worth a mention.
It all plays out like GTA except in 1911. You're sent on an initial, straightforward mission to get you used to the controls and how to move around the huge landscape. The story then branches off into separate areas and you'll soon find yourself working with/for various characters - like the Mexican army or simple ranchers - in the search for information regarding the whereabouts of your old chums. Red Dead Redemption takes you through superb little towns and villages that you can buy stuff from, play games in or simply shoot every one up.
Above: Donning a bandana around your face will keep you annonymous
There's a morale system in place for John too; perform good deeds, like preventing a break-in or saving a woman from being kidnapped, and you'll increase your hero status. Take this path and you'll find cheaper items in stores and the police turning a blind eye to the odd stolen horse. Alternatively, you can take the bad boy route by robbing everyone at gunpoint and holding up shops like a Wild West mad man and get a rep as a feared outlaw.
There are welcome distractions all over the place in Red Dead Redemption. Finish a mission and your end location will often be packed with stuff to do. Talk to a stranger for example and they'll ask you to do them a favour. In one saloon we were asked to convince a guy's wife to go back to him. You meet her at the station preparing to leave town and instead of talking things through you can either a) put a gun to her head and force her back or b) hog-tie and return her kicking and screaming. Nice.
There are also Wanted missions to take part in. Treasure hunts, which you'll be given maps and clues to find specific locations. And a wealth of specific games to gamble in. Like what? Like this...
If you're not arsed about being caught up in these affairs you can always move between different areas of the map by setting up a campsite out in the wilderness and teleporting from one location to another.
Above: The only way to travel in the Wild West
You can even take a stagecoach, which acts in the same way as the cab in GTAIV, as you can make the driver go faster, slower, or skip to destination. But while this is handy for getting about you're going to miss out on a whole host of visual treats in Red Dead Redemption.
Hop on a horse – or a donkey, if you like – and head out across the wilderness to be treated to one of the richest gaming worlds you've ever seen. It's packed full of beautiful mountains, rivers, forests and a fully-functioning ecosystem.
Above: Surely the gun on his back would be better used in this situation
There are plants to pick that can be sold in towns and a zoo's worth of wild animals including armadillos, wolves, goats and big ol' grizzly bears. All of which can be shot, killed and skinned. We skinned more cadavers than Buffalo Bill and Dr Gunther von Hagens combined. One other sticky wicket is that John can't swim, so don't expect to swim the river across to Mexico.
Although there are loads of shops to visit across the world, we bust through the entire game without stopping at any that we weren't forced into via a mission. It's only on reflection that we realise that we managed to blast through the story without buying a single new weapon. You might think this is BS, but we honestly didn't. Why? Well the refined Dead Eye mode (hold L2, LT and click right stick) makes even the weakest of weapons 20,000,000 times more potent because lining up headshots in slow-motion is a piece of piss. This doesn't mean the action isn't compelling. Not by a long-shot.
Above: Joining the Mexican army for a brief stint is pretty exciting
The siege on Fort Mercer, where you blow the doors off with a dynamite packed cart, assault the fools inside and finally man a cannon to protect your new base is amazing. A real rollercoaster of a mission that typifies the beautiful shooting mechanics of Red Dead Redemption, and puts it above GTAIV in terms of excitement during firefights.
It's hard to put a finger on a single reason why Red Dead Redemption is so great. It doesn't do one thing that will make you stand-up and applaud its uniqueness, but the whole package – the environment, the story, which we're purposely not spoiling here, and the gunplay – all adds up to be a thing of beauty and an early and worthy contender for Game of the Year.
Yes. Obviously. Rockstar's initial attempt at Wild West fun still stands strong but the lack of open world freedom means that there's limited variety to proceedings in this last-gen classic.
Yes. The sturdy FPS take on Western action provided a fairly decent run and gun affair but the story sucked a fat one as you were funnelled down one set-path after another.
No. But only just. It's highly subjective but personally we prefer pissing about in Banshees around Star Junction than riding a horse about. And the story of Niko is more involving and interesting than John Marston's.
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Splish, Splash, the Dream was a Blast! UPDATED 10/21 with FE Pictures!
Welcome to our trip report for the 9/1/2011 cruise aboard the Disney Dream with a 3-night Bahamian itinerary!
Table of Contents
1. Port Arrival & Parking
2. Terminal Arrival & Boarding
3. Exploring the Dream by Day
4. Enjoying the Dream by Night!
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Port Arrival & Parking
Thursday, September 1st
We drove to Port Canaveral early Thursday morning, our day of embarkation, and arrived around 10:15am. We parked on the 3rd level of the parking deck, took some pictures, gathered our items, and got in line about 10:30am. Although the terminal doesn't technically open until 11am, they started processing us through the parking area around 10:50am. Our journey began at a podium located in the parking deck. After asking for our stateroom number and IDs, they verified our information on their electronic pads. They typed in our stateroom number and four Mickey heads appeared on their screen, indicating each person in our stateroom. They verified that each member of our party was present, and then they allowed us to walk across the bridge that leads into the terminal building. At the end of the walkway, we went through a metal detector before officially arriving in the terminal!
View of the Terminal and Walkway from the 3rd Level of the Parking Deck
Terminal Arrival & Boarding
Thursday, September 1st
We entered the terminal around 11am and immediately filled out a Health Questionnaire Form that was located at various tables throughout the terminal (they also had copies of the form at the check-in desks). The form had two questions, both related to whether any members of our party were recently ill (1--fever and cough, or 2--vomiting). We took the form to the next available check-in counter and started the check-in process. We pulled out our passports and the Online Check-in Form we previously filled out and printed off at home. We changed our onboard account from cash-based to credit card-based, and they took a picture of our family. Our pictures were used throughout the cruise to identify us as we boarded or disembarked the ship at our ports of call. Also, when taking pictures with photographers on board the ship, no Disney World Photopass cards are used. They simply use facial recognition technology to assign your photos to your account. Somewhat cool and weird at the same time!
View of the Terminal and Check-In Counters
The last part of the check-in process was being assigned a group boarding number. Boarding groups are relatively small and they run through boarding numbers quickly. Our number was 10, which equated to an approximate boarding time of 12pm.
After we finished checking in, we took time to explore the terminal and take a bathroom break. Although we had previously registered our children online for the ship's kids clubs, we went to the children's registration desk to obtain a waterproof wristband that our oldest daughter would wear throughout the cruise. It is an electronic Mickey Band that children use to check-in and out of the Oceaneer Club and Oceaneer Lab onboard.
View of the Mickey Band
There is also a model ship of the Disney Magic inside the terminal, which was really neat to see. It beautifully displayed all the exterior and interior spaces of the Magic. In front of the model ship is where Disney characters will pose with guests for photo opportunities. We arrived so early that we got in quickly to see Mickey. Minnie arrived shortly after, but we didn't get back in line, since it had grown exponentially and we were already close to boarding time.
View of Character Photo Area in Front of the Disney Magic Model Ship
All-in-all, we were done with the check-in process, kids clubs registration, photo ops, and bathroom breaks by 11:20am. We then sat and watched Disney movies until 11:50am when they called our boarding number. Once our number was called, we got in line and quickly moved through the Mickey-head exit at the back of the terminal. Then we waited in line to take a family boarding photo. After walking the gangway, it was around 12pm when we finally crossed from land onto the Disney Dream!
View of the Mickey Exit Leaving the Terminal
View of the Gangway Connecting the Terminal to the Disney Dream Atrium!
Wow! Love your pics so far! Makes me wanna go on a cruise!
I'm here my September friend!!!! I love all of the pictures so far! I can't wait to read more! :surfweb:
I'm so glad that you're doing a trip report! Great start and I can't wait to read more when I get back!!! It looks like you guys had an amazing time!
If anyone had questions about something, feel free to ask. In looking through my photos, I now realize there were alot of pictures that I forgot to take! But I will go through as many details as I can with the ones I have!
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Im here!! Cant wait to read more! :goodvibes
How was the new boarding and port arrival times? Were they enforced?
You were allowed to enter the port area and park early? Might have to think about this as an option.
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Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
I have a couple of questions...did you have any problems getting to the parking garage? A lot of recent cruisers have said that they were told that the port did not open until 11:00 and to drive around until around 10:45. Did they let you go right in at 10:15?
Also, what was your port arrival time when you did your online check-in?
Thanks again!
No, port arrival times were not enforced. Being new to cruising, I didn't do online check-in until about two days beforehand. Much to my surprise, all early port arrival times were taken, and we were forced to choose the last time slot of 3pm. Since we already had plans to arrive at the port around 10:30am, we just continued with that plan.
We arrived at the terminal around 10:15am and were allowed to drop our bags at curbside check-in and head straight to the parking deck. In fact, there were already a bunch of guests dropping their luggage off. Also, the line of people that was forming in the parking dark to get into the terminal was already about 30 people deep by 10:30am. At check-in, they did not mention our printed arrival time of 3pm nor did it affect our boarding. I was also surprised that we were able to arrive, park, and board so early. I called Disney a couple of times and they said the port does not open before 11am and boarding does not begin before 1pm. However, we clearly made it through the entire process quickly and were on the ship by noon.
I highly recommend getting there early (no later than 10:30am), even if they begin enforcing times in the future. That way, at least you would be one of the first guests in line. Getting in the parking deck line by 10:30am made the whole thing such a breeze!
I'm here too! Your pics so far look great, can't wait to read more! :thumbsup2
Your girls are so adorable! Can't wait for more.
Exploring the Dream by Day
Thursday, September 1st
Once we crossed over the gangway and into the Dream, we were greeted by a cast member with a microphone. He asked for our family's name and then used the microphone to proudly welcome our family aboard the Disney Dream. The entrance of the atrium was flanked by Cast Members on both sides that were also clapping and welcoming us aboard. At the end of the line, a Cast Member took us aside and told us some basic information, such as where to eat lunch and when ship tours were taking place.
Armed with all we needed to know, we took off for Deck 11 to have lunch at Cabanas. Cabanas is a large buffet restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating. We ate lunch there from about 12pm-12:30pm before heading to the guided ship tour.
View of the Water from Cabanas
The ship tour started around 1pm and ended about 1:45pm. We ducked out a little early so that we could settle into our stateroom, which was ready around 1:30pm. One of our checked bags was at our stateroom by 2pm, but the other bag did not get delivered until 5pm. From about 2pm to 4pm, we explored our cabin and the ship, as well as spent time with other members of our travel party. At 4:00pm, we participated in a mandatory lifeboat drill. We then relaxed for a little bit before heading to the Sail Away party on Deck 11 at 4:45pm!
View of the Children's Splash Area
View of our Stateroom Balcony (Located at Back of Deck 8)
View of Goofy's Mini Golf
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What I'm doing with my life
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I have taught ESL to Chinese and Mexican children, Russian and Japanese adults. I've been a dairy farmer, an arborist, a preschool teacher, and a pizza delivery driver. I have lived in London and Mexico. I've pursued a music career. I toured the country, recorded albums, and was interviewed on All Things Considered. Now I manage the kitchen of an upscale pizza restaurant and take improv at UCB.
I'm really good at
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Listening. Singing. Improvisation. Cooking. Being an uncle. Scrabble. Enjoying a game of tennis while not necessarily winning.
The first things people usually notice about me
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my eyes
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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Toni Morrison, Wes Anderson, Girls, The Beatles, Thai, JD Salinger, Paul Thomas Anderson, The Wire, Sonny Rollins, Indian, Jhumpa Lahiri, Spike Jonze, Broad City, Cesaria Evora, Mexican
The six things I could never do without
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water, good food, music, funny friends, family, books
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
What if I finally got the opportunity to be on Fresh Air, but I had to be interviewed by Dave Davies instead of Terry Gross?
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Making delicious food.
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
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It would be hard for you convince me that it's okay to love Ayn Rand.
You should message me if
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You'd like a personal chef. You are a fan or The Best Show on WFMU. You want to speak Spanish or French, or teach me Italian or Portuguese. Or you just want to.
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