good morning! my family and i are going on our first cruise in april 2012. is there an amenities cost list for all the extras on board? we are trying to budget to meet all of our wants while on board making it a dream come true for
hi, jeanie! congratulations on your upcoming disney cruise -- it really is a dream-come-true vacation for my family and me. i can't wait for you and yours to have a turn to sail! once you've paid for your cruise reservation in full, you've covered the large majority of your on board expenses -- most meals, entertainment and accommodations. there are a few extras for which you might want to budget: alcoholic beverages, smoothies, specialty coffee drinks and a few room service items adult dining at remy or palo treatments and services at the spa or salon port adventures pre-packaged snacks at the buena vista theatre and walt disney theatre photos purchased from shutters photography services arcade games internet usage and cell phone plans gratuities & tips hair braiding souvenirs laundry services or guest laundry usage for the six of us, i usually count on spending about $1,000 extra in addition to our cruise fares -- if that helps you plan. have a wonderful day and a magical vacation. bon voyage! andi
take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty. For breakfast we supply cereals, toast, juice, tea & coffee. If there’s something you can’t do without, just bring it with you! Please advise your dietary requirements at the time of booking. 

  

Some of our tours will include opportunities to taste and sample local produce; check the individual tour information for these details. 

  

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during december we are in the off season so we will not have beverage service available at the pools or beach club however we will offer picnic baskets for the beach club which can include a bottle of wine should you choose. the sand at the beach is white sand with small hints of pink. we look forward to having you with us! alaska medicare plan a has premiums that range $29 - $126, the part a deductible is $2,370.00 and the part b deductible is $0.00. when it comes to planning your renovation project budget you should look at allocating around $250,000 to $500,000+ . this is an approximate for excavation renovations and basement conversion costs. when i have extra money, yes!! it feels nice to spend it and know that i earn it on my own, and worked hard for it to get what i wanted.