Category request for RMS Rangitiki 1958/59 to New Zealand

I have passengers on two sailings of the immigrant ship "Rangitiki" from London to Auckland via Panama Canal. 


The voyages were: arrive Auckland 1 November 1958, and arrive Auckland 18 Mar 1959 and the passenger lists are on familysearch. 


I found a list of departure dates here: <https://natlib.govt.nz/records/38036085>  , which says left London 13 Feb 1959 which I assume matches the arrival 18 Mar 1959 (but omits the sailing which arrived 1 Nov 1858).


Ship category: <https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Rangitiki_%272%27_%281929%29>
6 Voyages for the Rangitiki to New Zealand in 1957 to 1959  have now been added
ahoy amy! in just a few weeks, you will be boarding the sensational disney magic and being personally greeted by the extraordinary crew! i hope you are ready for seven glorious days on the high seas with mickey! i have two suggestions that might work to get your family back to orlando after disembarking the ship. you could do another one-way rental back to orlando. i know several of the rental car agencies offer a free shuttle to their office near the port. they could pick you up curbside and transport you back to their office. another idea would be to ride a disney cruise line motorcoach back to the airport. one-way service is available and can be added to your cruise reservation by calling (800) 951-3532. it does run $35 per person, and prices are subject to change. i hope this helps you figure out the best transportation option for your crew! it is always hard to end a magical vacation, and i know you want to have the smoothest transition possible. have a wonderful day and a magical voyage! nancy hi kim, i completely understand where you are coming from - i didn't want to miss a thing on my first cruise either! unfortunately the specific schedules are not officially released prior to sail dates. personally, i would suggest browsing a fan site such as www.disboards.com and checking out their disney cruise line message board. here you will be able to find reports from those that have sailed recently or during the same season that you are planning on sailing. although this won't be a guarantee of what will be offered during your voyage, it's a great place to start if you are going to try to estimate your plans. it also doesn't hurt to try contacting the cruise line directly with your question. simply fill out this form with your inquiry and maybe you can get a little more concrete information. in my experience this has been the way to get the most up-to-date information about a specific voyage. i hope this helps! welcome aboard, kristen! this winter is the perfect time to set sail with disney cruise line, as i'm sure that coming in from chilly new jersey, you'll welcome the warm waters of the caribbean at that time of year! my family loves to enjoy a stay at the walt disney world resort before our cruises too, and disney makes it very easy to make this transition from land to sea and back again. if you're booked disney cruise line ground transfers, they take care of all of the details. the night before you set sail, you'll receive a call or a letter in your resort room letting you know what time you'll be picked up and what time your bags must be ready. they will be two different times. last week, we left the resorts at walt disney world to set sail on the magic, so i can give you examples of our pick up times. our bags needed to be ready by 8:00 a.m. and were picked up in our resort room. we kept our day bags as carry-on's with us, but let the porter take our checked luggage which we didn't see again until they arrived at our stateroom on the ship later that afternoon. we were able to relax and enjoy the rest of the morning at our resort and were then picked up at 11:30 to take the ride out to the ship. both luggage and guest pick up times can vary based on how many other guests at your resort are using these transfers. typically, pick up times are from 11 - 12:30, though that can always change. just plan that around then is when you'll be heading out, and you'll get specifics the night before. when you complete your online check-in, you'll be asked to select not a check-in time, but a port arrival time. it's not too important to be exact with that time when you're using disney cruise line's ground transfers, as they will know when to expect you. but, most likely, you won't arrive at the port until 12:30 or later. the ride takes just about an hour once you leave the walt disney world resort area. have fun planning, kristen! there’s a link on the checkout page about ryanair’s exchange rate, bottom left underneath where you enter the card number. if you click this link, there is a checkbox that you can untick which reverts the currency back to the original one you were quoted in welcome aboard, nanda! it's so wonderful that you already have a cruise booked with captain mickey and his crew! check that off your list! it's certainly not too late to turn your cruise into a true land and sea vacation with disney. the agents at disney cruise line are happy to add walt disney world resort reservations and park tickets to your existing cruise reservation. give them a call at (800) 951-3532. my family and i never sail from port canaveral without adding at least a few days in the place where dreams come true! i prefer to visit the parks before we set sail. it's so magical to enjoy exploring and riding the different attractions at walt disney world, but it does wear me out. having the relaxing, yet still very exciting and eventful, cruise to look forward to after all the walking in the parks is wonderful! although, when we have visited the parks after our cruise, that has been great as well. as we leave the ship, other guests are sad to be heading home after a magical week at sea, but we have even more fun ahead. so, whether you choose to enjoy the walt disney world resort before or after your cruise (or both!), you'll be adding so much more magic to what is already one special vacation. have fun planning, nanda, and please stop back if we can answer any other questions as you continue to count down to your sail date! marcy ahoy kimberly! i'm sure the suitcases are out and ready to be filled with cruise attire for your bahamian adventure! my family just returned from a magical voyage onboard disney cruise line so i'll be happy to fill you in on what my prince and princess wore last week. my son wore nice khaki shorts and pants with polo shirts on the casual evenings. for pirate night, i brought along our pirate gear from home and on dress-up evening he wore a shirt and tie with dress slacks. my daughter enjoyed wearing her sundresses, skirts and coordinating tops and capri pants. she also dressed up in pirate attire and enjoyed wearing one of her fancy dresses for dress up night. when my daughter was younger, she always dressed in her princess dress-up while onboard, and you will see many young princesses strolling around in their royal attire on your sailing. i hope my suggestions help, kimberly! if you have any other last minute questions, please let me know! have a magical day and bon voyage! nancy business class and upgrades

500k velocity points is sufficient for round trip economy class but for business, its a stretch.

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