Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cruises have turned ghetto, sorry.

Disney Cruises aren't the same as Carnival/Royal Caribbean

Royal isn’t the same as Carnival.

And Disney is only fun with kids who enjoy Disney. Most of us graduate to Royal or Celebrity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We just got back from a Disney Cruise and we used a travel agent. We were able to get the same price as booking direct plus a $600 on board credit. I recommend it solely for that purpose. The advice they gave was minimal and there isn't too much to plan for a cruise.

This is true, but OP should understand that if he/she goes this route, DCL will not engage them directly. Everything has to be done through the travel agent.

This is true but only to a point. You would only need agent to change the date or add a room or a person and then a quick email to the agent. OP would still handle check in, excursions, speciality dining.

For Disney it is dumb not to have an agent. You are giving up free money in terms of the onboard credit.

Anonymous wrote:Cruises have turned ghetto, sorry.

A week on a Disney Cruise in the summer is minimum $10k for a family of four. If that is “ghetto” to you that’s…curious.