[quote=": Mustang"]My husband and I are in our mid 30's and have two girls ages 5 and 9. My
husband and I have been on two cruises, one Princess to West Caribbean and
the other Royal Caribbean to Alaska. We would now like to take a trip for
the girls birthday in May and would like some suggestions on which cruise
line offers the best kid's programs and any suggestions for a destination.
Also do any of the cruise lines offer babysitting at night? What do they
charge? Any help would be appreciated.[/quote]

HELLO
MY HUSBAND AND I ARE IN OUR THIRTY'S AND HAVE 2 TWIN GIRLS THAT ARE NOW 3 . . I HAVE BEEN ON 8 CRUISES AND WE DECIDED THIS YEAR TO TAKE THEM ON THEIR FIRST ONES . . IN NOVEMBER WE ARE GOING TO THE WESTERN CARIBBEAN ON THE ROYAL CARIBBEAN AND WE BOOKED A DISNEY FOR APRIL . . I HAVE HEARD THAT DISNEY BY FAR STANDS OUT ABOVE THE REST AS FAR AS CHOICES FOR THE LITTLE ONES AND PLENTY OF ACTIVITIES FOR US BIG KIDS ) . . HERE IS A HINT ON TAKING A DISNEY CRUISE . . FIRST IF YOU CAN GO AT AN OFF TIME IE: WHEN SCHOOOL IS IN . . IF YOU CANNOT DO THIS PLAN ON PAYING AT LEAST DOUBLE IF NOT TRIPLE THE PRICE FOR THE CRUISE .IN THE SUMMER IT WAS UPWARDS OF $6500.00 -$8000.00 CAMPARED TO OUR $3800.00 , THATS A BIG DIFFERENCE . . DO A SEVEN DAY CRUISE ALSO , I HAD ORIGINALLY BOOKED A 4 DAY CRUISE 3 DAY LAND AND LATER DID MY MATH AND IT WAS ONLY HUNDREDS MORE TO DO 4 DAY LAND 7 DAY CRUISE WHICH IS HOW WE BOOKED OURS BUT YOU HAVE TO DO THEM SEPERATELY . . THEY WILL WORK OUT THE TRANSPORTION FOR YOU . .
HOPE THIS HELPS
HAVE A BLAST
MARIA