Longer cruises often stop off in different ports of call, providing the ultimate in a relaxing, fun vacation that lets gamblers sample a taste of casino games in different countries and regions of the world. The Caribbean is a popular choice for many of these cruises, with the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, Aruba, and Curacao all offering land-based casinos as well as stop-off points for many different cruise lines. Visitors from around the world are drawn to these locales for the perfect combination of sun, beaches, nightlife, and plenty of entertainment options both at and away from the casino tables.

In the US and some other countries, casino cruises are actually the only way to offer legal gambling in some areas. Some states don’t allow US casinos on land within their state borders, but they do give casino operators the chance to run casinos on boats, which can either be docked permanently or must set sail ad reach international waters before any gambling can occur on the ship. Many smaller casino cruise ships cater to this market, offering daily trips that last for 4-5 hours that are more for gambling fans who’d like to wager a bit on slots or blackjack but don’t want to drive hours to the closest brick-and-mortar casino.

Florida is the starting point for a majority of the cruises in the US and many different operators such as Victory Casino Cruises provide daily cruises. As is the case with many operators, Victory Casino Cruises runs cruises 7 days a week, with two cruises daily (except for a single cruise on Sunday) and offers all the typical casino games such as slots, craps, baccarat, and roulette. A buffet is also available as well as a nightclub, giving customers a chance to enjoy themselves even if they have a bad night at the tables. Like their traditional land-based counterparts, many casino cruises offer players club cards, which lets players earn points for their play that can be cashed in for meals, merchandise, or entries into special sweepstakes and promotions.

Other Florida casino cruises are operated by companies such as Aquasino, The Big “M” Casino, Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines (which offers two day cruises to the Bahamas), Discovery Cruises, Palm Beach Princess, and SunCruz. While Florida is a hotspot for casino cruises, many other US beach cities offer cruises as well, so if you’re interested be sure to check in the particular area you’ll be staying. Coastal cities in California, Texas, South Carolina, and New York (just to name a few states) all have companies that offer casino cruises, so check locally during your stay to see if there’s one near you. Many operators leave pamphlets and brochures at hotels and most operators have their own websites and can easily be found using Google and other search engines.

If you’re looking to book a cruise, it’s very important that you call ahead and confirm all details. Cruises have limited space so they can sell out on popular days (usually Friday and Saturday nights) and many won’t set sail if the weather and conditions aren’t optimal for sailing or if there’s a chance of bad weather rolling in. Some cruises are cancelled with little warning so be sure to call the day or night of your cruise before you show up, as there’s nothing worse than showing up at the dock ready for a fun-filled gambling cruise only to find out that the boat isn’t going anywhere and will remain docked at the pier.

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Carnival, which carries more kids than any other cruise line, offers the cruise industry’s top-rated children’s program, “Camp Carnival.” Carnival youth programs accept kids starting at age 2.

“Camp Carnival” activities are held from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. under the watchful eyes of the ship’s youth staff, who also conduct babysitting services from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., as well as from 8 a.m. to noon for children under 2 on port days. The cost for babysitting is $6/h for the first child and $4/h for each additional child in the same family.

You can rent strollers, both single and double ones on board. For a daily fee of $6/day on three and four days trips and $25 per cruise for lengthier itineraries.

Children’s menus offer a variety of kids’ favorites, and a “daily junior special” making sure your kids will get something new and different every day. The menus are printed on the back page of a fun coloring/activity book featuring all kind of games and are provided with crayons.

You will find Carnival’s poolside restaurants like a 24-hour pizzeria, a grille area serving hamburgers and hot dogs and a complimentary soft ice cream and frozen yogurt station. You also have a service offering freshly baked chocolate chip cookies at bedtime.

You also have “Fountain Fun Card” that allow unlimited soft drinks throughout the cruise for guests under 18 ranging in price from $12 on three day trip to $26 on an eight day journey.

“Camp Carnival” main activities are:

• Arts and crafts centers, including Spin Art, Sand Art and Candy Art
• Mini basketball hoops, ping-pong, volleyball and shuffleboard
• Multiple swimming options, including children’s wading pools and main Lido deck pools offering cascading water slides
• Jungle gyms
• Other playground equipment,
• Shipboard dance club for teens
• The latest game consoles
• Talent show & competitions
• Dance Parties
• Late Night Teen Hang
• Late Night Movies
• Video Arcade Tournament
• Scavenger Hunts
• Karaoke
• Air Hockey
• Football
• Freaky Food Fear Factor
• Camp Carnival Survivor Challenge
• Make Your Own Pizza
• Game Boys
• ExerSeas Activities – Including games like Dodgeball, Basket Ball, and Mini Golf
• Sea Notes – Including games and activities like Name that Tune, Teen Idol, and Musical Jeopardy
• Water Color Activities – Including activities like Mono-Printing, The Great Art Robbery, and Decoupage Boxes
• Sand Art
• Spin Art
• Candy Art
• T-Shirt Decorating
• Carnival Twister Waterslide Races
• Card Games
• Music Hang
• Theme parties
• Reality Games Shows
• Trivia and scavenger hunts
• Pool Parties
• Reading
• Geography
• Science
• Physical fitness
• Music

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• a full day of supervised activities on sea and port days
• spacious and bright playrooms
• after-hours group and private babysitting
• outdoor play space
• mini fridges in all cabins
• children’s menus and activities at the restaurants
• possibility to dine with the youth counselors in the evenings
• activities that range from arts and crafts, to basic science projects, free play, computer games, karaoke and pizza parties, story and movie time, and more.

Based on this criteria the best ones are:

• Disney Cruise Lines
• Carnival Cruise Lines
• Royal Carnival Cruise Lines

Disney Cruise Lines

Obviously these ships have been designed for children in mind. Disney Cruise Lines outperform every other major cruise line in offering services for children who are at least 12 weeks old and less than 3 years old.

Children can participate in organized programs or enjoy activities available all day long throughout the ship.

Children may make new friends, watch television, play videogames, listen to music, surf the Internet and enjoy a variety of social activities throughout the day by going to the many youth clubs onboard.

They could also slip and slide down into Mickey’s Pool, splash and have fun in the sun in Goofy’s Family Pool. These are the only ships having pools with separate filtration systems that allow diapered tots to swim, competing cruise lines generally prohibit diapers in all of their pools.

Your children could also watch a Disney movie in one of the theatres, play a board game or learn how to draw Mickey Mouse. Play video games or go to one of the live entertainment shows featuring some of Disney’s characters.

You could also enjoy character greetings, allowing your children and yourself to meet and greet Disney Characters, this occurs all day long, throughout the ship, both in designated places and during special surprises appearances. Your children will enjoy free meals with Disney characters, like having tea with Wendy from Peter Pan.

Disney Ships offer the biggest playrooms and most extensive teen hangout areas at sea, see by yourself:

Aloft, a teens-exclusive activity center is a hip hangout where teens ages 13 to 17 can make new friends, watch television, play videogames, listen to music, surf the Internet and enjoy a variety of social activities throughout the day.

Flounder’s Reef Nursery, a nursery for young children is a delightful Little Mermaid-themed daycare center that provides care for little ones ages 3 months to 3 years.

Disney’s Oceaneer Club, a children’s activity center is the perfect place for kids 3 to 7 years of age to dress up as their favorite princess or hero, play computer games and enjoy a wide variety of supervised activities throughout the day.

Disney’s Oceaneer Lab, a children’s activity center is the ideal place for children 8 to 12, to play games, use computers, conduct experiments and enjoy a wide variety of supervised activities throughout the day.

Ocean Quest, a children’s activity center is an interactive play space designed to look like the ship’s bridge where kids 11 to 13 years of age can steer a virtual ship, play videogames, watch television and participate in arts and crafts with kids their own age.

Quarter Masters, an arcade is a cozy spot featuring the latest videogames hits-and thrilling air hockey-where Guests of all ages can get their game on while onboard.

Studio Sea, a family entertainment center is a television studio-themed hotspot where parents and children are invited to sing, dance, play games and enjoy live entertainment together.

The Stack lounge, a teens-exclusive activity center is a trendy haven where teens ages 14 to 17 can make new friends, watch television, play videogames, listen to music, surf the Internet and enjoy a variety of social activities throughout the day.

In addition to all these activities, it is important to note that:

• Each Disney stateroom has a bathroom with a bathtub, the competition only offers showers unless you pay the hard price. For young kids this is very important.
• Supervised activities for ages ranging from 3 to 17, are divided into five age groups and are free until midnight or 1am.
• Group babysitting is available for ages ranging from 3 months to 3 years ($6/h/child).
• There are free unlimited fountain sodas.
• Disney has a dock at their private island Castaway Cay in the Bahamas eliminating the trouble of tendering back and forth. Castaway also offers bike rentals for the whole family.
• Disney’s nurseries charge $6/h/child.

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First, to be on the safe side, make sure to split your items on several luggages. If one is lost at least your partner and/or your family members will have something to wear.

Second, make sure to have everything you will need to live for a couple of days in your carry-on bag in case your luggage is lost or delayed for any reason.

Use this list as a starting point and adapt it to the kind of cruise you will be taking. I don’t think you will need all these items but this comprehensive list should help you not to forget anything.

The Essentials

• airline tickets or e-ticket confirmation
• cruise documents
• passports and visas or proof of citizenship (if needed)
• vaccination certificate (if required)
• driver’s license and auto insurance card – in case you decide to rent in one of your port of call
• medical insurance cards and medical history (especially if traveling alone)
• copy of prescriptions and list of all medicines you are taking
• another picture ID – if you don’t take driver’s license
• credit cards
• ATM card
• Prepaid phone card or even a prepaid phone card may be a good idea to bring.
• cash or travelers checks and receipt (keep separate)
• 3 copies of airline tickets, cruise tickets, passports/visas, itinerary – the first set to be left on your carry on bag, the second set to be left in your checked luggages, and the third set to be left with someone at home. Alternatively, you can scan the documents and email an electronic copy to yourself so that you can access them from any computer through the internet.
• Plug adaptors and converter (if needed, ask the cruise line). Electric devices can handle multiple voltages make sure that your electric devices say 110-240V, 50-60Hz (dual voltage plug in).
• contact numbers to report lost/stolen credit cards or traveler’s checks
• emergency numbers at home
• wallet and fanny pack
• Addresses for sending postcards/e-mail
• A list of your packing list in case your luggages get lost for insurance purposes.

Cruise Packing List

Men

• Athletic shoes
• Belts
• Boxers / Briefs
• Casual shirts
• Dress shoes
• Hat
• Oxford shirts
• Pants
• Pajamas / Robe
• Sandals
• Shirts (formal, casual, sport)
• Shorts
• Sports jacket
• Swim wear (swim suit, swim suit cover-up )
• Tie
• T-shirts / Undershirts
• Workout clothes
• underwear
• undershirts
• exercise/walking socks (formal, casual, sport)
• gloves and stocking cap (if needed)
• walking shoes
• walking sandals
• rubber sandals/shoes for reef walking and beach
• evening or dress shoes
• “docksider” casual shoes
• tuxedo jacket and pants (or dark suit)
• tuxedo tie, suspenders, and cummerbund
• tuxedo cufflinks/studs
• sport jacket
• tuxedo shirt
• dress shirts
• work out clothes/T shirts
• slacks (formal, casual)
• windbreaker jacket
• sweatshirt
• raincoat with hood
• Hats, caps, visors
• Jeans

Women

• Bras
• Lingerie (Panties and/or thongs)
• Fake Jewelry earrings, necklace, bracelets (leave the real one in a safety-deposit box till you get back from your cruise)
• Heels
• Robe
• Walking shoes
• Walking sandals
• Shorts, Capris
• Skirt
• Slacks
• Slip, Body slimmer, Spanx
• Sneakers or walking shoes
• Socks (exercise/walking, trouser socks or pantyhose)
• Stylish shirt
• Sweater
• Straw, wide-brimmed hat
• Tank, halter, sleeveless tops
• Workout clothes and jog bra
• Night gown, pajamas
• Camisole
• Purses (day and evening)
• Belts
• Scarves
• gloves and stocking cap (if needed)
• rubber sandals for reef walking and beach
• evening shoes
• costume jewelry and extra watch
• Swim suit
• Swim suit cover-up, pareo, sarong
• Flip flop shoes
• Dress for informal, formal and casual nights on ship
• Tops of all types (sleeveless, short-sleeved, long-sleeved)
• Windbreaker jacket
• Sweatshirt
• Evening sweater
• Raincoat with hood
• Hats, caps, visors
• Sundresses
• Jeans

Babies & Kids

• Diapers, swim diapers and wipes
• Pacifiers
• Ziploc type bags to dispose of diapers
• Plastic bottles & sippy cups
• A crib; booster seat for dining; stroller (the cruise line may provide these or rent them, find out before hand)
• Disposable bibs
• Favorite stuffed animals, books, coloring books, crayons and toys
• Inflatable swim aids

Toiletries/Sundries

• Comb, Brush
• Deodorant
• Floss
• Lip balm
• Shaving kit, Shaving Cream
• Shampoo, Conditioner, Styling Products
• Toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash
• Acne control products
• Baby powder
• Blow dryer, straightening iron
• Deodorant
• Depilatory
• Eyeliner
• Eye Shadow
• Lipsticks
• Blush
• Mascara
• Makeup remover
• Facial cleanser
• Moisturizer/SPF
• Tampons
• Dental floss
• Scrunchies
• Tweezers
• bar soap in plastic container
• nail clippers and file (to be packed in checked luggage)
• razor and shaving cream, or electric razor and supplies
• curling iron or curlers
• hair gel
• hair spray
• shower cap
• make-up mirror
• make-up and make-up bag
• cleanser
• moisturizer and freshener
• nail polish and remover
• contact lenses cleaner
• Bubble bath
• Massage oil
• Hand sanitizing lotion

Electronics and Camera Equipment

• Digital camera, batteries, memory cards, manuals
• MP3 players and headphones, batteries, mini-speakers
• Camera case
• Cell phone and charger
• PDA and charger
• Laptop
• Portable console games (Nintendo DS, etc…)
• disposable underwater camera
• battery charger
• small travel alarm clock
• lighted dial clock for cruise ship cabin
• small flashlight
• night light
• Portable dvd player, extra batteries, and movies

Medical

• Thermometer
• Antibiotic cream, antibacterial ointment
• Anti-diarrheal medication
• Band-Aids
• Birth control
• Bug repellent
• Cortisone 1% anti-itch cream
• Sea-sickness bands or pills
• Lubricant
• Pain reliever
• Prescription medicines
• Ear plugs
• Q-tips
• Vaseline
• Dramamine
• Bandages
• Aspirin, Tylenol, Advil
• Anti-bacterial wipes
• rubbing alcohol or foot lotion for soothing tired, hot feet
• bug spray for offshore excursions
• sun screen, sun block and lip sun block

Miscellaneous/Extras

• glasses, extra glasses
• contacts lenses, extra contact lenses
• reading glasses, extra reading glasses
• sunglasses, reading sunglasses
• guidebooks and other port of call information
• foreign language phrase book or dictionary
• maps
• reading material
• journal, notebook, pen, pencil
• Binoculars
• Currency converter
• Krazy Glue
• Lint roller
• Luggage locks approved by TSA
• Plastic bags (Ziploc)
• Playing cards
• Tennis racquets, golf clubs, swim goggles, snorkeling gear (if needed)
• Umbrella
• duct tape or strapping tape
• extra plastic cable-lock ties for securing luggage for return trip
• extra luggage name tags (in case yours are lost on the outbound trip)
• Laundry bags
• Collapsible or inflatable travel pillow for long airplane flights
• Playing cards
• sewing kit and scissors
• travel-sized clothes detergent
• empty folding bag for souvenirs and shore excursions

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Caribbean cruise lines have expanded greatly options for online reservations. Whether it’s pre-booking, restaurant reservations, shore excursions and/or spa treatments, cruisers can spend less time queuing up onboard and have more fun enjoying Caribbean cruise activities.

But first look at the “Price Guarantee” policy to make sure that if there is a price drop before you sail, you will be able to benefit from it. In addition this will allow you to book early and have access to a much wider choice of staterooms and availability on your desired departure date.

Royal Caribbean and Carnival offer this kind of guarantee. For example Royal Caribbean passengers who reserve early and later find a lower advertised price by Royal Caribbean for the same ship, sail date and cabin category can receive the full difference in price as an onboard credit to spend on cocktails, specialty dining, spa services and any other onboard purchases. Any money unspent onboard will be refunded at the end of the Caribbean cruise.

Once you have your booking confirmation number, you can log on to your Caribbean cruise line’s website and customize the rest of your cruise. Most of the time you will be able to make pre-reservations for a multitude of onboard activities.

But beware don’t lose spontaneity, pre-planning is ok, but if you overdo it you could be missing activities you did not know would or could be great. It is not always possible to pre-book all onboard activities. To be on the safe side always ask what is the cancellation policy for each activity in case you want to change activities without losing money.

For example shore excursions can be pre-booked online prior to sailing based on the Caribbean cruise line. You will also be able to pre-reserve spa treatments online as well as ordering special gifts and packages, reserving tables at specialty restaurants, filling out your passenger declaration form, booking hotels and airport parking and many other options.

In fact today you can pre-book almost everything from the cruise itself to almost all the activities. Frankly the choice is yours and will be based on the kind of person you are. My father for example has to plan everything in advance when he travels, this is the only way for him to feel in control, safe and secure. In my case, I am the opposite I like improvisation and prefer not to plan anything in advance. I will book my Caribbean cruise and let life surprise me.

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One great way to find Disney Cruise discounts is to be willing to search and try different approaches in how you will book your cruise. This means doing your homework. You will want to search online through various companies as well as contact a few different travel agents to see who has the best deal.

Also when dealing with travel agents be well informed of the best deals that are out there. Discuss these deals with the agent to be able to get better deals that they might not tell the general public about. Also refuse to pay more simply because you are booking with an agent. You should be able to get the same deals if not better deals from an agent and if that is not possible then booking through the online websites that are offering these deals will definitely keep the cost down for you.

There are a number of discount Disney Cruise opportunities available for the traveler. One of these great discounts is that when looking into winter cruises you are able to book in the summer and early fall and save a large amount of money.

Another great way to get discounts is through promotional sales. One of the better promotions for families are the sales where kids cruise free. This means that anyone who is cruising with you that is aged 17 or under is able to cruise on the ship for no cost.

Other promotions that are common on the Disney Cruise lines include the option for kids to cruise for 50% off. Again this is a great way to save money while planning a family vacation.

There are also ways to save money while onboard through booking at times when onboard credits are available. This can really add up as a saving that is worthwhile depending on the cruise and the amount of credit that you are getting while onboard.

There are some simple ways to get onboard credit as well. One way to get onboard credit is to book your cruise online. A second way to get onboard credit is to use the Disney Visa to purchase your trip while you can also get credit for booking while onboard for a future cruise and taking advantage of special cruises where onboard credit is being offered. All of these will help you to have a Walt Disney World Cruise for a more affordable price.

Some of the last things to remember when looking into discount Disney Cruise opportunities are that there is a good chance that you can get a discount through special travel agencies as Disney will sell them multiple cruise packages for a lesser rate.

Further there are great savings to be had if you are booking your cruise as part of a group package as there are always group discounts and rates available.

Some other ways to save on Disney cruises are through special discounts based on your personal relationship with different organizations or companies. These are most typically offered to residents or specific areas, military service members and those who have passes to the Disney theme parks.

Being aware of the discounts that you can get will help you to have the most economical and fun Disney Cruise possible. This is a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in traveling on a Disney Cruise especially when looking at traveling with your family.

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Disney Cruise Line: This family magner offers the most sophisticated and high-tech kids’ program in the cruise world, bar none. Huge play areas, family-friendly cabins (the majority have two bathrooms– a sink and toilet in one and a shower/ tub combo and a sink in the other), baby nursery, and the ubiquitious Mickey all spell success. Plus, the 3 and 4 night Bahamas cruises aboard the Disney Wonder are marketed in tandem with stays at Walt Disney World, so you can have your ocean voyage and your Cinderella Castle too.

Royal Caribbean: The huge Voyager-class ships are truly theme parks at sea, with features such as on board rock-climbing walls, ice-skating rinks, in-line skate rinks, miniature golf, burger-joint diners, and Disney-esque Main Streets running down their centers, with parades and other entertainment throughout the day. The new Freedom of the Seas goes them one better, adding an top-deck water park and surfing simulator. All this is an addition to bigger-than-normal kids’ playrooms, teen centers, wading pools, and video game rooms, plus regulation-size basketball, paddleball, and volleyball courts. The Radiance-class ships are also a great family choice, and even the line’s older ships have impressively roomy kids’ facilities.

Carnival Cruise Lines: While Carnival’s let-the-good-times-roll attitude appeals to adults, the line also does a particularly fine job with kids. A few hundred per cruise is pretty normal, with as many as 700 to 800 on Christmas and New Year’s cruises. You’ll find the biggest and brightest playrooms in the fleet on the Conquest-class vessels, with computer stations, a climbing maze, a video wall showing movies and cartoons, arts games, plus great water slides out on the main pool deck. Carnival’s Destiny and Spirit-class ships are pretty great, too.

Princess Cruises: The Grand and Coral class ships each have a spacious children’s playroom, a sizable piece of fenced in outside deck for toddlers, and another for older kids, with a wading pool. Teen centers have computers, video games, and a sound system, and the ones on the Grand class ships even have teen hot tubs and private sunbathing decks.

Norwegian Cruise Line: The kids’ facilities on the line’s Norwegian Dawn, Star, Spirit, Pride of America, and Pride of Hawaii are fantastic, with a huge, brightly colored crafts/play area, a TV corner full of beanbag chairs, an enormous ball-jump/play-gym, a teen center, and an outdoor play/pool area. Parents will appreciate the many restaurant options on board, while kids can dine in tiny chairs at a kids-size buffet of their own.

Cunard: Though you’d hardly expect it from such a seriously prestigious line, the QM2 has a great program and facilities for kids, starting at age 1. Aside from Disney, no other line offers such extensive care for children so young. There’s even a special daily children’s teatime that’s perfect as an early dinner, and the children’s programming is free of charge until midnight daily.

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Decision Discounts

If your plan for cruise in reduce and bounce then you can find out some discounted tickets on Disney Cruise. If you are really looking out for Disney Cruise Discounts then you must have to plan your cruise vacation in October rather then July. At the same time Disney is also offering some other offers. Disney Cruise Discounts team is offering you three special seasonal offer rates. There are like bellow:

Sunshine Sailaway – This discount is available during January to March
Fall Fantasy – This discount is available during September to December
Spring Magic – This discount is available during April and May (this offer is available sometimes only.)

Here we have gone through the Disney Cruise Discounts offers which are really help you out if you are having small budget.

Things which are integrated in the charge

If you are having one full fare or discounted ticket of stateroom then you can get such things integrated in your charges which are such as:

Start with your food, you can get lunch, dinner, snacks, breakfast and ice cream
You can also get some onboard programs along with kids’ club and teen activities
You can also get the entertainment for your kids

List of things for what you require to pay extra money:

• If you are visiting Salon and Spa
• If you are using phone call and internet then
• If you are taking travel insurance
• If you are taking alcoholic beverages or a bottle of water then
• If you are plying any type of video games
• If you are doing official photo shot
• For beach pleasure trip

This is the list of Disney Cruise Discounts and some details of charges. Have a nice voyage!

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•  Blue Whale: in the world this is one of the largest animals and at the same time this is one of the biggest species of whale as well. Normally, the weight of this whale is around 84 tones at the length of this whale is around 25 meters long.
•  Fin Whale: this is a second largest whale which is maybe around 22 meters long and the weight is also near about 45 to 55 tones.
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•  Southern Right Whale: this whale can grow up to 19 meters in length and weight may be growing up to 95 tonnes.

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