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hi i am new here. My parents want to take me brother and me on a cruise. They are thinking of halloween, or the holidays. I want to disney but they say it is expensive.
Disney is definitely worth the price in my experience. They could always try one of the shorter cruises – 3 nights, Thursday through Sunday – which are less expensive. As an adult who has been on the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic with kids, all of us had great times.
By the way, do you know where "Winnie-the-pooh" got the "pooh" in his name? I guess you are a fan????
hi i am new here. My parents want to take me brother and me on a cruise. They are thinking of halloween, or the holidays. I want to disney but they say it is expensive.
[/quote:1jaifr7a]I just looked for it and it says he is named after a bear?
Aw , maybe you could try and book through one of those discount sites! Or if your parents are members of AAA than you get a discount or if you live in Florida. If you can’t go on a Disney Cruise, it will be ok. If it makes you feel better, we have reviews of NCL , CCL, and RCCL on the site so maybe that will help you. If you want I can search for reviews from a kid’s perspective and/or discounts for a Disney cruise!
If you do not go on a cruise over Halloween , the New Year’s Cruises are FANTASTIC!
Good guess.
What I was referring to is the "pooh" part, this is what "Winnie-the-Pooh" book says about it (my summary):
Christopher Robin says that he once had a swan named "Pooh" but that it was a "long time ago" and that "when we said good-bye, we took the name with us, as we didn’t think the swan would want it any more." "Winnie-the-Pooh" also says that it comes from the noise that Winnie-the-Pooh comes from the noise that Winnie makes when he blows flies off his nose (after his arms got stuck up in the air when he was trying to get honey from the bee hive up in the tree).I just looked for it and it says he is named after a bear?[/quote:12ph8p3u]
Good guess.
What I was referring to is the "pooh" part, this is what "Winnie-the-Pooh" book says about it (my summary):
Christopher Robin says that he once had a swan named "Pooh" but that it was a "long time ago" and that "when we said good-bye, we took the name with us, as we didn’t think the swan would want it any more." "Winnie-the-Pooh" also says that it comes from the noise that Winnie-the-Pooh comes from the noise that Winnie makes when he blows flies off his nose (after his arms got stuck up in the air when he was trying to get honey from the bee hive up in the tree).It is a pretty cute story.
I just looked for it and it says he is named after a bear?[/quote:2wjszy3y][/quote:2wjszy3y]
For really?!
I had to look it up to see if my memory was right and that is what I saw on-line too.
For really?!
[/quote:tpvk640k]I didn’t know that about Winnie the Pooh! I was wondering if anybody has ever seen "Winnie the Pooh
" aboard either the Disney Magic or the Disney Wonder posing for pictures, autographs, ect.That is a good question. I haven’t seen any of the Winnie-the-Pooh characters on board the ships.
I didn’t know that about Winnie the Pooh! I was wondering if anybody has ever seen "Winnie the Pooh
" aboard either the Disney Magic or the Disney Wonder posing for pictures, autographs, ect.[/quote:zajxhg7o]Did they decide on the cruise to do?
For really?!
[/quote:22jxwzv4]the New Year’s Cruises are FANTASTIC!
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