Disney Wonder Review

Trip to Alaska May 2012

Review for Alaska Cruise on Disney Wonder
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Luv2Cruise1953
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: May 2012

My husband and I travelled to Alaska via the Disney Wonder -- this was the repositioning Cruise.

Embarkation --

An interesting process, in Vancouver. The first step is to hand off your luggage. Then go through the pre-board screening, very much like an airport screening. A quick visit to customs, a passport check. Then you are given a boarding number and asked to fill out a current health form. Once that is completed, you stand in line to get your ID cards. We had hoped for a room upgrade, but as about the 10th family in line, there was not anything above our room category (5B) that was available. Our boarding number was called (the one just assigned) and then you move on to the line to get on the ship. Be prepared, as you walk toward the ship you will be asked if you want your picture taken. These photos are for sale on the ship. If you do want these photos, be sure to be ready. We were not and our hair looked like we had just gotten out of bed!

Cabin Review

Cabin 5B

The room was very quiet. The veranda was wonderful - especially when we were viewing the glacier - it was 50 degrees F with a strong cold wind coming off of the glacier. Well worth it!

The room was in good repair and in a great location with regard to the stairwells. So good that we've booked a future cruise in the same area!

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