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From Your Vacation Specialist
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Cruising wisdom from your Cruise Specialist
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Featured Cruise Line: Disney Cruise Line
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Established in June 1994 as a division of the Walt Disney Company, Celebration, Florida-based Disney Cruise Line was created to offer a cruise experience as fun and exciting as its land-based resorts. The result, the 83,000-ton 2,400-guest Disney Magic, built in 1998, and her sister ship, Disney Wonder, which made her debut the following year, introduced innovative ideas to the cruise industry. While family-oriented in design, these ships are definitely not just for children. As the first owned-and-operated cruise line by the legendary "dream makers" at Disney, the ships were specifically designed with areas and activities that appeal to the unique vacation needs of adults and children. The innovative line designed its ships to provide the ultimate cruise vacation experience for all age groups. Both ships feature separate areas and activities specifically for adults, families, teens, and of course, children, who even have a 15,000-square-foot area dedicated just to them on both ships. When the 83,000-ton, 2,400-passenger, Disney Magic made her debut in July 1998, she introduced many unique ideas to cruising, such as "rotation dining," and places reserved just for adults. While purpose-built for families, Disney Magic was also designed to cater to the specific needs of adults and children, to ensure the best possible cruise vacation experience for all. more
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Featured Ship: Viking Spirit
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Viking Spirit is a river cruise ship sailing the Seine from Paris for Viking River Cruises. Launched in 2001, this . This 375 foot ship hosts 150 guests and 40 crew. Viking Spirit has a wraparound promenade deck that allows guest the opportunity to take in the fresh air and scenery as they cruise. Viking River cruise ships have classic Scandinavian-influenced interiors designed to be sleek, comfortable and uncluttered in appearance. Furnishings on board are crafted of fine woods; fabrics and wools, cashmeres, cottons and linens in a neutral palette to provide the best possible backdrop for passing scenery. The amenities in your stateroom and in the ship's public areas provide everything you may require as you cruise. Borrow a book, magazine, jigsaw puzzle or deck of cards from the ship's library. Have a soda or cocktail in the observation lounge, or get a complimentary coffee drink from the coffee station anytime of the day or night. Complimentary wireless internet is available on board. more
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Featured Destination: Europe
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Europe is for the person who is inspired by ancient castles, grand palaces and enduring cultures. Europe transcends your dreams . . . it's the land of the midnight sun, King Arthur, and Zorba. It's a place for lovers and for people who are simply in love with living. It is friendly cafés tucked away in bewitching, walled villages like Eze on the coast of France. It's the best place for people watchers, sun worshipers, wine and flower lovers. Most of all it's for you. Explore charming bistros, romantic bridges, towering castles, and inspirational cities - all the while enjoying an amazing European Cruise. Itineraries include The Black Sea, British Isles, Eastern Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Mediterranean Extended, Norwegian Fjords, Western Europe, Scandinavia/Russia and transatlantic. European Cruises range from 7 to 14 days. They are offered between May and October, with a very few itineraries available in November and December. more
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