posted on March 30, 2001 10:01:59 PM new
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I have no affiliation with cruisealert--I'm just a satisfied customer. I've purchased two cruise vacations through them, and so far we've spent less on both vacations than my friend spent on one!
posted on March 31, 2001 05:19:29 AM new
Thanks for the tip psyllie.
I wound up on Expedia.com but deco it is not meant to be.
I was looking for Carnival strictly because of superior childcare - "Camp Carnival" they have and looking to go NOW while my daughter is on Sprink Break.
Turns out they have a minimum age of 2 and my son misses the limit by 2 weeks, and it is strictly enforced.
Anyway, if I split the kids, everyone would be miserable.
Very disappointing, I spent most the day laying it all out only to find this out when booking, but like I said, clearly not meant to be. VeryModern Space Junk
I've purchased two cruise vacations through them, and so far we've spent less on both vacations than my friend spent on one!