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If you still have some worries make sure you get the insurance that cruise lines offer, I know who wants to spend like $ 100 more (that could be a great souvenir) but I tell you it’s worth it when things happen. We were going on a cruise in Jan (different that Disney), we left Minnesota during the winter months (tons of ice and snow) got flight delays and missed the boat. They flew us to St. Thomas and up us in a four star hotel on the beach for two day (first day on the boat was an “At Sea day”) we did not have to pay for anything.

Cruise lines don’t want to cause damage to their boat or cause passenger discomfort. They may change to a different pick-up location. While at sea they may change the itinerary of the ports of call to avoid the weather that is hitting the land. Be advised that if you are prone to motion sickness you may have rougher seas at that time. To prevent discomfort during your vacation, ask your doctor for a scopolamine patch you will see lots of people wearing them, they stick behind ear and help to alleviate the queasiness; I cut mine in half because I just need a little help taking the edge off. Most of all enjoy the vacation, relax by the pool, eat tons of food, and play like you’re a kid again!