CROSSFIT INITIATIVE DISNEY GROUP CRUISE
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7 night Mexican Riviera Cruise
Sailing March 18, 2012
Cruising with Crossfit
7 night Mexican Riviera Cruise
Sailing March 18, 2012
ITINERARY
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Highlights
Sights The gorgeous Mexican Riviera coastline is home to countless hidden treasures. Puerto Vallarta features charming cobblestone-lined streets and miles of sunny beaches. Mazatlán's El Faro lighthouse, perched high atop a rocky cliff, provides a truly spectacular view of the city and bay. In Cabo San Lucas, dramatic rock formations and cacti adorn the picturesque desert landscape. Be sure to check out El Arco, the massive rock formation rising from the sea at Land's End. Shopping Puerto Vallarta is perfect for souvenir shopping, with a wide variety of local artisans offering arts and crafts, including masks, clothing, ceramics, blown glass and silver. Look for deals at the Municipal Flea Market, the Marina Vallarta Malecon and the local mercados in central downtown. Mazatlán features La Gran Plaza, a large shopping center with over 120 stores, plus vendors selling clothing and handmade goods like sandals and rugs. At Cabo San Lucas, you'll find specialty shops, boutiques, art galleries and street vendors selling an array of local handicrafts and souvenirs—such as silver, ceramics and wood carvings. Activities Puerto Vallarta offers fun and sun for everyone—from cultural events and exhibits, to guided tours into the jungle, to virtually every type of beach activity you can imagine. While at Mazatlán, sail on a catamaran to Deer Island, a 100-acre nature preserve, for kayaking, hiking and snorkeling. If you prefer something less active, inspect pre-Columbian artifacts, some dating back over 2,000 years ago, at the Archeological Museum of Mazatlán. A haven for outdoor activities, Cabo San Lucas is known the world over for sportfishing. You'll also find a half-dozen world-championship golf courses. Port Adventures on your cruise may include opportunities to swim with dolphins, sail amongst massive whales and unfurl the jolly roger on a full-size pirate ship. CONTACT US FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS!  |
THE DISNEY WONDER
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Disney Wonder Facts
Date Launched: 08/15/1999 Officers: Multinational Crew: Multinational Gross tonnage: 83,300.0 Length (ft.): 964 Registry: The Bahamas Home Port: Port Canaveral, Florida Passengers: 2400 Stability Rating: Dinner Seatings: 2 (5:45 pm/8:15 pm) Cuisine: Various Dress Code: Traditional Room Service: Yes Tipping: $12 per day Outdoor Pools: 3 Indoor Pools: 0 Whirlpools: 6 Fitness Center: Yes Spa: Yes Beauty Salon: Yes Showroom: Yes Bars/Lounges: 7 Casino: No Shops: Yes Child Program: Yes Self-service Laundry: Yes Total Staterooms: 877 |
The Disney experience....
On a Disney cruise, there is something for everyone: relaxing "me" time for the adults, imaginative fun for the kids and exciting family time for all. Every voyage includes the attention to detail and world-class hospitality that Disney is famous for.
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Inside Stateroom $772pp
Standard Inside Staterooms have a queen-size bed or two twin beds that can convert to a queen size-bed, and a split bathroom with tub/shower combination. There is a living room with sofa bed, and privacy divider. Each stateroom also has a flat-screen TV, in-room safe, hair dryer, phone with voicemail, and individual climate control.
Square Footage: 184 sq ft Balcony Stateroom $1360pp
Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms have a queen-size bed or two twin beds that can convert to a queen size-bed, and a split bathroom with tub/shower combination. Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors lead to your private verandah. There is a living room with sofa bed, and privacy divider. Each stateroom also has a flat-screen TV, in-room safe, hair dryer, phone with voicemail, and individual climate control.
Square Footage: 268 sq ft |
Oceanview Stateroom $1003.54pp
Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms have a port hole window, queen-size bed or two twin beds that can convert to a queen size-bed, and a split bathroom with tub/shower combination. There is a living room with sofa bed, and privacy divider. Each stateroom also has a flat-screen TV, in-room safe, hair dryer, phone with voicemail, and individual climate control.
Square Footage: 214 sq ft Deluxe Family Balcony Stateroom
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NO PASSPORT REQUIRED!
TRAVEL DOCUMENTATION - all ports (excluding Europe) Proper travel documentation is required at embarkation and throughout the cruise. Even though a guest has completed registration using FUNPASS, it is still the responsibility of the guest to bring all required travel documents. Guest should check with their travel agent and/or government authority to determine the travel documents necessary for each port of call. Any guest without proper documents will not be allowed to board the vessel and no refund of the cruise fare will be issued. Carnival assumes no responsibility for advising guests of immigration requirements.
CRUISE TRAVEL
The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) Passport Requirements became effective June 1, 2009, for land and sea borders. While the WHTI requires a valid passport for land and sea travel, a final ruling was issued allowing leniency for “closed-loop” cruises, i.e., sailings that both originate and terminate in the same U.S. port.
U.S. citizens taking “closed-loop” cruises are not required to have a passport, but will need proof of citizenship such as an original or certified copy of a birth certificate, a certificate of naturalization, a passport card, an enhanced driver’s license (EDL)as well as a government-issued photo ID. Children are also required to bring proof of citizenship, and if 16 and over, a photo ID is also required. Canadian and Bermudian citizens are required to have a passport for air, land and sea travel, including all Carnival cruises. Although a passport is not required for U.S. citizens taking “closed loop” cruises, we strongly recommend all guests travel with a passport (valid for at least six months beyond completion of travel). Having a passport will enable guests to fly from the U.S. to a foreign port in the event they miss their scheduled embarkation or to fly back to the U.S. if they need to disembark the ship mid-cruise due to an emergency.
visit www.travel.state.gov for more information
