I've been perusing Shoretrips. I already have a list of possibilities. CALM DOWN LISA! ;)

Todos Sants caught my eye because it is supposed to be a community of artists and the markets have lots of artisan goods. But, it could be tacky art for all I know.

You will SO love the artisan excursions - it's right up your alley. :cool:

personally I'm excited about horseback riding on the beach :) oh, and shoping ;)

Deposit has been sent in. Cat 11 gty - no room # yet.

Indi was 18 mos when we did DCL. It was pretty great. We didn't do any Disney organized excursions, but we went to the beach and hung out, went to Atlantis, did lots of stuff onboard. We didn't leave him in the nursery at all and we still had a blast as a family. The servers were so great with him at dinner. One of them actually cut my food while he was nursing!

Oh, but the all night puking kind of sucked. You can't give a baby seasickness pills.

Different tours have minimum age requirements. If there are age restrictions it will be posted on the excursions. Some do not allow any infants for insurance reasons.

Ah well. If all I get is a vacation where the view changes while I get to sit on my butt, I'm okay with that. And there's no guarantee that we'd be toting spawn anyhow.

I think I am going to have to cancel. If anyone needs a roommate please let me know. I put the deposit down for 2 people (me and an unknown roommate) but I didn't think I would have this much trouble finding one.

/sigh

:(

I might have someone interested - there are still a couple nice people who I know well and have been thinking about going. I'm working on schmoozing them.

Here's the catch, and why you don't want to cancel just yet - the rate that we got was due to a system glitch which was corrected later that day. You're locked in at that rate, and you can't get it back if you do decide to go later on but already cancelled. And, it's already over $2,000 per person.

I know. I am trying to hold out as long as I can. I'm still working on my freinds but they aren't buying the "it requires saving less than $100 a month for the next year" line.