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  • On Aug 16, 2011
    Lisa from NY Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I am going on the Disney dream Nov. 2011. When is the best ime to get a massage. i dont want to miss anything going on onboard but wondering if there is any down time that a massage would be ideal? Also is there a hotel you would reccommend nearby the ship

    Hi, Lisa!

    Hands down, my favorite time to get a massage on a Disney Cruise to the Bahamas is in one of the open-air cabanas on Castaway Cay, and you definitely won't miss anything happening on board!  Yet, the Senses Spa on board is a treat as well, and you can usually get a deal when you first board. I like to start my vacation off right by heading there as soon as I board and securing the earliest massage time available on Embarkation Day.

    As far as a hotel recommendation, I always like to stay at Walt Disney World before a Disney cruise, but there are several hotels close to the cruise terminal at Port Canaveral which are convenient and offer cost-efficient amenities for cruise guests:

    • Radisson Resort at the Port is the closest hotel to the port (5 minutes). They offer park/cruise packages, and free shuttle service to your terminal.
    • The Inn at Cocoa Beach is a European-styled hotel with large oceanfront balconies and a free fresh-baked breakfast every morning.
    • The La Quinta Inn Oceanfront is nice yet affordable in Cocoa Beach, and it has a complimentary continental breakfast.
    I hope this helps you plan. Let me know if you think of any more questions before you sail this fall. Have a wonderful day and a magical vacation. Bon voyage!

    Andi
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Meet the Panelist: Andi, Alabama

Anchors aweigh! Time to set sail aboard Disney Cruise Line, and I'm just the mom to help you navigate the waters of planning. From stem to stern to ports of call, I'll show you the ropes of pixie-dusted vessels filled with magic and adventure. Learn More About Andi

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