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  • On Jun 29, 2013
    Tracey from WA 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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    Looking to book an Eastern Caribbean cruise for January 2014 and am trying to decide on port or starboad side. When in port we would rather look at the island than out to sea. Can you tell me which side would face the island at each of the 3 stops?

    Ahoy Tracey!
    Welcome to the Moms Panel!  My last sailing was a Disney Fantasy Eastern Caribbean sailing so I know you are in for a fantabulous week on the high seas with Captain Mickey in January!  I like to hear you are carefully considering all the details for your cruise including your room selection.  Although the ship's docking placement is always subject to change, I think you will enjoy the views from the starboard side on the Eastern itinerary.  First, when you leave Port Canaveral, you will be able to wave bon voyage to all the well wishers along the shore from the starboard side.  In St. Thomas, you should have view from both, but the pier will be along the starboard side.  In Castaway Cay, the starboard side of the ship will provide you with the stunning island views you will love!  In St. Maarten, the port side may give you the island view, but there is a chance there could be other ships blocking your views. 
    I hope my answer is helpful, Tracey!  If I can assist you further, please let me know!
    Have a magical day!
    Nancy
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Meet the Panelist: Nancy, Georgia

Ahoy there!I'm excited to help you plan a magical voyage filled with pixie dust onboard one of the magnificent Disney cruise ships. As a mom of two,I love planning a Disney cruise and can't wait for you to experience all that DCL has to offer. Learn More About Nancy

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