This thread is totally stressing me out. We plan to fly in Friday evening for a Saturday cruise. We can't fly any sooner because I'm a teacher and we work that Friday. *aaahhh*
This thread is totally stressing me out. We plan to fly in Friday evening for a Saturday cruise. We can't fly any sooner because I'm a teacher and we work that Friday. *aaahhh*
This thread is totally stressing me out. We plan to fly in Friday evening for a Saturday cruise. We can't fly any sooner because I'm a teacher and we work that Friday. *aaahhh*
There are some pretty heavy cancellation penalties depending on when you cancel. Less than 7 days and you lose everything (unless you have insurance to cover it and, of course, there are exceptions but not for missing flights or changing your mind) so there might not be anything to transfer into a spur of the moment WDW vacation.Yes we did have the all inclusive package where DCL booked our insurance, flight and transportation. Otherwise I wouldn't be so gutsy, lol. Okay, okay, just so you know we may plan to drive down (18 hours ). Might visit family in Panama City before finishing the trip the next day. But yes, the only reason I would have kept our flight is because it was booked through Disney.
Edit: By switching over to a WDW vacate, I was more considering having the cruise refunded and simply apply those funds to a WDW spurt of the moment vacation. We really would be happy with either.
Yes we did have the all inclusive package where DCL booked our insurance, flight and transportation. Otherwise I wouldn't be so gutsy, lol. Okay, okay, just so you know we may plan to drive down (18 hours ). Might visit family in Panama City before finishing the trip the next day. But yes, the only reason I would have kept our flight is because it was booked through Disney.
Edit: By switching over to a WDW vacate, I was more considering having the cruise refunded and simply apply those funds to a WDW spurt of the moment vacation. We really would be happy with either.
I still would not fly the day of if you can avoid it but it isn't worth stressing over. Get in as early as you can and you will be fine. You must be to the port and on board no later than 4 PM. It is an hour to the port from the airport. Add in getting off the plan to to your transpotation to the port, makes landing much later than noon risky.
As far as being on a filght the night before and having not work so thinking the next moring might be better, the same thing could happen the next morning. Take it the night before and if the worse do happen you have that night to get the airline to figure out how they are going to get you to Orlando.
Please don't panic planning is half the fun, just do the best you can and pray it will all work out.