It's just like, I'm shocked every time we go on celebrity, like how accommodating they are to our kids.

Like, my littlest guy occasionally will fall asleep at dinner, you know, because he refuses to nap, but really still needs a nap.

And then like on two separate cruises, totally different cruises, totally different staff, the next night, they had like a pillow in his

chairs. Welcome back, everyone, to another episode of the DCL Duo podcast brought to you by my

Path Unwinding Travel. As you can tell from my voice doing the show intro instead of Brian,

I am solo today. Brian is unfortunately ill and unable to join me for this recording. However,

I'm not by myself. I have a lovely guest joining me today to talk about some compare,

contrast, Disney Cruise Line with a couple of other cruise lines. So I want to welcome to the show,

first time guest, Jen, welcome, Jen. Thanks so much for having me. I'm excited to be here.

Yeah, I'm excited to have you on with me. You have a ton of cruise experience. Need I say, you know, as much as

Brian and I have, but you actually have more varied cruise line experience, I would say,

than we do, meaning on multiple lines. Why don't you tell our audience how many cruises you've

been on total and on which lines? Sure. So I've been on about 25 cruises. We have mostly cruised

before kids. We cruise Celebrity, Princess, and a couple on Holland America. And since

kids, we've cruised Celebrity, Royal, and Disney. Awesome. Now, when you say since kids,

how old are your kids and who is in

your traveling or sailing party current day? Yes. So there's four of us, myself, my husband,

and then we have two little boys who are currently four and six. So our little one. Yeah. So our oldest one

has been cruising since he was nine months old.

And our little guy has missed a few, you know, with COVID kind of screwing us up there. But yeah, he's definitely been on a few as well since in his four years.

Wow. That's quite a bit of a sailing experience for all of you, especially

since nine months. We didn't take Nathan on his first cruise until he was four, I think. So,

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