u/one2thuyyy

Hi everyone! I've been on DCL twice (no kids) and my partner and I LOVED it. It's also the only cruise line we've ever been on.

My father in law is retiring this year he's never been on a cruise and wants to treat the entire family (all adults, no kids) to a cruise. Since it's their first cruise and scheduling is a bit difficult we decided a short cruise (3-4 nights) over the weekend is the best option, with a nearby departure port.

That narrowed down our choices to Disney and Royal Caribbean (ovation of the seas). The major pro with Royal Caribbean is the price, as it is significantly cheaper. Other than that, I was wondering if anyone here has gone on both cruise lines and share their thoughts? Is it worth the splurge to go on DCL or should we give RC a shot? I just want everyone to have a good time as the unofficial/official planner now, haha. Thank you!!

Hi everyone! I wanted to know if anyone who owns an older home (built in 1900-1920s) can share how the experience has been? My friends and family are very against us purchasing a home around that age but I love the character that old homes have. We’re looking at the ones in downtown San Jose. All I hear from my family and friends are the house will be a giant money pit, you’ll constantly need to repair,
It’ll collapse sooner or later etc.
Thanks everyone!