Amazing service, I will definitely be using them in the future for all my cruise transportation.read more

So friendly, accommodating, and prompt. Thank you! They showed up early due to some traffic that…read morewas going to be happening to ensure we wouldn't be late!

I had an absolutely fantastic experience with CNR Shuttle Services last night. After a very late…read moreairport arrival, CNR brought me to my hotel. Bleary-eyed, I checked in at the hotel, only to realize I had left my bag in the car. Thankfully, I remembered the name on the side of the van. I Googled it, called the number, and the driver immediately turned around to return my bag to me. He was only courteous and understanding of my blunder. No judgment of my boneheaded move. No complaining about how late it was. Just friendly service and compassion for a fellow human's honest mistake.

We used Beachline to get to and from our hotel and cruise terminal. The trip to the ship was…read moreuneventful and in a nice van. The return trip was 2 hours late, and on a 30+ year old van with broken AC. This was the most miserable transport experience I've had outside the military.

Beachline Transportation was a good call for our trip to Port Canaveral. From Rebecca and Karin in…read morecustomer Service, to our Drivers, Charles and Bill. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and got us to/from our destination on time. Greeter, Teena was on point, making sure we knew where to meet our shuttle after the cruise. Their cruise parking and shuttle service was an excellent price, with no hidden fees. It was so easy to book right on their website. We highly recommend Beach Line Transportation 321-453-9660.

I've used this agency since I first moved to Titusville in the early 90s and they have never let me…read moredown. They've done it all for me...cruises, hotels, flights. Very knowledgeable and always courteous. Definitely an asset to this town.

Great service. Easy to find from getting off the ship. Had a sign for us. Great ride.read more

Great service. On time, very nice. Courteous and a very fair price to the Orlando airport from…read moreCocoa Beach. Will definitely be using again. Great for those who also travel for business.

I recently had my first cruise experience and I was lucky enough for it to be on the Disney Wish…read more As a first time cruiser, everything was very well explained so I knew what to expect. The check-in was fast and easy. The security line went fairly quickly and our room was waiting for us when we boarded. We stayed in a family deluxe stateroom with verandah which was nice and roomy. I was on the 4 night cruise. The options for entertainment on the boat were endless. I went with a friend of mine and even though we had no kids, there were plenty of things for adults only. Don't be fooled, this cruise is for anyone. We barely interacted with kids if I am thinking of my entire experience. The food was amazing, the staff were eager to please. The private island area serenity bay was an amazing beach. I could have stayed there forever! We dressed up for pirate night, it was fun to see everyone having a great time. I can't wait for my next Disney cruise!

The ship is beautiful and kept in pristine condition. Clean and sanitary in all public areas. We…read morehad a balcony stateroom and found it to be spacious for two. Decorated compellingly with artistic touches and details everywhere. Overall service was good for the price. We had Prima Notte wine tasting at Palo which we found to be incredible. palo pub for Good: 1932 restaurant was by far the best. Food and menu as well as restaurant concept and ambiance was the best of the 3. Adult area was quiet and had a neat infinity pool. The shows in the theater were Disney theme park quality. Not quite Broadway but close. Impressive and entertaining. The balcony stateroom had an awesome feature where the bathroom toilet and a sink were in their own room, and a shower mirror and sink were in another room. Very nice to be doing different business in different rooms at once. Storage was plentiful and had more outlets than I am used to from other cruise lines. Beds were very comfortable. Fair: Most drinks were mid. Some were great. Some were bad. Service experience was an entire spectrum. Most staff were friendly, some went above and beyond, some did not make eye contact. Didn't seem to have quite enough activity options onboard. Especially if you have the 8:15 dinner service. Not much to do later on in the evening. Arenndale and Marvel restaurants food was just okay and we kind of found the content/show to be fun, but mildly annoying and just too much and too loud. Air conditioning struggled at times, but for the most part worked to keep the room cool. Bad: Elevator situation. Completely underserved for the capacity of people. The area where the serviced food stations (BBQ, Ice cream, tacos, pizza etc.) are is open to the outside air and heat/humidity at all times with no air circulation. We found it to be just a crammed sweatbox with long lines and no where to sit and eat, all tables full. The way she ship is laid out does not allow for the ability to travel from fore to aft enough. You find yourself hitting dead ends where only cast members are permitted, and no obvious way to keep going in the direction you want. Everything is really expensive, even for Disney standards. Upcharges abound. There isn't really any drink package to speak of. Having a few drinks a day really adds up! The messages feature on the DCL app was not working very well on ship WiFi with airplane mode on. The gather point mandatory meeting was strange. We all had to get where we were supposed to be, scanned our stateroom cards and then In the middle of the presentation they dismissed the parents with babies and kids, and then everyone. If it is so important, why cut it short without getting the full message?

We just disembarked from an amazing trip. I've been on 7-8+ cruises before but this was my first…read moreDisney cruise. Don't spoil your experience by looking at all the photos on the reviews.... You'll take away some of the magic. Key POINT: this cruise ship is primarily for kids to about 12 years old. And every kid walks off this boat just elated!!! Outside of a few Trivia events adults don't have much to do. Pros: -Top quality entertainers from Vegas, West End and Broadway - immaculately clean - fitness center has nice equipment including Peleton - characters are accessible ... much better than the Disney parks. - movie theaters on board show new releases - because most kids go to bed early stateroom neighbor noise is minimal. - the private island stop in the Bahamas was breathtaking and perfect - the mariachi in the Coco restaurant was really nice . - firework show - the Incredibles race track - bingo was entertaining Cons: -Staterooms do not have twin bed options so cabin mates have to share a bed. If under 5'10" the sofa bed is an option. - outside of evening shows, not much for adults to do. Quite a few grandparents were abandoned. (The irony is many of them were footing the bill.) - dining rooms cramped... felt like a cafeteria. - you cannot eat in peace as the themed dining rooms are non-stop entertainment for the kids. - this is my first cruise I didn't make any new friends. Most people just talk to their own family units. They were polite in elevators but no cross talking anywhere. "Stranger Danger" - definitely not suited for the LGBTQ demographic - pools all very tiny and not really able to swim just cool off. -outside of trivia ... no Star Wars representation. I left the shipped very relaxed and happy to have shared a nice week with the extended family. I doubt I will try another ship as I don't have children so I'm not their target customer.

We just got back from our Disney Treasure cruise yesterday and it was so much fun. The Disney…read moreservice and entertainment are always excellent. I wish I could comment on the food, but this was the first time I've ever got seasick . For the first few days it was excellent though, especially brunch at Palo Steakhouse. Even though I was under the weather, I was able to rest well onboard. I will say though that as much as I enjoyed dining in the various restaurants, I felt for the cast members because it seemed so tight for them to quickly move back and forth. It wasn't as conducive for conversation with the servers like we were able to on other ships. (I'll admit I'm especially fond of the Wonder and Magic.) It was pretty cool to pull into port and see the newest ship, the Disney Destiny, right next to us. Hopefully we will try that ship too. Don't forget to order Disney Mickey ice cream bars from room service, the true hidden Mickey/secret menu item.