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HI myvot have been on 2 caribbean cruises with Carnival no problems at all ,the ships ,cabins, food ect
are all excellent we have just returned from a holiday very much as the one you are planning.
Flight to Orlando from Heathrow with Virgin Atlantic
4 nights Fairfield Inn Marriot Village[lake buena vista]
7 nights eastern caribbean On Carnival Glory [last year Carnival Liberty western caribbean]
7 nights Orlando, Orange Lake[time share]
depending on cabin grade on cruise + fllght £1.000 should get you the holiday+a few days in Orlando
happy booking
annx
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Nov into early dec tends to be a bit cheaper but there is thanksgiving which can be more expensive.

NCL do cabins which sleep 5 and they are also casual so you could look at them as well as Carnival

The new ship Epic will be sailing then and 7 nights on that start at around £450 cruise only, a luxury suite for 5 will be closer to £1kpp.

Also look at cruise out of Port Canaveral this is more convenient for Orlando. NCL sun starts at around £320 booking through the US(£429 UK price) Carnival are around that price as well.

For a list of cruises I like to use
http://www.vacationstogo.com

Do check out price through the US they are often much cheaper than the UK.
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Take a look at Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas from Port Canaveral (Orlando area).
She and her sister ships, Liberty and Independence of the seas are the largest ships afloat.'
They have everything you need for a super cruise.. :) October and early November are great times for Caribbean cruises, best prices and good weather. The same applies to the Orlando parks, the weather is not too hot but still great for sightseeing, and the parks won't be packed.
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here is an example for this year in sept. from £749 £900 will get a Balcony.
Freedom of the seas cruise and stay 14N

list of offers that came in the email
http://www.cruise1st.co.uk/cruiseoffers_E-Flyer.phtml
The freedom cruise and orlando stay
http://www.cruise1st.co.uk/fusion/gotocruise.pl?cid=99656&sid=2489
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Hurricane season lasts from June to November, but ships sail full every year during those months without problem. The only way cruises are affected is if a storm makes landfall at the port of embarkation. If you are at sea they will take you well out of the way.
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