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Is there not a couch that turns into a bed for Xander? I don't see how you'll have room for a PNP and an air mattress (unless you're in a big suite). We cruised in November and LO slept on the couch (it converted to a bed).

We also stocked up on stuff like Pepto Bismol, hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes (for hands and for surfaces). Ours provided shampoo, conditioner, soap. Oh and I brought razors. Ours didn't allow extension cords so you may want to double check that.

@Adira: Yeah, they converted it to a bed while we were at dinner each night and even added bed rails.

I don't think baby wipes actually kill bacteria? I'm talking more about Clorox/Lysol wipes. I got them in the travel section at Target.

@Adira: I'm also a germophobe and was so paranoid about one of us getting sick so that may have been overboard

It was a Disney cruise.

Your list looks a lot like mine, lol. I bring a TON of stuff with me because it pains me to pay inflated prices at destinations.

Beach bag or large tote to carry your stuff to the beach or pool and not have to unpack your travel bags. I also employ packing cubes, each of us gets one and I always know where all of our clothes are and I can easily unpack from suitcases into drawers. I also usually bring a folding cube to corral all my son's toys that migrate all over the room.

I always bring toys and stuff for my son, he's the kind of kid that needs a real shovel to dig on the beach, lol. I also bring something for my husband and I to do, like a pack of playing cards or magazines. And snacks... I pack like a suitcase of snacks for the three of us.

I would check to see if the bathroom has a tub or not, not sure if your kids are okay with a shower?

If the umbrella stroller is a side by side it will not fit though the door of the cabin. I also used a carrier it was nice to have hands free and let the little one sleep. are your little ones use to the shower, depending on what line there is not a tub. I took a blow up tub and it worked great, also took it with us to the beach. Also sea bands for the kids they work greathttps://www.amazon.com/Sea-Band-Child-Wrist-Varies/dp/B005CD81R4/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486495140&sr=8-1&keywords=kids%2Bnausea%2Bbands&th=1

I would skip pack and play sheets, the provided pack and play will have something. Also the sound machine, just download a white noise app for your phone. Beach toys are a bulky PITA to pack, we skipped them and just bought a set at the gift shop (we were at a resort but I assume a ship will have them too). We brought a Tupperware container that we used all the time - bring it to the buffet and pick up some snacks to tide you over through the day, we always grabbed some muffins, croissants, and fruit for later. Might be worth investing in reusable swim diapers (I like Applecheeks) - diapers are so bulky, it would be a good space saver.

@cabbagerose: I wish I had had your blowup tub advice a month ago, what a great idea! We were at a resort and discovered there was only a shower, and it was a nightly battle to get B clean - we finally ended up having him in the shower stall, not under the water, wearing goggles I had to buy at the gift shop, getting a sponge bath. It was ridiculous.

@Adira: We brought a smallish/medium sized one? That's super not helpful. Maybe 4x8? Big enough for a few muffins and mini croissants that we ate poolside at snack time. For swim diapers I just have one per kid - they dry so fast, it was never a problem.

Passports! I'm sure you know that, but good to put on the list. Maybe throw in one of those little cabinet babyproofing things if your kids still get into things. You might be able to tell from pictures if that would help on the furniture they have in the cabin/bathroom.