glenda, Don't plan on a leisurely stroll from one gate to the next in Paris, with perhaps time to browse the airport shops or to get a quick bite to eat. Based on my experience, going from VA through Detroit, with a two hour layover in Paris, before continuing on to Zurich a couple of years ago, two hours should be enough time, but there won't be much extra wiggle room. On our trip, we had to take a bus from the plane to the gate, wait in line for another bus from one part of the airport to another. Then wait in a long, slow security line after that bus. Followed by a lengthy walk trying to find the gate which wasn't marked well with signs. When we finally got to the gate they were already announcing the last and final boarding call for our flight. We boarded the last bus to be driven to the plane and were among the last five people to board the flight. I don't think you should panic or try to change your flights, I just want you to be aware that the logistics of CDG Airport that could make two hours be a tight connection. At least it is on the end of your trip where if something goes wrong, like your flight from Barcelona being an hour late, and you miss the connection, it wouldn't screw up your cruise; you'd just get home a day later. Have a great trip.

Hey Miss Glenda...Glad you're OK...although i mostly lurk...(For many many years now) I do worry about the KT Peeps... praying for everyone that needs prayers, laughing at all the jokes, cooking the good recipes, ooooing at all the beautiful pictures, Crying at all the saddness, smiling at all the babies, and worrying about all the ones that go missing for any amount of time!! So you just ponder away and I pray that the decision you make is the right one....Thanks for checking in!! Cherie

Thanks for asking, Patti, I appreciate. Glad you missed me. I've been here, but mainly just reading and being quiet. Do say something every once in a while.

ravencajun, haven't you previously said you most often use tablets? I encounter more website problems on all kinds of sites with tablets (and we have both Android and iPad varities), and more consistently and frequently so, than I ever do with a PC. Maybe there is site-producing software that's more android/IOS friendly, and some that is less so? Or more Firefox friendly and less so for others? I know for my employer's website, you can't use Chrome. Don't even think of it. I've asked and they just suggest using anything other than Chrome. A few years ago, before they restructured (and re-coded?) the site, Chrome worked great but you couldn't use Firefox. Now, they've switched, Firefox works fine.