What is in the library?

[glindamood]

Has anyone ever visited the library on the Magic. My parents are travelling with us in December and my Mom is an avid reader. Can she count on being able to find reading material in the library or should she bring her own books?

Thanks!

[Dave_from_Marietta]

It's a total joke. A few board games with pieces missing. A few used books and a few magazines. And I get a better selection of magazines at my doctor's office. This is definitely one area of the ship that's ripe for improvement.

[imgoingtodisney]

It seems to be THE area on all ships which needs improvement.

[Annie]

Definitely bring your own books. While some cruise lines have nice libraries, Disney isn't one of them. I just checked out some books from our local library before I left. It's not as convenient, but lying on deck reading is so nice, it's worth it. The whole cruise is so relaxing, it's a perfect time to read.

[happy1]

After the incredible library on the Celebrity Century, I was surprised by the "library" on the Magic. (It didn't even have enough books to be called a library in my book.)

Make sure you bring your own reading material. You won't find anything on the Disney ships.

[Hopkins]

OK, where's this "joke" of a library located. I've cruised three times and have never bumped into it.

Thanks in advance.
Tina
Magic Western 1/18/03:bounce:

[Towncrier]

Deck 2 near the midships elevators. It's listed on some deck plans as the Conference Center (since there are two conference rooms adjacent to the "library".