pirate cruise

[sweetheart2576]

i was reading on deb's site that at the end of the cruise the kids split up the buried treasure. what exactly is that

[ABCMom]

my boys went on the cruise in June and both came back with a bagful of "treasure"
Plastic bugs, toy rings, bracelets and necklaces, an eyepatch, I think a toy compass, several of those awful gooey things that stick to the wall (one was an eyebal which not only loOKED really gross, but felt horrible!!) Some plastic gold coins a pair of plastic lips that whistle, some stickers and tatoos and perhaps a few other things I can't remember. They thought it was wonderful and wanted to carry it around with them all week.

[BethC]

My kids also did the Pirate Cruise (http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/piratecruise.htm) back in April. They had so much fun, they're still talking about it! They were also very protective of their "loot"!

If you were wondering if there was any candy in the treasure, the answer is no, it was all just little trinkets like ABC mom mentioned. They did offer juice boxes and grapes to the children on the cruise, and now I understand they include peanut butter sandwiches too, just FYI.

Have fun!

[jlima]

My son did the pirate cruise 7/5. The "loot" was as mentioned above, little plastic toys (mardi gras beads, snakes & bugs, a noisemaker, golden "coins", etc) like you get in a pinata; they give it to them in a small colored paper bag similar to a birthday party treat bag. He also got a snack that was a pre-made peanut butter & jelly sandwich (Smuckers), gummi bears, a rice krispi treat and cookies. Also, he got to keep the bandana he was given at the beginning of the cruise.

When I paid they asked me to sign a release with the usual liabiliby language; and there was also a sentence to initial that it was OK to give him the peanut butter sandwich.

Hope this helps!

:bounce:

[CookieGVB]

My sons went and got that gooey eyeball thingie, too....blech! :p