ctnurse
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Does the Dream have a passport as well?
I don't know, but I am guessing someone will be along with that information. The martinis are really, really tasty.
Does the Dream have a passport as well?
I don't know, but I am guessing someone will be along with that information. The martinis are really, really tasty.
Yes, I agree with PP that $50 won't go very far. It would cover a bottle of wine with dinner, or the martini Passport in the Skyline on the Fantasy, which I highly recommend.
I must ask, what is this Passport? I've only sailed on the Fantasy twice and I've done tastings in Skyline but obviously missed this. Very curious!
Isn't that also called the "Miami Vice"?
I must ask, what is this Passport? I've only sailed on the Fantasy twice and I've done tastings in Skyline but obviously missed this. Very curious!
i think we found out about this on day 4 or 5 and had no problem getting through all the countries. DH and I shared a passport. Hopefully Julian will be the bartender, he is awesome. He ran our Mixology class and made some of the best drinks I have ever had.
i think we found out about this on day 4 or 5 and had no problem getting through all the countries. DH and I shared a passport. Hopefully Julian will be the bartender, he is awesome. He ran our Mixology class and made some of the best drinks I have ever had.
Do you remember the cost?
Maybe $60 or $70, I remember thinking it was a good deal. I think it works out to one free drink? DH and I loved the Skyline, we would drop DD at the nursery, have a drink or two, and meet DS at the MDR for dinner.
Julian was at Skyline when you were there? He was at La Piazza when I cruised in February. Just solidifying what another bartender told me about DCL rotating them around.
Just to reiterate, you don't have to hit every country for the passport - it's just 7 drinks for the price of 5 from the specialty menu. I had the Paris one with the lighted cube at least twice.
Yes we sailed the first week in January and he was there. I think we hit a few countries twice too.
Haha no, (but thanks!) that is my first Disney fan. She is now 3yo. My second arrived 11 days ago and was "on" the cruise w/my mom, daughter and me in Dec for a girls only trip for my mom's 65th and my daughter's last hurrah as an only child. I treated them both to the smoothies I mentioned (mango & chocolate) and they were a huge hit.@DisneyPups were your pregnant with the baby in your avatar - that is the cutest thing ever.
Julian was at Skyline when you were there? He was at La Piazza when I cruised in February. Just solidifying what another bartender told me about DCL rotating them around.
Just to reiterate, you don't have to hit every country for the passport - it's just 7 drinks for the price of 5 from the specialty menu. I had the Paris one with the lighted cube at least twice.
Yes, I've always known the pina colada/strawberry daiquiri combo as a Miami Vice. I first had one out in Vegas by the pool at the Flamingo Hotel. Seemed like an appropriate drink for that locale.