WanderLit
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2015
A question for repeat Disney Cruisers:
I was planning on bringing some birthday decorations on my cruise for my granddaughter. She's turning 5! I know using tape, tacks, or any other means that might mar interior surfaces is forbidden so I plan on using magnets.
While I have read that the stateroom doors are magnetic I was wondering if there were any other magnetic surfaces I might make good use of.
door frames? the door between joining staterooms? bathroom and closest doors? ceiling vents? the door frame of the sliding veranda doors? drop-down bed frame and apparatus?
Also, I know the ship has celebration packages that include hanging garlands. So how, exactly, do these garlands get hung? Could I supplement a celebrations package with additional garlands of my own making? What materials would I need to use to make it happen the same way the celebrations packages do?
I want to make sure my fairy god mother game is on point!
~WL
I was planning on bringing some birthday decorations on my cruise for my granddaughter. She's turning 5! I know using tape, tacks, or any other means that might mar interior surfaces is forbidden so I plan on using magnets.
While I have read that the stateroom doors are magnetic I was wondering if there were any other magnetic surfaces I might make good use of.
door frames? the door between joining staterooms? bathroom and closest doors? ceiling vents? the door frame of the sliding veranda doors? drop-down bed frame and apparatus?
Also, I know the ship has celebration packages that include hanging garlands. So how, exactly, do these garlands get hung? Could I supplement a celebrations package with additional garlands of my own making? What materials would I need to use to make it happen the same way the celebrations packages do?
I want to make sure my fairy god mother game is on point!
~WL