MagicMe
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 3, 2006
I can't remember if it was the Med. cruise or the WBTA 2011, but one night at 10:00 pm (towards the end of the cruise) there was a "chocolate lover's delight" buffet.It was in Lumiere's. Chocolate as far as the eye could see. I've never seen anything like it. White chocolate, dark chocolate, Mickey Mouse chocolate statues, mousse, cakes, tarts, etc. A whole separate table of delicious-looking sugar-free (is there such a thing???
) chocolate desserts.If I can remember tonight, I'll get some of my pictures and post them. Ga-yaya......can you remember which one it was?
So they do have a chocolate buffet on one of their cruises. I'm in if they another one!!!!
We had a dessert buffet on the 2010 WBTA. Problem was it was the same night as John Charles' adult show which with a lot of prompting from the audience - ran long. We got to the dessert buffet within the timeframe but they had already started packing up! Not that I was hungry but I do like going to grab pictures!!!
Thanks so very much for arranging this! Although it sounds early, I remember last time we were so excited that it didn't seem to matter! I also thought the timing was perfect, and with an even larger group this time, that will be a good thing.
In 2010, we had a Praktik Rambla DIS photo taken in the lounge on the 2nd floor 8:30 and went right from there to wait for the bus to arrive around 8:45. I could be wrong, but it doesn't seem like we waited very long after getting dropped off before we got inside the terminal. I do remember that we were amongst the first inside, which meant that we were under cover as we waited for the doors to open. This will be much appreciated should the weather be wet and rainy like it was when we were waiting for the bus on embarkation morning.
I'll also must stay that the price of US$10 is excellent! I looked and found that we paid US$14 per person in 2010. Way to go Susan!
Some people got in earlier than others (not saying who -Amy) I think it was only like 30-40 minutes.
Intro
We are Ed & Karen and we are Disneyaholics, Disney-crazy, we live and breathe Disney ... you get the picture
I (Karen) am a Braustralian-American! What's that? I was born in Britain, raised in Australia, and living my married life in the US. My accent is a mixture of all three countries, but people outside of the US would definitely class me as American - my mother certainly does
Ed was born and raised in Seattle and during my vacation to America, I visited with him and 3 weeks later he proposed. We will be celebrating our 33rd anniversary in Barcelona just before this cruise.
We own a Janitorial company in Portland Oregon, which has paid for our Disney obsessions since 1987. Disneyland is our first love, but on our 10th anniversary our hearts opened to embrace Disney World. On our 25th anniversary we took our first Disney cruise, which had us wondering what had taken us so long to discover this new joy. For our 30th anniversary our goal was to spend 30 nights on a Disney ship which we completed on the first night of our Alaskan cruise last year for a total of 36 nights of Disney cruising in one year. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves as the extra 10 lbs we carry around can attest to.
We're looking forward to meeting up with friends old and new on this cruise, and making more Disney memories to cherish
36 days and only 10 pounds????
I've never been so scared that we were going to have to leave someone behind in another country.
I just love the idea of your twins going on people's adventures .. too cute
We are going to Splendour of the Seas on July with deaf groups and I have been told that Splendour is small than Magic 
