7 night show rotation/which not to miss

[godisneyboat]

We will be on the Magic for the Sept. 25th cruise and was trying to decide what night we would try to get Palo reservations for. The plan is to go to dinner with our two DD's and maybe eat something light and make our Palo reservation later so they can go to clubs but don't know what shows are which night. Do they stay on a regular rotation? And which would be your choice to skip. I requested early seating and since we booked so long ago I am going to assume that is what we will have.

We were on the four night Wonder two years ago so we are familiar with those shows.

Any help would be great.

 

[PoohJen]

I think they follow a pretty regular schedule. But I have also noticed that several shows offer matinees, so that may be an option for you!

check out the Eastern navigators at Dave's site www.dcltribute.com for recent show schedules.

Have fun!!!

 

[Mickeyhugger]

The dining rotations stay on a regular rotation. I always suggest to cruisers to NOT miss the first night of Animator's Palate, and NOT to miss the 'tropicalifragilistic' party night. (Or 'Mexicalifragilistic' if you're doing the Western cruise.) Those are two you definitely want to share w/your children. If you can, 'double-dip' as you planned. DH and I have never missed a dining rotation w/our DD on any of the Disney cruises. It's not so much about the food, but the fun and friendship of the CM's. Those are some of the best memories! We've had late seating each time, and do Palo early so as to not miss the dining rooms. Hope this helps!

 

[praisehisname]

My suggestion would be to miss the "PremEAR" movie. You could catch that later, maybe?

Denise

 

[ksjayhawks]

We skipped "who wants to be a mouseketeer."

 

[tkd lisa]

The variety shows are often given by the same people who do the cabaret shows (at 7:45 most evenings), so if you miss them, you can still see the entertainers.