Alaska on July 19th, 2011 "Where a good tan is hard to find"

[wdhinn89]

 

[Schachteles]

Done

Very cool...I just went in and joined. I need to get my DH to do it too.

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

Very cool...I just went in and joined. I need to get my DH to do it too.

Thanks Diane. Thanks Kim.

 

["Got Disney"]

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE...only 650 days to go!!

Can you tell me how I can get the cool logo imagine in my signature? THANKS!!

Yup ...and...thats...


The total number of days between Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 and

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011 is 650 days.

This is equal to exactly 1 year, 9 months, and 12 days.

This does not include the end date, so it's accurate if you're measuring your age in days, or the total days between the start and end date. But if you want the duration of an event that includes both the starting date and the ending date, then it would actually be 651 days.

The total time span from 2009-10-07 to 2011-07-19 is 15,600 hours.

This is equivalent to 936,000 minutes.

You can also convert 650 days to 56,160,000 seconds.

And dont you all forget it

 

["Got Disney"]

Once you are in "edit signature" (in user CP), click on the insert image icon. Instead of copying the actual image, copy and paste this url into the space that opens up after you click on insert image. Not sure if it will work, but it is worth a try! At least with the cruise being almost 2 years away, you've got plenty of time to figure it out!

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y107/emmaandamber/image001.png

I think this will help you add the logo! Thanks to "Got Disney"

Yes my way or the way that MC mentions above When in doubt try them both and if that still does not work PM the Mod for this board and she will do it for you

 

["Got Disney"]

 

["Got Disney"]

First Look: Construction Photos of Disney Wonder’s Outlook Cafe Exterior

http://www.stitchkingdom.com/2009/1...disney-wonders-outlook-cafe-exterior/#respond0 Comments and 1 Reaction
The Disney Wonder is currently in drydock getting some much needed TLC around the ship. In addition miscellaneous repairs, the Cadillac Lounge is getting a new stage and the Animator’s Palate received a new floor.
A completely new addition to the ship is the Outlook Cafe which is being installed in anticipation of the Wonder’s Alaskan voyages in 2011. Located high atop deck 10, the 2,500-square-foot Outlook Cafe is a stylish retreat for guests to relax and enjoy a beverage or cocktail as they peer out through floor-to-ceiling, curved glass windows at breathtaking vistas. The design of Outlook Cafe is sophisticated with contemporary Art Deco inspiration. An elegant spiral staircase connects Outlook Cafe with the existing Cove Cafe one deck below. The 65-seat lounge has a granite-topped cocktail bar with comfortable seating throughout the space, all providing picture-perfect views of the surrounding landscapes.
We have obtained several photos of the ongoing work including our first glimpses of the Outlook Cafe, still very much under construction at the time the photos were taken, as pictured above.

 

[manascarfan]

First Look: Construction Photos of Disney Wonder’s Outlook Cafe Exterior[/URL][/B]

http://www.stitchkingdom.com/2009/1...disney-wonders-outlook-cafe-exterior/#respond0 Comments and 1 Reaction
The Disney Wonder is currently in drydock getting some much needed TLC around the ship. In addition miscellaneous repairs, the Cadillac Lounge is getting a new stage and the Animator’s Palate received a new floor.
A completely new addition to the ship is the Outlook Cafe which is being installed in anticipation of the Wonder’s Alaskan voyages in 2011. Located high atop deck 10, the 2,500-square-foot Outlook Cafe is a stylish retreat for guests to relax and enjoy a beverage or cocktail as they peer out through floor-to-ceiling, curved glass windows at breathtaking vistas. The design of Outlook Cafe is sophisticated with contemporary Art Deco inspiration. An elegant spiral staircase connects Outlook Cafe with the existing Cove Cafe one deck below. The 65-seat lounge has a granite-topped cocktail bar with comfortable seating throughout the space, all providing picture-perfect views of the surrounding landscapes.
We have obtained several photos of the ongoing work including our first glimpses of the Outlook Cafe, still very much under construction at the time the photos were taken, as pictured above.

Very Interesting, Thanks Robin!

Good Morning Everyone

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

Good morning everyone (Good afternoon for you Eastcoasters).

Anyone wanna meet West & I at Disneyland next week. We'll be there Thursday and Friday!!

 

[manascarfan]

Good morning everyone (Good afternoon for you Eastcoasters).

Anyone wanna meet West & I at Disneyland next week. We'll be there Thursday and Friday!!

We would love to, except that little 3300 mile problem. We have never been to DL and we do plan to make it someday.

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

We would love to, except that little 3300 mile problem. We have never been to DL and we do plan to make it someday.

Never been to Disneyland!?!?!?!?!

 

[manascarfan]

Never been to Disneyland!?!?!?!?!

Unfortunately not, we have been to Disneyworld about 10 times, but I/we have never been to CA.

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

Unfortunately not, we have been to Disneyworld about 10 times, but I/we have never been to CA.

Maybe you should stop by on your way to Vancouver.

 

[twinmom108]

We'll expect a full Trip Report when you return.

Oh man, Tom I'm really bad at doing Trip reports Okay here goes: Hope it's not too boring. Cast of characters: me (Sharon) DS (Jeremy)

Tuesday 10/6 travel day. United flight out of Colorado Springs was 40 min. late taking off and we almost missed our connecting flt in Denver. We got into MCO about 11pm & our bags were not on the carousel. Filed a lost baggage report and checked into the Hyatt at the airport.

Wednesday 10/7 - Magical Express to BWV - only us & 1 other family on the bus @ 7:30 am. We got dropped off first, checked in & headed over to Epcot. Did Mission Space 2X & Test Track checked out the Food & Wine Kiosks, had a Fisherman's Pie @ the Ireland Kiosk. Very yummy and if we get another one we'll say "Make mine a double.

Lunch we had Fish & Chips in England. Then went back to BWV and relaxed until our room was ready. We got into our room @ 2:30 and have a beautiful Boardwalk view on the 4th floor. We're right above the DVC offices. I got a call from bell services @ 4 pm that our luggage had arrived & they brought them to our room right away.

We walked back to Epcot for dinner and ate at Le Cellier. We both had the Filet Mignon and Jeremy looked like he was in heaven. He's still talking about how good dinner was last night.

We watched the fireworks from Illuminations on our balcony then we could also see the fireworks from wishes after that too! Day one was wonderful. We took it slow - enjoyed each other's company.

Day Two 10/8- Jeremy's 17th Birthday . . . . to be continued.

I hope everyone is having a good week.

Disney Dreamin'
Sharon

 

["Got Disney"]

Oh man, Tom I'm really bad at doing Trip reports Okay here goes: Hope it's not too boring. Cast of characters: me (Sharon) DS (Jeremy)

Tuesday 10/6 travel day. United flight out of Colorado Springs was 40 min. late taking off and we almost missed our connecting flt in Denver. We got into MCO about 11pm & our bags were not on the carousel. Filed a lost baggage report and checked into the Hyatt at the airport.

Wednesday 10/7 - Magical Express to BWV - only us & 1 other family on the bus @ 7:30 am. We got dropped off first, checked in & headed over to Epcot. Did Mission Space 2X & Test Track checked out the Food & Wine Kiosks, had a Fisherman's Pie @ the Ireland Kiosk. Very yummy and if we get another one we'll say "Make mine a double.

Lunch we had Fish & Chips in England. Then went back to BWV and relaxed until our room was ready. We got into our room @ 2:30 and have a beautiful Boardwalk view on the 4th floor. We're right above the DVC offices. I got a call from bell services @ 4 pm that our luggage had arrived & they brought them to our room right away.

We walked back to Epcot for dinner and ate at Le Cellier. We both had the Filet Mignon and Jeremy looked like he was in heaven. He's still talking about how good dinner was last night.

We watched the fireworks from Illuminations on our balcony then we could also see the fireworks from wishes after that too! Day one was wonderful. We took it slow - enjoyed each other's company.

Day Two 10/8- Jeremy's 17th Birthday . . . . to be continued.

I hope everyone is having a good week.

Disney Dreamin'
Sharon

Thanks for the report....look forward to more and Happy 17th Birthday to Jeremy Sounds like your having a great time and I'm very jealous Dont forget the pictures....they are a must see

Tom would have loved to come see you at DL...but cant do. Be sure to get lots of pictures and put them on Facebook

By the way if you all click on the pictures of the new outlook cafe from my above post, the pictures will come up bigger so you can see it better


Hope all is well and your all having a great day!

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

Oh man, Tom I'm really bad at doing Trip reports Okay here goes: Hope it's not too boring.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[jlawall]

First Look: Construction Photos of Disney Wonder’s Outlook Cafe Exterior[/URL][/B]

http://www.stitchkingdom.com/2009/1...disney-wonders-outlook-cafe-exterior/#respond0 Comments and 1 Reaction
The Disney Wonder is currently in drydock getting some much needed TLC around the ship. In addition miscellaneous repairs, the Cadillac Lounge is getting a new stage and the Animator’s Palate received a new floor.
A completely new addition to the ship is the Outlook Cafe which is being installed in anticipation of the Wonder’s Alaskan voyages in 2011. Located high atop deck 10, the 2,500-square-foot Outlook Cafe is a stylish retreat for guests to relax and enjoy a beverage or cocktail as they peer out through floor-to-ceiling, curved glass windows at breathtaking vistas. The design of Outlook Cafe is sophisticated with contemporary Art Deco inspiration. An elegant spiral staircase connects Outlook Cafe with the existing Cove Cafe one deck below. The 65-seat lounge has a granite-topped cocktail bar with comfortable seating throughout the space, all providing picture-perfect views of the surrounding landscapes.
We have obtained several photos of the ongoing work including our first glimpses of the Outlook Cafe, still very much under construction at the time the photos were taken, as pictured above.

Very Interesting, Thanks Robin!

Good Morning Everyone

We would love to, except that little 3300 mile problem.

 

["Got Disney"]

Found this from another poster....I will put links on page one.


1. Spend time reading the Alaska board at Cruise Critic - http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55

2. Read books. My top two recommendations are:

- Frommer's Alaska by Charles Wohlforth: http://www.amazon.com/Frommers-Alask...4226021&sr=8-1 This is the 2010 edition coming out in December. I prefer this to the Frommer's or Fodor's "ports of call" books.

- Alaska By Cruise Ship by Anne Vipond: http://www.amazon.com/Alaska-Cruise-...4226208&sr=1-1

 

[jlawall]

Just in case........

 

[jlawall]

I'm going for the "bear".........