At World's End
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2010
My boys went on this cruise in late January 2011. I couldn't find alot of info on it, so I thought I'd post a review.
The cruise leaves the Bayside Marina at 9:30 and returns around 11:30. They ask you to checkin at 9:15, and parent's return to the dock at 11:20. The cost was $34 per person, plus tax. The kids get snacks (pretzels or goldfish crackers) and a juice box. There are two castmembers on the boat, and on this cruise there were 6 kids (3 girls, 3 boys). The youngest was 4 and the oldest just turned 8.
My 7 yo wasn't really excited about going at first, but my 4yo was thrilled that no parents were allowed! When the boat returned everyone was having a good time. Both of my boys loved it. While they were out on the water, they were given clues to find the buried treasure. Once they had found the treasure, pirates appered to try to steal the treasure. One pirate was in a little boat and another was on one of these waverunners. One pirate succeeded in stealing away the key to the treasure!
When they returned to the dock, one of the kids had to find the key to the treasure in the pirates boat. As CM on the dock had a sword fight with the pirate. Two of the kids carried the treasure up to the dock, where they unlocked the treasure: goody bags filled with bead necklaces, plastic compasses, pirate rubber duckies, a toy ring, and an eye patch. The kids were all given bandanas and a plastic sword.
My boys loved it, and said they would like to do it again. They were both singing "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me!" all day.
The kids' pirate ship
One of the pirates
Another pirate
The pirate in pursuit of the treasure
Bringing the treasure ashore
The cruise leaves the Bayside Marina at 9:30 and returns around 11:30. They ask you to checkin at 9:15, and parent's return to the dock at 11:20. The cost was $34 per person, plus tax. The kids get snacks (pretzels or goldfish crackers) and a juice box. There are two castmembers on the boat, and on this cruise there were 6 kids (3 girls, 3 boys). The youngest was 4 and the oldest just turned 8.
My 7 yo wasn't really excited about going at first, but my 4yo was thrilled that no parents were allowed! When the boat returned everyone was having a good time. Both of my boys loved it. While they were out on the water, they were given clues to find the buried treasure. Once they had found the treasure, pirates appered to try to steal the treasure. One pirate was in a little boat and another was on one of these waverunners. One pirate succeeded in stealing away the key to the treasure!
When they returned to the dock, one of the kids had to find the key to the treasure in the pirates boat. As CM on the dock had a sword fight with the pirate. Two of the kids carried the treasure up to the dock, where they unlocked the treasure: goody bags filled with bead necklaces, plastic compasses, pirate rubber duckies, a toy ring, and an eye patch. The kids were all given bandanas and a plastic sword.
My boys loved it, and said they would like to do it again. They were both singing "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me!" all day.
The kids' pirate ship
One of the pirates
Another pirate
The pirate in pursuit of the treasure
Bringing the treasure ashore