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OK, they must have switched it, then.It's specifically called "Disney Junior Character Breakfast" on my Wonder cruise's on board fun activities registration (12/30/16 departure).
OK, they must have switched it, then.It's specifically called "Disney Junior Character Breakfast" on my Wonder cruise's on board fun activities registration (12/30/16 departure).
I believe it's the Fab Five in Alaska and Europe. We had the Fab Five in Alaska last August.Are the all Disney Jr. now? I believe on the Wonder they were still doing the Fab 5 this past summer. I know on the Fantasy it's the Disney Jr characters.
The old rule for the character breakfasts was 7-nights or more (as PrincessShmoo stated), but you also had to have a minimum of 3 sea days or 2 sea days and a very late port time on a inport day. These character breakfasts were an established part of your dining rotation, so they had to have 3 days to accommodate all 3 rotations with enough time for both seatings. Lastly, this was with the traditional characters - Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and Pluto.

I believe it's the Fab Five in Alaska and Europe. We had the Fab Five in Alaska last August.
Yes 7 nt cruise, all they had were 7 nt cruises last year. I have no idea if they'll do a character breakfast for you (but I feel that they should do it for your cruise). For us they held them on the first sea day, tracy arm day, and Ketchikan day as we had an 11:15AM arrival time. The 3rd one was reserved for concierge guests, but apparently they had plenty of availability as our head server was trying to give away tix the night before. We had already done ours on the first sea day...and as everyone slept late Ketchikan day, I'm glad we didn't take him up on the offer.So the old rule was 7 nights or more...do you know what the new rule is? I'm only doing a 5 nighter that has 2 sea days plus 1 day in Tracy Arm...not exactly a port day. I wonder if that would qualify
Were you on a 7 night Alaska cruise?
I was a fan of the previous format. Just did Magic on 10/7 and realized it was Disney Jr. It was nice but we preferred the old way. Probably makes sense from an productivity standpoint for DCL though. The old way had many tables empty for those who didn't have kids who were interested in it (or they themselves were not).The old rule for the character breakfasts was 7-nights or more (as PrincessShmoo stated), but you also had to have a minimum of 3 sea days or 2 sea days and a very late port time on a inport day. These character breakfasts were an established part of your dining rotation, so they had to have 3 days to accommodate all 3 rotations with enough time for both seatings. Lastly, this was with the traditional characters - Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and Pluto.
Are the all Disney Jr. now? I believe on the Wonder they were still doing the Fab 5 this past summer. I know on the Fantasy it's the Disney Jr characters.
Well, darn it! That's not confusing at all, DCL!! I wouldn't think it would be all that difficult to change the event title for each cruise, but what do I know!We had the fab 5 in Alaska, even though it was called the Disney Jr breakfast. The menu is still printed as Disney Jr. breakfast.
So the old rule was 7 nights or more...do you know what the new rule is? I'm only doing a 5 nighter that has 2 sea days plus 1 day in Tracy Arm...not exactly a port day. I wonder if that would qualify
Were you on a 7 night Alaska cruise?
Well, darn it! That's not confusing at all, DCL!! I wouldn't think it would be all that difficult to change the event title for each cruise, but what do I know!
I guess I will make a mental note to ask the folks on the first Wonder cruises in Nov.e
editing to add: I'm referring to changing the title online, when you're booking activities. I do get that it might be kind of a pain to change printed menus. It just seems like laziness not to change a title if you know the meal is featuring different characters.
Thanks!Sure! It looks like they are both on the same days: day 2 (at sea), Key West day 3 in the morning (we aren't in port until noon-ish), and days 6 and 7 (at sea).