Same question!
Yes!!
Same question!
Yes!!
LOL - I found something in my room top shelf of the closet that I wished had been thrown away...a pair of black thong underwear.
I quietly and quickly used a kleenex and threw them away before DW found out.![]()
They will sign almost anything.
It was my DD's birthday on disembarkation day last year and we took a birthday card to guest services when we arrived. Her little face on the last night when we got back to our room and all the characters had sent her a birthday card was priceless. It's such an awesome thing they do for free
We are preparing for our first disney cruise and I wanted to ask something from several pages ago....treats for CMs. What so you bring? Candy seems to be a biggie but it seemed that salty stuff was also well received! Anything that seemed a 'miss'? Also we don't have kids so other than wait and room staff who do you give too? Previous cruise was with carnival and I can't think of anyone (even room/wait staff) that went over board on anything (we couldn't even get extra pillows!) but I figure Disney is completely different and want to be prepared!
Thanks all!
Best I can say is they have very limited living space so anything consumable (like candy or snacks) is always well received. We have done bags of different candies that could be shared. I have also done those small packs of cookies/crackers with cheese or peanut butter. P.S. See you are from Nashville. Was just in Nashville last week visiting my daughter!!! Love it there!!! P.S.S. We did the Magic Halloween cruise last year. Had a great time. MJ
I was thinking pretzels, popcorn bags, and maybe indiv trail mix with some candy (hey it's Halloween!!). Crackers would work as well, I wasn't sure about nuts and pb crackers with food allergies so I kinda say yes/no to those. But who do you give those too other than room/dining staff? I am trying to figure out how many to make. Or am I just over thinking?
We moved to Nashville 3 years ago and love it! Plus it got us 3 hrs closer to Disney! Lol!!!!
We love Halloween and are so excited we can't stand it! We have had a count down since February however I have been texting ship pics since 45 days with a daily countdown! Yeah, just a wee but excited!!Second cruse, first with Disney, we are hoping the negative of the first one will be changed to positives with this one!
Just realize you don't have to give them to anyone. We only give to those who made an impact on our experience and we don't always bring something to hand out. Maybe a bar server, pool server, our dining staff, room host, cruise staff (they are the people they MC and host all the adult activities), guest service staff. It is completely a personal preference thing. Also, homemade food items are not allowed. Any snacks have to be the prepackaged type. MJ
I was thinking pretzels, popcorn bags, and maybe indiv trail mix with some candy (hey it's Halloween!!). Crackers would work as well, I wasn't sure about nuts and pb crackers with food allergies so I kinda say yes/no to those. But who do you give those too other than room/dining staff? I am trying to figure out how many to make. Or am I just over thinking? We moved to Nashville 3 years ago and love it! Plus it got us 3 hrs closer to Disney! Lol!!!! We love Halloween and are so excited we can't stand it! We have had a count down since February however I have been texting ship pics since 45 days with a daily countdown! Yeah, just a wee but excited!!Second cruse, first with Disney, we are hoping the negative of the first one will be changed to positives with this one!
I just finished reading all 63 pages and have 3 pages of notes. Incredible information! I loved the abc photo shoot idea. We have less than 60 days until Alaska and we have our pillowcases ready to go. Thanks for the suggestion to use fabric markers instead of sharpies.
Sorry in advance if this is a repetitive question, but what is the the abc photo shoot idea? TIA!
3. Challenge the kids to an ABC photo shoot (they must find somewhere for every letter of the alphabet to have their picture taken--A is for Animator's, etc.). Makes for a great scrapbook when you get home.
I believe its a photo scavenger hunt![]()
For those of you that have U.S. passports. You can leave them with Guest Services (you get a receipt that you must have to get it back), and they will have it stamped at each country you visit. On the last night, you go and pick it back up.
Oh wow! I made it to the end! Now to add my own question! Do they only do galley tours? I only ask because my fiancé and I are in the Royal Canadian Navy and would love to see the structures of the ship. I can understand if they can't for safety and such. I was just curious.
TIA!