Disney Adventure Planning Thread

[JAM9842]

Considering that the 55$ are only good at Palo and not at Remy or Enchantee I would guess that it will be Palo only.

If they made it available at Mike & Sully‘s which is not adult only, they would have to give it to Platinum kids as well and they for sure wouldn’t want to do that.

I have actually been wondering how the CC makeup of these cruises is going to be and am thinking that Pearl, Platinum and Gold cruisers might be a rare species at least for the he first couple of years (besides Maiden Voyage). So there might be a real advantage when booking special stuff. But then I look at the sheer amount of concierge cabins and think they will gobble up all specialty dining anyway…

I was thinking the same thing that if they offered Mike and Sully as a benefit then kids who are Platinum or Pearl would have to receive those benefits as well. That’s probably a can of worms they don’t want to open.

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

Hey, they are going to have karaoke rooms on the Adventure!
Someone posted in a fb group about the email they got from Concierge for the maiden voyage and mention of Karaoke Rooms were mentioned.

They also included pricing for the paid restaurants:
Palo Brunch & Dinner: $55 per person
Mike & Sulley's Flavors of Asia:
- Japanese Steakhouse Dinner: $45 per person
- Omakase Style Dinner: $200 per person
- Teppanyaki: Starting at $115 per person

Thank you so much— is there any chance you can share what else was offered for prebooking beyond dining?

Considering that the 55$ are only good at Palo and not at Remy or Enchantee I would guess that it will be Palo only.

The concierge specifically said Palo Trattoria only.

 

[Jason Martin]

So, I finally found the time to go through the thread and add everyone's sailing dates as far as they have been provided. I added this to the the first post:

Who sails when?

December 2025
27-1/1 @Staceycs

January 2026
5-8 @Staceycs
early January @HyperspaceMountainPilot
January @xiphoid76

February 2026
5-9 @Lauri
12-19 (B2B) @Amunet

March 2026
March 2-9 (B2B) @chunkymonkey

April 2026
16-20 @Kewz1
April-May (B2B) @parismeow

May 2026
May 21-28 (B2B) @JAM9842

June 2026
mid June to early July @UnderDog_808

July 2026
July @Dreams&wishes

August 2026

September 2026

October 2026 and beyond
late October or early November @Flossbolna
possibly Christmas 2026: @CaliforniaGirl09

Pre-Trip-Reports and Trip Report Links:
@Amunet From Tokyo to Singapore on the Adventure - a tentative PTR

If I missed you and you want to be included, please let me know. If you haven't given your dates yet and want to be included also. If you don't want to be included, let me know and I will take you out of the overview.

@Staceycs, @HyperspaceMountainPilot and @xiphoid76 will be the first ones to be bombarded with questions by us later sailors!!

Thank you for setting this up. My DW and I will be on the July 30 and August 3 B2B. Planning on flying into Hong Kong first and doing HKDL and then doing Shanghai DL afterwards. Now just have to figure out the flights and hotels. We booked concierge for both on deck 16. We will both be Pearl members (wife already is, I will after my November destiny sailing)

 

[Jason Martin]

We are first doing Tokyo Disneyland, then the Adventure and then the Adventures By Disney China tour which will go to Hong Kong Disneyland and Shanghai. It will be a crazy busy vacation but well worth it.

That sounds incredible - wish I could do that but can't take that much consecutive time. Going to do a quick 1-2 days at HK and Shanghai before and after and save ABD Japan for another time

 

[Jason Martin]

Have you spent any time thinking about the most efficiently flight route that hits Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore?

We are trying to squeeze in a week in Australia instead of hitting Shanghai this trip. My brain keeps shorting out every time I should be finalizing plans.

Would love to hear more on this topic. I live in DC. We are skipping the Tokyo part but looking at the efficiency we decided to do DC-Hong Kong-Singapore-Shanghai and then back home. For us it's either United through LAX or SFO or drive 4 hours to JFK to take a non stop - we considered the world's longest flight but figured it wouldn't make sense. Probably will fly SQ within Asia.

Hong Kong to Singapore is only a few hours and Singapore to Shanghai cuts the trip coming back to the US

 

[JAM9842]

Would love to hear more on this topic. I live in DC. We are skipping the Tokyo part but looking at the efficiency we decided to do DC-Hong Kong-Singapore-Shanghai and then back home. For us it's either United through LAX or SFO or drive 4 hours to JFK to take a non stop - we considered the world's longest flight but figured it wouldn't make sense. Probably will fly SQ within Asia.

Hong Kong to Singapore is only a few hours and Singapore to Shanghai cuts the trip coming back to the US

We lived in the DC area for 10 years until my husband retired from the military.