FEB 18th anyone

[DMRick]

The best place we ate, and the best service was in Beach Blanket (and yes we went to Palo's..was I the only person not impressed?) on pirate night. It was casual, but we were served. The service was great as was the food. The chef up there was a great cook! There were only about a dozen families, and I just couldn't get over how good it was. Better than Palo at no extra cost.
As for Disney being on top of injuries..I didn't get that impression from others I talked with. I was really surprised to have so many people share stories with me. I think they are really dropping the ball. Tonight we ate at Cat Cora's restaurant, instead of Cape May, where we have had reservations for weeks. I explained my husband had been ill on our cruise, and that he would like to just sit with tea while I ate, or even pay for soup, and they said no, he had to pay for the buffet. I even talked with the manager, because guest services said it was up to him. So we went across to Boardwalk and ate at Cat's place, where hubby just had a bowl of soup (yes, I realize that Cape May is a buffet, but exceptions are often made at Disney. I know they have an exception for those who have had the stomach stapling, because someone was with us last year, and they offered her children's price). I think I am freally Disney'd out.

 

[cbobalina]

We had a really good time on the cruise. I had no complaints. Great stateroom, and host. Not the best servers, but not the worst. We stayed on the ship Nassau day, went to the spa, did the beer, martini and whisky tastings, had our best meal a Palo, and then spent a relaxing day on Castaway Cay, parasailing and then relaxing on the beach. It was a pretty great weekend. We both wished we had booked a longer cruise.