less advertised activities

[AngieBelle]

Ok, I've heard a lot of people say things like there is so much to do on the ship that you'll never get bored. We all know about things like the pools, the big theatrical productions, the movies, etc. What I want to hear more about is the smaller things- tours of the theatre, classes, talent shows, and other such activities that fill the Navigator. Would anyone like to share experiences?

 

[lbgraves]

I have been on the galley tour. It was pretty interesting to see that part of the behind the scenes of the ship. We got to see them putting the finishing touches on a wedding cake and enjoyed cookies fresh out of the oven. I couldn't believe the size of the soup cookers.

 

[KIMZKIDZ]

how do you book a galley tour? sounds interesting...can kids go?

 

[lbgraves]

No, it is for adults only. Over 18. You just pick up the tickets at GS.

 

[mecook]

Lots of these are only on the @ sea day: Art of napkin folding, Galley tour, Wine tasting, Disney Behind the Scenes, Captain's Q & A session, Cooking demo with the Master Chef, board games, Pictionary, Golf Chipping Tourney (DH watched this and said it was funny), Animal Towel Folding, Disney Legs Contest, Mr. Toad's Wild Races, Mickey 200 (make cars from veggies and race them), Beer Tasting and Pub Trivia, Wonderquest scavenger hunt, Family Disney Trivia, Disney Trivia, How Well do you know your Mate/Family, Ice carving demo, movie theater, Family shuffleboard tourney, Family Spy Party, Afternoon Tea at Cove Cafe, Familyfun Kite Making, Family Animation Lessons, Art of the Theme Show Ship Tour, So you think you know your Disney love songs?, Who wants to be a mouseketeer?
Sunday is 70's disco night, Monday is 80's, Wed. is 60's. They have a family version of 70's and 80's nights in Studio Sea. We went to 80's. DD11 and her friends had a ball.