We will not be participating in the FE either the braclets will be handed out at the Meet and Greet on the first day at The Bon Voyage Lounge @3PM it is my pleasure to be able to get these for everyone
tiggerwannabe said:What vendor are you looking at Storms?
I would love to use the tattoo idea! & maybe make my gift a third wristband for everybody I run into
I think this sounds like a great FE gift
This sounds great too since I don't plan on making Tshirts (sorry! not my thing). Kids sizes would really be great, I know my DD would be so sad if she couldn't wear them.
storms71 said:
Let's go!! I know we are all excited and I certainly can't take it anymore!
Disney Cruise Line is very gracious and permits guests to bring alcohol onboard at embarkation. On other cruise lines, they will confiscate your beverages and return them at debarkation. This privilege does come with a few rules. First, all alcohol must be carried on with you at embarkation. Any beverages found in checked luggage will be removed, stored, and returned at the end of the cruise. The main reason for this is that the glass bottles can break and ruin not only your clothes, but other guests luggage. No one wants to start their cruise doing laundry when they could be enjoying the Sail Away Deck Party, or worse, miss dinner. The other rule is that any alcohol brought on board may not be consumed in any lounge or public areas. The exception to this rule allows for bottles of wine to be taken to dinner for a $20 corking fee.6 weeks from today right now we are on the ship!!!!!
I do have a question. My husband and I are big not drinkers, we have 1 or 2 drinks a year if any. However their is a bottle of wine that we just love that we know is not sold on the ship and would love to take one with us. Does anyone know if we are allowed to take the bottle on board? The drinks that I like have to be super sweet or else I don't like them. Im talking juice like. I have tried to get custom drinks on board before but no matter how much I explain that it needs to be sweet, their version of sweet is not sweet enough. So, we wanted to take something we know I will enjoy. Thanks in advance for your help!
disneyfan888 said:6 weeks from today right now we are on the ship!!!!!
I do have a question. My husband and I are big not drinkers, we have 1 or 2 drinks a year if any. However their is a bottle of wine that we just love that we know is not sold on the ship and would love to take one with us. Does anyone know if we are allowed to take the bottle on board? The drinks that I like have to be super sweet or else I don't like them. Im talking juice like. I have tried to get custom drinks on board before but no matter how much I explain that it needs to be sweet, their version of sweet is not sweet enough. So, we wanted to take something we know I will enjoy. Thanks in advance for your help!
Disney Cruise Line is very gracious and permits guests to bring alcohol onboard at embarkation. On other cruise lines, they will confiscate your beverages and return them at debarkation. This privilege does come with a few rules. First, all alcohol must be carried on with you at embarkation. Any beverages found in checked luggage will be removed, stored, and returned at the end of the cruise. The main reason for this is that the glass bottles can break and ruin not only your clothes, but other guests luggage. No one wants to start their cruise doing laundry when they could be enjoying the Sail Away Deck Party, or worse, miss dinner. The other rule is that any alcohol brought on board may not be consumed in any lounge or public areas. The exception to this rule allows for bottles of wine to be taken to dinner for a $20 corking fee.
Any liquor purchased in port may be brought onboard and consumed in your stateroom. However, any alcohol purchased onboard from the ships duty free store (see below for a price list) will be held until the last night of your cruise.
Whomever said that there is no such thing is a free drink is wrong. Well, technically, they are right, but Im not going to get into that discussion. Complimentary drinks are available during Castaway Club Reception, and the Captains cocktail party, usually held on formal night in the Atrium Lobby.
disneyfan888 said:6 weeks from today right now we are on the ship!!!!!
I do have a question. My husband and I are big not drinkers, we have 1 or 2 drinks a year if any. However their is a bottle of wine that we just love that we know is not sold on the ship and would love to take one with us. Does anyone know if we are allowed to take the bottle on board? The drinks that I like have to be super sweet or else I don't like them. Im talking juice like. I have tried to get custom drinks on board before but no matter how much I explain that it needs to be sweet, their version of sweet is not sweet enough. So, we wanted to take something we know I will enjoy. Thanks in advance for your help!
