One thing I learned on the Cruise: Disney is very punctual!

[MarkLem]

We were caught off-guard the first few days of the cruise. Every show, every dinner, etc. started exactly when scheduled, and not a minute later.

For the shows in the Walt Disney theater (we had early dinner so the shows were 8:30 PM for us), they started exactly at 8:30. If you wanted to be in the first 15 rows or so, plan on getting there about 8:05-8:10 for seats.

Wine tasting started exactly on time, with or without you.

For the Ocean Club/Lab the activities started on the dot. And make sure you drop your kids off a good 10-15 minutes before any not to miss activity.

And on excursions, they didn't waste any time leaving ports, so don't get back late


Moral: get to things early!

 

[Disneyland_emily]

aaahhh finally something that doesnt start on UST Utah Standard Time (aka 15-30 min after it shoulve began...) woohoo! The puncuality in me goes crazy sometimes

Thanks for the heads up! -em

 

[NCRedding]

I am a clock watcher so I love the fact that they start things on time. Our Radiance of the Seas cruise to Alaska started with them publishing the lifeboat drill at 4:30 when they didn't actually begin it until 5 :10, and pretty much everything followed that same cruise.

 

[joanb]

And I thought that FCST( Franklin County Standard Time)-was the only place that started 15 minutes past what was scheduled. Glad to see there are others, but I must admit it drives me crazy as I am a punctual person.

 

[rae519]

Originally posted by NCRedding
I am a clock watcher so I love the fact that they start things on time. Our Radiance of the Seas cruise to Alaska started with them publishing the lifeboat drill at 4:30 when they didn't actually begin it until 5 :10, and pretty much everything followed that same cruise.

Now THAT would really annoy me. We are always early to everything and if we would have had to wait around that long - well, I wouldn't have trusted anything else they published or said.

Guess I am so DISNEY'd that any other cruise line will always fall short of the measure.

Rae

 

[Dreamer04]

My DH will love that. He is always on time/early for everything.