quick question...how long is the WISHES cruise?...now with more questions =)

[MonkeyPants]

thanks in advance

 

[PixieDust742]

The Wishes cruise is about an hour in length, giving you time to tour the lake, possibly view the Electrical Water Pageant, and watch Wishes.

 

[MonkeyPants]

thank you

 

[PixieDust742]

Sure, if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask!

 

[MonkeyPants]

okay then since you insist

now that I booked the cruise...since I called so late I there were only 2 available the entire time I am down there in Nov, both for wishes and only on the final night we are all there, I do have a few questions

I got the premium cruise with sound and snacks and stuff...what kind of snacks do they mean? and is this a boat that you can stand up on or will we need to be seated for the trip?

 

[MareSINY]

You can stand and walk around on the boats I've been on. I never had snacks, but we did have cake and soda in March (my nieces 3rd birthday.) It really is a great experience, have a good time!!!

 

[MonkeyPants]

thanks, I am sure will we have a great time, we always do. I liked the fact that they let us decide where the boat would pick us up, that was pretty cool

 

[MonkeyPants]

still hoping to for an answer for type of snacks need to figure out if I should order something else for my nephew. I know i should have asked when I called for the cruise, but completely forgot

 

[stitchluva22]

i think it is chips and stuff like that

 

[PixieDust742]

It is a pontoon boat, open with a canopy top, with plenty of room for you to sit or stand.

Snacks are a variety of chips, as well as sodas and bottled waters.

 

[kona-kraft]

We're booked on a WISHES cruise for 9/7, and were told that the snacks would be fresh fruits and cheeses, and beverages.

I wonder what kind of cruise we have then??

 

[PixieDust742]

There are different "levels" of cruises at different prices.

A basic cruise doesn't include any snacks, just boat and driver.
A birthday cruise includes a cake, snacks (assorted chips) and assorted sodas and bottled water.
You can also get cruises with different types of food...sandwiches, fruit, cheese, desserts, etc, so I'm assuming that's what you have. (I will try to expand on this more later on). The price would also tell me what kind of cruise you have.

 

[kona-kraft]

I have no idea, as it was booked by a friend, and there are a bunch of us that are going. It's cost all of us about $32/pp X 9 people = $288, does that help???

 

[Skylarr29]

I have no idea, as it was booked by a friend, and there are a bunch of us that are going. It's cost all of us about $32/pp X 9 people = $288, does that help???

Sounds like you may have a Grand Gathering cruise. Not sure though. For this they do liek a dessert buffet type thing before you take the cruise. I know to do it you must have 8 or more with most people staying onsite. Could this be it?

 

[kona-kraft]

That's what it probably is. I know that originally we were supposed to go on 9/10--had ressies made and everything, but since that's the last night of NIGHT OF JOY---no fireworks, since park closes at 6pm.

We're leaving from the Poly, not the Contemporary. Heck, I have no problems with WHATEVER we have......I have NEVER done a fireworks cruise at MK before, so I am too excited !!!

 

[MonkeyPants]

It is a pontoon boat, open with a canopy top, with plenty of room for you to sit or stand.

Snacks are a variety of chips, as well as sodas and bottled waters.

thanks, if I know my bro-in-law he'll be calling to add some additional stuff before we set sail