tours of ship

[ganurse]

has anyone taken the tour of the ship or any other classes on board?

 

[Hygiene99]

yes we took , the Galley tour , was cool ...
and there is another walking tour that shows the hidden details of the ship.... andd not so hidden

 

[inkkognito]

There is a tour of the ship on the first day that is very interesting. Look for it in the navigator. They take you to all of the major areas of the ship. It's a good way to get oriented.
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[Tandyc]

When do you get your first navigator? At check in in the Port or once in your stateroom? I'm hoping while in port terminal so I can read it beofre we board the ship.

Thanks

 

[tigger53]

when you check in at the port you get the first navigator and its very handy to be able to line things up while waiting to board the ship.

 

[cdavishb]

The bridge tour was very interesting as was the tour of the Walt Disney Theater.

 

[Tandyc]

Thanks Tigger53, that's what I was hoping.

 

[jrabbit]

When do you get your first navigator? At check in at the Port or once in your stateroom?

YES. And I mean YES. You receive an "abrevieated" navigator when you check in at the port and then there is a more detailed (with additional items) navigator in your room. Both are useful, the one in the room is just more useful.

We have participated in many ship tours.

On embarkation day there is a tour that helps you get oriented with the ship. You stay mostly on deck three (if my memory serves me).

There is the Adult series call the Navigator Series. There are talks with the ships officers, a move on the making of the Magic and a walking tour of the ship covering "The Art of the Magic" (where they talk about Art Deco (Magic) vs. Art Nuevo (Wonder)). They are very interesting "classes".

The Galley Tour is part of the adult series the Art of Entertaining. You don't have to go to any of the other "classes" to go on the galley tour (on a sea day after cleaning up from lunch and before working on dinner). This series also has cooking and Ice carving demonstrations, place setting, napkin and towel folding.

The Art of Entertainment series has a class where you are in the Walt Disney Theater and many of the directors and technical people explain about the making of the shows and you get to go up on the stage and take a look around at the sets.

There is a bridge tour on port days. I hope to take this in on the next cruise.