Wishes Cruise

[Whisky In A VAse]

We are off to WDW in April.
There will be 9 of us, 7 adults, 1 5year old and a 9 month old baby.
I was thinking of booking a wishes cruise as a surprise one evening.

Can you guys advise if it is worth the costs and it is worth the costs, which one should I book.

Thanks

Neil

 

[traycie2201]

Hi We have done one for the past two years on the Breathless which is a beautiful wooden reproduction boat, however it only seats 7 so you would need to go for a pontoon, this is like a large cruiser has seating and a canopy and you get snacks and soft drinks while aboard, you get to cruise round a couple of lakes before mooring at epcot where you usually get a perfect view of all the fireworks, it was around $225 pre tax and tip for the whole boat and it's a nice treat we usually do it on our last night.
Have fun

Traycie

 

[kev kendall]

Can't help you really - but we're planning on booking one for our trip in August! I think you can get private dining so I was going to try andarrange some kind of meal for a surprise. It's only our family though DW, DSx2 so I don't know if that's over the top!

 

[Jets fan]

We've done Wishes in MK and the Epcot fireworks. For Wishes we booked a pontoon boat that seated 10, with audio feed and snacks. It was great fun and they picked us up where we wanted, which was the Contemporary and dropped us off at the Floridian.

Before the fireworks we also got to see the water pageant which was really good.

Well worth booking as we all had great fun. One thing though, these cruises get booked up quickly, so what you need to do is call to book exactly 190 days out at UK time 12 noon, which is 7am. The last time we went I got though at 12.02 and I had the last boat that was available for that day.