Take some screens out of the kids clubs.
Add Mexican into the Cabanas rotation beyond Pirate Night.
I know!!!! Isn’t that stuff at Fishlips amazing?!?!!!!!Get a better recipe for Lobster Bisque. We had an amazing Lobster Bisque at Fishlips before our cruise. On the cruise, it was pathetic in comparison.
Well, that ship was just a movie prop. Not a real sailing ship. It was just stage decoration (at Castaway Cay), until it was so decrepit that it was falling apart.View attachment 517983Could we have the pirate ship returned please? And as long as were making a wish list… Tours this time on the ship, maybe a photo opportunity?
Well, that ship was just a movie prop. Not a real sailing ship. It was just stage decoration (at Castaway Cay), until it was so decrepit that it was falling apart.
I can not emphasize enough, if you love Lobster Bisque or Clam Chowder, make a stop at Fishlips (if they are still open) before or after your cruise. You won't regret it.
I'd like a cruise that spent back to back days at CC where you arrive, spend the day, go back on board, spend the night in your room and repeat the next day.
I think this goes for the top management, but the chefs who design the menu, or those who come up with all the activities on board that could use a revamp, those people can put the down time to good use.Just a guess, but I think they have more important things to worry about right now - like coming up with a plan the CDC will accept and getting the crew back and trained with all the new protocols.
Can we get the Mickey Waffles to actually taste like the ones in the parks? THey need to use Carbons Golden Malted. It isn't rocket science. But ship waffles are trash compared to land waffles.I am definitely on board for fixing the dang pancakes.
The pirate ship was more than a movie prop. It had to be USCG approved to be used on the movie set which ment it had to be sea worthy. At then end of the movie use, Disney was trying to figure out what to do with it. At one point it was on the market but no one wanted to buy it. During a meeting, it was brought up about what to try next, it was here that Karl Holz said that if nobody else wants the ship, he would take it. As president of DCL at the time, he got more than a few looks and jokes for adding to the cruise line fleet. The Flying Dutchman was taken to Castaway Cay and stayed until it could no longer pass USCG inspections. It was then take to another part of the island and retired. (lots of little pieces). I would have liked to have seen the ship pulled offshore and sunk. Then it could have been a fishing reef, a sight for a glass bottom boat ride or a scuba destination.Well, that ship was just a movie prop. Not a real sailing ship. It was just stage decoration (at Castaway Cay), until it was so decrepit that it was falling apart.
ship waffles are trash compared to land waffles.