A form of Crush and Gusher, Turtle Talk/MILF to be part of new cruise ship.

[Figment632]

I'm not sure if this is old newsthe Disney Dream will have a version of TL Crush and Gusher MILF/TT.

CG or Aquaduck Water Coaster








Disney Cruise Line debuts a cruise-industry first: a shipboard water coaster … AquaDuck! Guests aboard the Disney Dream will get swept away on an exhilarating high-speed flume ride featuring twists, turns, drops, uphill acceleration and river rapids – all while traversing the upper decks of the ship.
AquaDuck stretches 765 feet in length - more than two and a half times the length of a football field - and spans four decks in height.
Guests slide 13 feet over the side of the ship in a translucent "swing out" loop allowing them to look down on the ocean 150 feet below.
Guests experience coaster-like thrills as high-powered water jets push them upwards and forwards at 20 feet per second.
AquaDuck continues through the forward funnel, encounters a 335 foot stretch of river rapids and splashes down to an end on Deck 12.


TT/MILF

At Disney’s Oceaneer Club, children can:

Play among larger-than-life characters from Disney•Pixar's "Toy Story" in Andy's Room

Explore the Laugh Floor with loveable monsters Mike and Sully from "Monsters, Inc."

Dive under the sea with Nemo and friends or visit Tinker Bell's fairy forest









heres the whole story
http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/20...n-amazing.html

[dreamfinder]

Interesting to see the coaster onboard. Completely lacking in themeing, but seeing through the clear glass out into the ocean could be awesome...

[Figment632]

Originally Posted by dreamfinder

Interesting to see the coaster onboard. Completely lacking in themeing, but seeing through the clear glass out into the ocean could be awesome...

Yea thats gotta be kind of scary!

[Phonedave]

My 10 year old saw it and was floored.

I like the way the artists rendition shows about a dozen people topside on a beautiful day at sea. Yeah, right.

-dave

[jj92979]

We always get an outside stateroom room...but I think I am looking forward to booking an inside stateroom to check out those virtual porthole.

[SirGoofy]

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen on a cruise ship. Period.

[Figment632]

Originally Posted by SirGoofy

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen on a cruise ship. Period.

That is the exact thing I said this morning!

[DisneyJoe]

Originally Posted by Phonedave

My 10 year old saw it and was floored.

I like the way the artists rendition shows about a dozen people topside on a beautiful day at sea. Yeah, right.

-dave

The rest are all in the queue for the water coaster!

[Nick_A]

Originally Posted by Phonedave

My 10 year old saw it and was floored.

I like the way the artists rendition shows about a dozen people topside on a beautiful day at sea. Yeah, right.

-dave

This was my first thought, too!

The "coaster" itself looks really incredible, as do the artist's renderings of Andy's room and the MI stuff.

[EPCOT Explorer]

Looks interesting, but once you do it, then what?

I am so not a Cruise person

[Disneyfalcon]

Originally Posted by EPCOT Explorer

Looks interesting, but once you do it, then what?

I am so not a Cruise person

Then you go eat!!

Or you get off the ship and snorkel with sea turtles in the Caribbean, or you swim with Dolphins at Atlantis, or you go see a Broadway caliber show in the theater, and I could go on...

After that you would go eat again...

[jj92979]

Originally Posted by EPCOT Explorer

Looks interesting, but once you do it, then what?

I am so not a Cruise person

Go one time...it will be better than any Disney park vacation you have ever taken, take that from a Disney fan that grew up on the real Disney magic of the 80's. Remember the service you used to get in the parks in the 80's when "all" the CM's cared about their job...that's service you get on board.

[EPCOT Explorer]

Originally Posted by Disneyfalcon

Then you go eat!!

Or you get off the ship and snorkel with sea turtles in the Caribbean, or you swim with Dolphins at Atlantis, or you go see a Broadway caliber show in the theater, and I could go on...

After that you would go eat again...

Even **I** can only eat so much...

I do admit though, Disney cruises do sound better.

[jj92979]

Originally Posted by EPCOT Explorer

Even **I** can only eat so much...

I do admit though, Disney cruises do sound better.

Our last cruise I gained 8 pounds.

[Phonedave]

Originally Posted by jj92979

Go one time...it will be better than any Disney park vacation you have ever taken, take that from a Disney fan that grew up on the real Disney magic of the 80's. Remember the service you used to get in the parks in the 80's when "all" the CM's cared about their job...that's service you get on board.

THAT right there is what keeps me comming back.

What first attracted me to WDW was the attention to detail and the level of customer service.

Since that time I have come to appreciate other aspects, which is good because the first have gone down the crapper.

However the DCL service is still top-notch.

And aside from eating, shore excursions, and shows there are first run Disney movies, the sports deck, the various programs they run, and while it is technicaly eating, 5 words - 24 hour free room service.

-dave