Recent content by joanna71985

Have fun!

Unfortunately that's life (I was on the Fantasy during Hurricane Sandy, and we couldn't make it to the island at all). Safety is very important to Disney. And honestly- if there was bad weather, I don't think you would have wanted to be around water

Seeing the characters is easy. Just arrive a little early (the exception will be the main princess gathering- that one gets very crowded)

I see you already decided (but my vote was going to be the Magic!) I want to sail again on the Magic someday to see the new Tangled additions

I am looking forward to the new coaster Wild Arctic has 4 walruses (soon to be 5), 2 belugas, and several harbor seals

I've never done a TA before, but I hope to someday! (especially as I love days at sea)

I can't wait to meet her in Sept

Exactly! I've done 7 cruises, and all have been with DCL (it is amazing)

Just the ice skating show (plus the pot roast tater tots...soooo good!). As a whole, I definitely prefer SW

I found the Christmas event at BG to be very underwhelming

I see myself in the picture

I go by myself, so I wouldn't find it worth it (my last time there, I spent over 2 hours in the aviary). I usually hang out between the aviary, otters, and marmosets

The shows! I'll be seeing Miracles and Countdown to Christmas every week (plus O Wondrous Night occasionally). I also can't wait to try the holiday treats

I highly doubt it

A good "starter" cruise would probably be 4 nights, so you can get a feel for if you like cruising (in that case, the Dream or Magic would be good). However, I like longer cruises (so I love the Fantasy). Also may depend on if there is a particular itinerary you want