Cruise Line Shows

Chape19714

Chape19714

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Ok, going on a cruise in 15 or so days (disney cruise line of course!) and never been on either boat before, so i was wondering, The Walt Disney Theature is awsome from what i can tell, and i am not going to miss a single show (3-night, so golden mickey, hercules, and disney dreams) so, i wish to know, what time is the show each night? I know there will be a paper in my room once on-board, but I worry and like to plan things out. Unfortunately, we got the late Dinner seating :cry: not a late eater, (we were told that they could change this at check-in if there was room in the early seating) but what time is the show, and will we miss it due to a late dinner, i am guessing the show is after the later dinner, almost right after, but i could be wrong! I need to eat, but i really want to see the show! so what time is the show, so i don't worry for the next 15 days that i am going to miss it?


I know, i need to relax and just have fun! but still curious! :wave:
 
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Coree

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Not to worry--there are two shows each night. If you have the late seating for dinner, you'll see the show before you eat (while the first seating is eating). If you have the early dinner seating, you'll see the show after your dinner.
 
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Chape19714

Chape19714

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Coree said:
Not to worry--there are two shows each night. If you have the late seating for dinner, you'll see the show before you eat (while the first seating is eating). If you have the early dinner seating, you'll see the show after your dinner.
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Awsome! Thanks, so a show then dinner!!!! neat, thanks for the info.! :sohappy:
 
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westie

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every morning they will give you an itinerary of the days events. Your problem will be choosing from the multitude of stuff to do. That is after your done kicking yourself for not going for a week. Just relax and enjoy and let us know how hot the weather was!
 
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kammybug

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We just returned from our 7th Disney cruise. You are going to be addicted once you go. Both ships are amazing!!

Don't stress about the shows. If you have late seating for your dining, the shows are done at 6:00. If you have early seating for dining, the shows are done at 8:30. If you're a true Disney fan (which I'm sure you are) you're going to LOVE Disney Dreams. Golden Mickey's and Hercules are awesome but in my opinion Disney Dreams is by far the best show the cruise line has.

Here's wishing for you sunny skies and smooth seas. Have a "Wonder"ful time. :wave:
 
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Chape19714

Chape19714

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kammybug said:
We just returned from our 7th Disney cruise. You are going to be addicted once you go. Both ships are amazing!!

Don't stress about the shows. If you have late seating for your dining, the shows are done at 6:00. If you have early seating for dining, the shows are done at 8:30. If you're a true Disney fan (which I'm sure you are) you're going to LOVE Disney Dreams. Golden Mickey's and Hercules are awesome but in my opinion Disney Dreams is by far the best show the cruise line has.

Here's wishing for you sunny skies and smooth seas. Have a "Wonder"ful time. :wave:
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thanks, i heard this cruise is addicting. one of my teachers told me that once you go on this cruise, you won't go on any other. Well, i have never been on a cruise before, so it the Disney line for life! lol. Yep, you guessed it COMPLETE disney fan. all of my friends and family call me Walt, and the sad thing is, i respond. lol. i'll take tons of pictures and post about the trip when i get back. I am looking foward to all 3 shows, due to the fact that the subject i am obsessed with right after Disney is the Theature. lol. Disney and theature fit hand in hand though, so i m sure all the shows are good! Thanks for wishing me a "Wonder"ful time. lol. :lol: (very clever!)
 
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westie

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Also, they have behind the scenes tours where they show and explain how they work the shows and handle performances during inclemant weather, costuming, set changes but, I don't wanna spoil it for you...
 
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kammybug

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I agree with Westie, if you enjoy the theater that much, I would definately look into doing one of the behind the scenes tours. I haven't done them myself but I've heard alot of people comment on how they enjoyed them.
 
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Chape19714

Chape19714

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kammybug said:
I agree with Westie, if you enjoy the theater that much, I would definately look into doing one of the behind the scenes tours. I haven't done them myself but I've heard alot of people comment on how they enjoyed them.
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But, would they allow me, a 14 year old on these tours?
 
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OliveMcFly

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You will definitely enjoy Disney Dreams. That was my favorite cause it had a ton of characters and I'm a Peter Pan fan. (Peter kind of "narrates" the show) In fact I thought the Peter Pan on the Wonder looked like Clay Aiken but shorter. Then again this could all be in my twisted mind. Have fun!
 
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Chape19714

Chape19714

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stitch131313 said:
You will. The Common Grounds is great and the teen activities are so much fun. I hope to get back on the Wonder in September. Again have fun!
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Thanks, i am sure i will explore Common Grounds, but not as much as some other things, such as pin trading in the lobby and of coarse, tons of Pictures!!!
 
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