Taryn's Mad Hatter Adventures

- Grandeur of the Seas, Embarkation Day, Baltimore Cruise Maryland Terminal, Check In
  
  Posted at 9:28 pm by taryngirl, on August 21, 2018
  
  Our adventure began bright and early in the morning. My husband was driving us and dropping us directly at the port. It was about a two hour drive and our boarding time was anytime after 11 a.m. I like to budget in time for traffic, accidents, etc. and I like to be EARLY! So my goal was to be in the at 8:30 a.m. SUCCESS! We managed to fit 6 people and alllllll of our luggage and carry-on bags in my Sorento.
  
  The drive was very easy and we didn’t really hit any traffic. We were to the port by 10:45 a.m. I didn’t get any really good pictures of the Baltimore Port drop off area as we were very rushed! Since we were being dropped off, we were in a line of cars, and the porters were waiting to take our luggage right away. One note…porters generally do not work for the cruise line, but rather the port itself. I always tip them $1 per bag that I’m checking with them. They load the bags on carts that are driven to the ship. They are then delivered to your stateroom sometime throughout the afternoon.
  
  Once our luggage was taken care of, we took our carry-ons with us into the terminal. What do I pack in my carry-on for a cruise? Normally, a bathing suit, deodorant, prescription meds, passport, wallet, ID, any valuables and electronics. We then got into the security line. This is where they check your ID and booking information. The carry-ons do go through a scanner. We were able to bring a 12 pack of bottled water with no problems at this specific port. After security, we headed to the cruise check-in line.
  
  Here are a few pics from inside the terminal.
  
  At the counter, they gave us our first CRUISE COMPASS! This had all of the general information we needed for our boarding day.
  
  We also received a paper with all of the Officers onboard and other useful information.
  
  We also received information about the various Adventure Ocean Kid Clubs onboard.
  
  MUCH MORE TO COME!
  
  Up next…Grandeur of the Seas, Windjammer Buffet, and more!
  
  Posted in Adventure Ocean, Cruise, Cruise Compass, Grandeur of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Adventure Ocean, Baltimore, Cruise, Cruise Compass, Embarkation, Kid Clubs, Royal Caribbean, Terminal
- Royal Caribbean Cruise Line—Grandeur of the Seas
  
  Posted at 8:08 pm by taryngirl, on August 6, 2018
  Every summer, my children and I take a vacation with my mother. The past few years it’s been to the Jersey Shore. However, this year we had a special guest…my aunt from Australia! So we decided on something different. A New England/Canada cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Grandeur of the Seas. One deciding factor was the ability to drive to the port vs. having to pay for flights. And RC was having an amazing sale at the time I was looking!
  
  The itinerary:
  - Baltimore
  - At Sea
  - Boston
  - Portland, Maine
  - Bar Harbor, Maine
  - Saint John, New Brunswick
  - Halifax, Nova Scotia
  - At Sea
  - At Sea
  - Baltimore
  This was also appealing because I have never been to any of these ports! We always go south to the Caribbean.
  
  After booking, I kept a close eye every time Royal Caribbean would run a special promotion. One benefit of using a Travel Agent…they can check for discounts automatically when they are released! No need to have to do it yourself.
  
  Up Next…Day 1–Royal Caribbean Cruise on the Grandeur
  Posted in Cruise, Grandeur of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Baltimore, Bar Harbor, Boston, Canada, Cruise, Grandeur of the Seas, Halifax, Maine, Massachusetts, New England, Nova Scotia, Portland, Royal Caribbean, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Saint John
- March Disney World AEP Trip {Day 5}! Part 2–Satu’li Canteen and Mobile Ordering
  
  Posted at 7:57 pm by taryngirl, on August 1, 2018
  
  DID YOU KNOW…that for some Quick Service restaurants throughout Walt Disney World, you can order ahead? This fantastic service is called MOBILE FOOD AND BEVERAGE ORDERING! (You can read all about it directly through that link that takes you to Disney’s official page.)
  
  Basically, instead of waiting in line, you can go onto your My Disney Experience App,
  
  This is the menu shown outside of the restaurant:
  
  The restaurant itself does have both indoor and outdoor seating. One note, there are signs on the tables stating you must be a patron of the restaurant in order to use the tables. So don’t plan on getting a table and sitting there while you wait for the rest of your party who is riding Flight of Passage.
  
  We stood outside the restaurant and used the My Disney Experience App to order our food. We walked in immediately. When entering, just look for the separate Mobile Order Pick Up window. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT IN THE REGULAR LINE! There was only one person in front of us in this line.
  
  If you didn’t order ahead, this is what the line looked like:
  
  What you can’t see is that the line snaked and then went out into the foyer area of the restaurant. SO WORTH ORDERING AHEAD! You can save so much time.
  
  Confession time…I was skeptical. I always have modifications, no this, extra this, etc. etc. You can still modify with the app!
  
  Now to the good stuff…the delicious food! I ordered the Chopped Wood-Grilled Chicken Bowl with Rice and Creamy Herb Dressing and NO Boba Balls! This is also served with Crunchy Vegetable Slaw. I also asked for all three sauces on the side when I got up to the window. The other two sauces are the Black Bean Vinaigrette, and the Charred Onion Chimichurri. I mixed all three together in the bowl and it was SO GOOD. I will definitely eat here again and I will definitely order this exact same thing!
  
  My friend ordered the Kid’s Meal–Cheeseburger Steamed Pod which is served with Chips and a drink.
  
  My other friend ordered the Combination Bowl: Grilled Beef and Chicken with Rice base and the Chimichurri Sauce.
  
  They each also ordered a dessert. This is the Chocolate Cake (chocolate cake with a crunchy cookie layer and banana cream topping). We all tasted it. It was really good and super rich!
  
  The other dessert was the Blueberry Cream Cheese Mousse. (blueberry cream cheese mousse with passion fruit curd) I didn’t try this one, but they said it was good!
  
  I have eaten here on a past trip as well. These are some pictures of food my group ordered during that trip.
  
  Chopped Wood-Grilled Chicken with Romaine and Kale Salad Base.
  
  Regular order of the Cheeseburger Pods served with Chips.
  
  Overall, this quick service restaurant is one of my favorites! Be sure to give it a try at least once.
  
  Up next…Cruising on Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas!
  
  Posted in AEP, Animal Kingdom, Dining Review, Quick Service, Satu'li Canteen, Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Animal Kingdom, Avatar, Disney, Foodie, Mobile Ordering, Pandora, Quick Service, Satu'li Canteen, Walt Disney World
- March Disney World AEP Trip {Day 5}! Part 1–Animal Kingdom
  
  Posted at 8:40 am by taryngirl, on July 18, 2018
  
  Sadly my departure day was here. BUT! I always get the latest direct flight home on Southwest. So I had some time to hit the parks until the afternoon. I started off with my usual breakfast at French Quarter, Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory:
  
  Mickey Waffles with Sausage! This is by far, my favorite Quick Service breakfast!
  
  After breakfast, I headed to Animal Kingdom. I went straight to Pandora to meet up with my roommates. I spent some time taking pics!
  
  Pongu Pongu–a popular drink stand:
  
  Satu’li Canteen entrance:
  
  Inside Windtraders Shop:
  
  This land is so amazing!
  
  From there we headed over to Africa because we had a Fastpass+ for Kilimanjaro Safaris. This was taken on the bridge heading into Africa. It is just so amazing to me, how different each of the parks are!
  
  I rarely have the opportunity to “check out” every kiosk, etc., so I made sure to do that this time! This is Tamu Tamu Refreshments. I never knew they had Dole Whips here! AND you can get it with rum!
  
  I also got to look around the Harambe Market. It was just before opening time at 11 a.m., and there were a few people in line waiting already! I personally have never eaten anything from here yet. This area is really neat though!
  
  This is one of the “famous” walls throughout Disney World. See if you can find it next time you are there!
  
  One of my favorite places for a quick snack is Zuri’s Sweets Shop! I can always find a sweet treat here.
  
  The Harambe Fruit Market is another great place to grab a snack. You can see the Corn on the Cob counts as a Snack on the Disney Dining Plan (the purple and white logo DDP). The corn is not listed on the official menu online, but it was there in March!
  
  All of the items with the DDP symbol count as a snack credit on the Disney Dining Plan!
  
  It was finally time for our Fastpass+! So we headed over to the Safari entrance. We were so lucky to see Augustus! The cute baby hippo!
  
  Lots of animals were out today!
  
  Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery menu (March 2018):
  
  You can also see more snacks as noted with the DDP symbol. From here we went to see the Festival of the Lion King. This is a DO NOT MISS show! It’s really fun to watch and action packed. I unfortunately didn’t take any pictures.
  
  We wanted to eat lunch at Satu’li Canteen back in Pandora, so we started to make our way there. Did you know there’s a path that can lead you there directly from the Festival of the Lion King? If you pull up the map on My Disney Experience you will see it. It was a really nice walk with not a lot of people! This ice cream cart was on the way. Note the DDP symbol for snacks!
  
  Looking from a spot on the path over towards Harambe.
  
  I had a Fastpass+ for Na’vi River Journey. It’s a really neat boat ride. It’s a little bit short, but the details are amazing! It’s very slow, no drops, a little bit dark inside, but perfect for anyone no matter the age or size. Here’s a short video I took!
  
  Up next….Satu’li Canteen and Mobile Ordering!
  
  Posted in AEP, Animal Kingdom, Uncategorized, Walt Disney World Resort | 0 Comments | Tagged AEP, Africa, Avatar, Disney Dining Plan, Harambe, Harambe Market, Kilimanjaro Safari, Kusafiri, Na'vi River Journey, Pandora, Pongu Pongu, Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory, Snacks, Tamu Tamu, The World of Avatar, Windtraders Shop, Zuri's Sweets Shop
- Joy Through the World! Holidays at Walt Disney World Resort Return November 8!
  
  Posted at 7:55 pm by taryngirl, on July 9, 2018
  
  Taken directly from Disney Parks Blog:
  
  It’s Christmas in July! Today we are announcing the return of the holiday season to Walt Disney World Resort. Starting November 8, you will be able to celebrate this magical season with festive parties, captivating holiday décor, delicious treats, spectacular entertainment and enchanting experiences that make this season one of the most wonderful times to visit our theme parks, resorts and more!
  
  A Flurry of Fun comes back to Disney’s Hollywood Studios with the return of Sunset Seasons Greetings. Featuring impressive new laser effects and “snow,” holiday magic transforms the famous Hollywood Tower Hotel with spectacular projections of beloved Disney Characters such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Olaf sharing their favorite seasonal stories.
  
  Another returning favorite is the nighttime spectacular Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! The new Toy Story Land also gets special seasonal fun including holiday songs on Alien Swirling Saucers and more!
  
  Magic Kingdom Park will transform into a world of holiday enchantment that includes the specially ticketed event Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, offered during select nights in November and December.
  
  At Epcot you will discover joyous holiday traditions of 11 World Showcase nations during Epcot International Festival of the Holidays beginning Nov. 18. One of our favorite holiday traditions at Epcot is the Candlelight Processional and this year it starts performances on Nov. 22
  
  New this year at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the magic of nature will receive a holiday touch with the inclusion of Diwali, the holiday Festival of Lights in India, as part of the new live show UP! A Great Bird Adventure.
  
  There is even more holiday fun at the resorts across Walt Disney World with festive seasonal décor as well as life-sized edible creations. And at Disney Springs you will find the perfect destination for holiday shopping, dining and entertainment, with the chance to experience holiday magic along the way.
  
  You can find everything holidays at disneyworld.com/holidays.
  
  Now is the time to play big and start planning your holiday vacation at Walt Disney World Resort!
  
  Posted in Breaking Disney News!, Holidays at Disney, Uncategorized, Walt Disney World Resort | 0 Comments | Tagged Animal Kingdom, Announcement, Disney, Epcot, Holidays, Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World
- Ultimate Disney Fall into Magic Package!
  
  Posted at 11:20 pm by taryngirl, on July 3, 2018
  Kick off fall in the most exciting way of all with a unique 4-day/5-night package from September 3 to 8, 2018 at select Disney Resort hotels. With this limited-time offer, you’ll delight in an itinerary full of magical must-dos and exclusive experiences just for Guests on this package. You’ll also enjoy a 5-night stay at a select Disney Moderate, Deluxe or Deluxe Villa Resort hotel and 4-day Magic Your Way theme park tickets with Park Hopper Option!
  For example, starting at $149 per person, per night, a family of four—2 adults, 1 junior (ages 10 to 17) and 1 child (ages 3 to 9)—can stay in a standard room at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort and delight in the enchantment of this offer for a total package price of $2,980.*
  
  Here’s a peek at what your incredible itinerary includes:
  - Tuesday, September 4, 2018: an exclusive “Welcome to Fall” dinner at Epcot inspired by the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
  - Wednesday, September 5, 2018: a nighttime Kilimanjaro Safaris tour followed by an exclusive showing of Rivers of Light at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park after park closing
  - Thursday, September 6, 2018: two hours of exclusive evening access to Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
  - Friday, September 7, 2018: tickets to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom park
  Book now through August 19, 2018―and get excited for a vacation packed with adventure and spook-tacular memories!
  
  *The number of rooms allocated to this offer is limited. The number of packages available for purchase is limited. Valid theme park admission required to attend theme park events on September 4, 5 and 6 included with this offer. Theme park tickets with Park Hopper Option must be used within 14 days of first use. First use must be by December 31, 2019. Special event tickets to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party only valid on September 7, 2018.
  Walt Disney Travel Company CST# 1022229-50
  
  Contact me if you would like a quote for this special offer! Email: taryn@madhatteradv.com Phone: (610) 914-9754
  Posted in Breaking Disney News!, Special Offers, Uncategorized, Walt Disney World Resort | 0 Comments | Tagged Disney, Fall, Package, Resort, Special Offer, Walt Disney World
- March Disney World AEP Trip {Day 4}–Part 3! My birthday! (Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Review and Magic Kingdom)
  
  Posted at 12:16 am by taryngirl, on June 26, 2018
  This day was so jam packed, that I have to dedicate a third blog post to it. I think I forgot to mention that today was my birthday! Right before we disembarked the ship, we were treated to lunch at Cabana’s, which is the ship’s buffet. The variety of food that is available here is amazing! There’s something for everyone. After lunch, we sadly had to get off the ship, and head back to our resort. My roommates and I had plans for tonight, so we all took a little rest before grabbing an Uber to Fort Wilderness.
  
  I think I’ve mentioned this before, but Ubering is SO EASY in Disney! Our destination was Pioneer Hall at Fort Wilderness, which is where the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is located. Using Disney transportation, we would have had to board a bus to Magic Kingdom, then taken a boat to Fort Wilderness. This would have easily taken 45 minutes to an hour. Instead…we Ubered and were at Fort Wilderness in about 7 minutes. Now, Fort Wilderness is tricky because it’s a campground. There’s a front gate and the bus depot. In order to get back to Pioneer Hall, you have to change buses and take the internal bus. Uber drivers cannot drive beyond the original bus depot. So we got out and hopped on the internal bus. Now I have heard the Minnie Vans CAN drive all the way back. (Minnie Vans are $25 flat fee no matter where you go on Disney property. Uber is standard Uber pricing.) This was not a big deal for us, and the internal buses are frequent, at least in my experience.
  
  We made it!!
  
  If you are not familiar with the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, let me give you a little summary.
  - It’s a dinner show with three available seating times available.
  - Prepayment is required. Tickets may be picked up at any Walt Disney World Resort Concierge or Pioneer Hall.
  - You can make reservations online or by calling.
  - Here is the current (June 2018) seating chart with corresponding pricing. (snipped directly from official WDW site) The balcony goes all along the perimeter of the seating area below.
  - If you have an Annual Pass, you can get 10% off (as of June 2018). They also accept Tables in Wonderland.
  - It’s a 2 hour singing, dancing, comedy show that is somewhat corny, but we love it! This is the 4th time I’ve been here.
  - Did I mention that unlimited beer, wine and sangria are included?
  Before going into the restaurant, we had some time to browse around the grounds. There really is so much to see here! There’s a really awesome playground right next to the building. And plenty of horses to see.
  
  There are also Photopass photographers here to take pictures for you!
  
  It was time to enter! To enter, you will check in at a “hostess stand” located in the middle of the walkway. They will tell you where to line up. There are two different doors you can enter. The tables are numbered and assigned, and your number will be on your ticket. You will know by what category you purchased, the general area you will need to head towards.
  
  As soon as you sit down, your waiter/waitress will come over to greet you and take your drink order. Then the food starts coming!
  
  I love this meal! The salad is very good, with dressing that is super light. The cornbread is AMAZING. So amazing that I could eat both of these loaves by myself…but I didn’t.
  
  Food is served in buckets. Yes buckets people! You are at a hoe down of sorts.
  
  Reallllllly good fried chicken and mashed potatoes!
  
  Your food will be served in between show parts.
  
  There are some surprises for a grand finale, and some audience participation. After the show, when we were stuffed to the gills, we headed outside and found our way to the boat dock to Magic Kingdom.
  
  I love, love, love being in the Magic Kingdom at night! We still worked on some of our scavenger hunt pictures, and just hopped on some quick rides that had no wait.
  
  Up Next…Day 5!
  Posted in AEP, Dining Review | 2 Comments | Tagged AEP, Dining Review, Disney, Fort Wilderness, Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, Magic Kingdom, Pioneer Hall, Walt Disney World
- TWO EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENTS!
  
  Posted at 2:38 pm by taryngirl, on June 18, 2018
  
  If you haven’t already heard, 2019 Walt Disney World Resort vacation packages through the end of October 2019 will be available for reservations on Tuesday, June 19th. I’ll be in my office all morning working on quotes. If you would like a no obligation quote, please complete this GOOGLE FORM.
  
  I will happily get back to you tomorrow.
  
  Secondly, have you seen this exciting news? Bus wait times are now available on the APP! This is such great news for those who use the Disney transportation to/from the parks.
  
  Posted in Breaking Disney News!, Walt Disney World Resort | 0 Comments | Tagged Disney
- March Disney World AEP Trip {Day 4}-Part 2! (Common Areas and Kid Clubs)
  
  Posted at 9:36 am by taryngirl, on June 15, 2018
  
  Moving on now to other “common” areas around the ship.
  
  This is the entrance to the Quiet Cove Adult Pool. One great thing about the Disney Cruise ships is they all have adult only areas. And they adhere to them!
  
  Yes, this pool has its own bar.
  
  Another adult only area is Satellite Falls. This is hands down my favorite area to be when I’m kid free on the Dream or the Fantasy!
  
  You can’t see good in this picture, but all around the perimeter are padded loungers. And there’s a glass wall to block the wind.
  
  This next picture is showing the Mickey Slide and Mickey’s Pool. Above you can see the AquaDuck slide.
  
  At the other end of this area is Donald’s Family Pool. (not pictured) There’s also a big screen where they play movies throughout the day.
  
  In case you didn’t know, in order to swim in the regular pools, children must be POTTY TRAINED! NO SWIM DIAPERS! And please, please, please adhere to this. If there’s an accident in the pool, the entire thing is shut down, which is no fun for anyone. So please, just follow the rules! Available for children ages 8 and under is Nemo’s Reef. This is more of a “splash pad,” but is a great option for those kids who wear swim diapers.
  
  From here we moved to the Kid Clubs.
  
  There are a few different age-specific experiences on Disney Cruise ships. For children under the age of 3, group babysitting and play time happens at It’s a Small World Nursery. A small fee DOES apply here!
  
  Children ages 3-12 have the option of going to the Oceaneer Club or the Oceaneer Lab. There are so many activities going on at both of these locations! Here’s a quick summary of the CLUB. And here’s a quick summary of the LAB. One note…your child can participate in a scheduled activity, or they can just go there and find something to do on her/his own. All kids participating will get one of these Magic Bands. They scan this everytime they enter the clubs. One topic I read about often is parents in clubs. The only time parents are permitted inside the club is during “Open House” hours which will be listed on the Navigator (schedule of events for the day).
  
  Oceaneer Club:
  
  On the Dream you have Andy’s Room
  
  Pixie Hollow
  
  Star Wars Millenium Falcon
  
  Disney Infinity Game Room
  
  This is the large room right where you enter. It has a magic floor!
  
  This is the way to get to the Lab once inside the Club. Kids don’t have to walk out in the hallways, as you can get back and forth once inside. This is also where they eat if they are eating a meal in the club.
  
  EDGE:
  
  This club is meant for kids ages 11-14. Unfortunately I got no pictures!
  
  VIBE:
  
  This club is mean for kids ages 14-17. This space was….AMAZING! If I was a kid, I would never leave this space. It has its own sundeck!
  
  Watch this video of Vibe that I took!
  
  Up next…{Day 4} Evening! Magic Kingdom and Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
  
  Posted in Disney Cruise, Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Cruise, Disney, Disney Cruise, Disney Cruise Line, Disney Dream, Edge, Kid Clubs, Oceaneer Club, Oceaneer Lab, Vibe
- March Disney World AEP Trip {Day 4}–Part 1 (Cabins and Dining)!
  
  Posted at 8:33 pm by taryngirl, on June 4, 2018
  
  Friday was such a jammed packed day, that I have to break this post into two different parts! It started off with a quick breakfast at French Quarter and then boarding a bus to the DISNEY DREAM CRUISE SHIP! Disney Cruises are my family’s FAVORITE vacation. This is the only Disney Cruise ship I haven’t personally cruised on, so I was excited to see it and compare it to the other three ships.
  
  It takes about an hour, hour and fifteen minutes to drive from the Disney area to Port Canaveral. We arrived around 10:15 a.m. and the terminal was practically empty!
  
  Those seats and the entire terminal will be packed with people before too long!
  
  Here we go!
  
  After walking through the Mickey head, you will stop and scan your Key to the World card that you get at check in in the terminal.
  
  This beauty is in the Atrium!
  
  Our first stop was on Deck 2…Enchanted Garden. This is one of 3 Main Dining Rooms. Disney Cruise Line is unique in that it has rotational dining. Guests rotate through all three dining rooms throughout the cruise while their wait staff travels with them. This is one of our FAVORITE parts of the cruise! Each dining room is amazing in its own way.
  
  The other two Main Dining Rooms on this ship are Animator’s Palate and Royal Palace. There is also a buffet called Cabanas, which is a more casual dining spot. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in Cabanas. It’s a great option when you are sitting pool side because it’s located on the same deck.
  
  We headed up to Deck 11, which is the pool deck. And right after getting a FREE soda, I hit the FREE soft ice cream machine! Both of these are included with your cruise fare. Disney seems to be one of the only, if not THE only, cruise line that does not charge for soda. It’s available on deck 11 for 24 hours a day.
  
  Vanellope’s Sweets and Treats is a fun little shop. The items in here are NOT included in your cruise fare and must be charged to your stateroom account. They do not accept cash, so we were unable to partake in the goodies! They did let us inside to browse around though.
  
  So when you think “Disney” cruise, you may think Mickey, and kids, and nothing for adults…well NOT TRUE! On Deck 4 is an area called The District, which is home to several different themed bars and pubs. Each evening, these areas become “adult only.”
  
  Pub 687 food and drinks, also not included in your cruise fare. A really cute pub that we passed through!
  
  Pink: Wine and Champagne Bar
  
  There are some adult drink “package” options that you can purchase once onboard the ship. You will find them on the pool deck on embarkation day.
  
  Of course, if you don’t want the package, you can order individually at any of the bars located throughout the ship.
  
  I want to take a moment here to also mention that on DCL, you can bring beer or wine onboard with you! You can read the official policy with allowable amounts HERE. You may also bring a case of water onboard with you as a carry on. Do not put it in your checked luggage!
  
  Time to see some cabins!
  
  Interior Cabin
  
  Deluxe Oceanview Accessible Cabin
  
  Deluxe Verandah
  
  Category T–Concierge Bedroom Suite–Sleeps up to 5
  
  Category R–Concierge Royal Suite–Sleeps up to 5
  
  YES! I was able to see inside the Roy Disney Suite!!! It was AMAZING!
  
  It was so spacious! And the verandah was HUGE. If I win the lottery, this is the first thing I’m booking!
  
  Next up…{Day 4} Common Areas and Kid Clubs!
  
  Posted in Disney Cruise | 0 Comments | Tagged AEP, Cruise, Cruise Cabins, DCL, Disney, Disney Cruise, Disney Cruise Line, Disney Dream, Enchanted Garden, Port Canaveral, Roy O. Disney Suite, The District, Vanellope's Sweets and Treats
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