Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Disney Carribean Cruise

We flew out Friday afternoon from Salt Lake and arrived in Orlando late - we had a delay in Denver - Larry and Janee picked us up at the airport and took us to the motel. They had a SUV that we all could fit into to drive to Port Carnarvel Saturday morning. We checked in with Disney Cruise Line, waited a little while before we could board. Went to a buffet lunch at Parrot Cay and then found our stateroom. That evening we attended a show in the Walt Disney Theater were they introduced acts that would be appearing during the week. This was Ron Pearson - comedian/juggler. He asked Larry to help him on stage - we video taped this act with Larry. We had the 8:15 dinner and we were assigned to go first to "Animator's". The walls were mainly black and white with sketches of the different Disney cartoons. When a song was played that was from a movie that cartoon was from, it was become "colorized" on the video screens. For breakfast we went to "Parrot Cay" and different Disney figures would visit the tables for photo opportunities.
Our waiters "Romero" and "Putu" made us hats - Janee & I got a Minnie Mouse bow, Gary got Mickey Mouse ears, Larry got Goofy hat and ears and Marcus got Peter Pan's hat.
Sunday evening's show was "Ricky Kalmon - Hypnosis Show". Gary first went up on stage to participate, then Ricky did his relaxation speech for those on stage and then asked if there were some in the audience that also relaxed and Janee did along with a few others. They were invited to come up on stage - Janee really got into it. Gary eventually left the stage but Janee was still there right up through the end. She told me that I could post the video of her on stage on Facebook - but I will work on posting it someplace else for all to see!!!
Each night there was a towel creature to greet us along with our chocolate!

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