Our last day was the day at sea, meaning we stayed on the boat all day. We kicked the day off with lots of Mickey films,
and breakfast in the too tight quarters of Cabanas. Everyone loves a buffet!
The details on the ship were amazing- everywhere you looked you could spot something fun.
We met Anna and Elsa first thing in the morning,
and waved as Minnie hurried past.
Enjoyed the view of the amazing atrium,
then headed over to meet a few more princesses.
At one point we split up into girls and boys teams to try out the detective game on the ship.
And we looked at all of the professional pictures that we didn't purchase. This might be the only whole group shot we got.
Cute little beach bums.
The diaper dash was hilarious.
And eventually we headed outside again,
climbed all the way to the top of the ship,
to play some miniature golf! Boy it was windy!
Really windy!
And really beautiful.
Silly Donald Duck! This is where he lands after he gets shot out of the AquaDuck.
And back inside we went. It's never too cold to visit 'the ice cream hall'!
We spent some time in the pools and slides, but it was so cold and windy up there that most of the kids ended up squishing into the hot tubs. Yuck!
N-n-n-nemo's reef! Brrrr!
Emma and Noah gave up first.
We grabbed some food on our way back to the rooms, and ran into Kurt! Our server from our last cruise. He was very happy to pose for the camera.
Another fun elevator shot.
And these two were all smiles once they were warm and full again.
And before long it was time to get dressed up and head to dinner.
Adam finally decided on a BB8 souvenir cup.
Our last tableside view of the ocean.
Learning origami.
Cold and tired and snuggly!
Whee!
Details everywhere! That is Cinderella's slipper.
The kids never really wanted to wait in line to visit Mickey Mouse! But Jason and I stopped for a quick selfie with him, and of course after we got off the boat Noah was sad to realize that he didn't get to see Mickey. In hindsight I should have insisted on it, but there was SO much to choose from every day, it was hard to make it all happen.
The final show was Beauty and the Beast. My expectations were low, having seen it on Broadway, but this was a new version based on the movie, and it was incredible!
It was truly enchanting.
And back to the room we went, for crab towels, chocolates,
and the traditional cookies, donuts and milk!
All donuts equals all smiles.
Then into bed everyone went, with newfound stuffed animals by their sides.
It was another magical day, and we definitely weren't ready to get off the boat.
