Disney

So for Christmas the boys received a trip good for a Disney cruise. We were hoping they were a good age and would be ready for this trip and boy were they! Anderson has already told us that he wasn't going to talk or hug the characters, but he would take a picture with them. That was plenty fine with me. he changed his mind and loved the them. He even cried because we ran out of time to get a picture with Cinderella the last night.

Bently kept trying to imagine how big this boat was going to be. Mark was trying to prepare him! Early Sunday morning before we could get on the boat we drove them down to the port to see all of the cruise ships. He was shocked! We made it on the boat about 1 that day and the rest is history! Their first stop was to get an ice-cream cone. If you've never been on a cruise, this is always open so you can get it whenever...breakfast if you want! :) I believe the earliest we got one day was 11! They were impressed with the bunk beds in our room and the fact they got chocolate EVERY night along with a towel animal. We watched Frozen again in the theatre in 3d and saw several shows different nights. They also had a kids club where the kids could go play if parents wanted/needed a break. Well, ours would rather play with us! Everything with Disney was top-notch. Mark and I have cruised with Carnival and Royal Caribbean. This was by far the nicest. Staff was friendly. Our waiters interacted with the kids and knew just what they wanted every night. We did the beach on both islands. They were breath-taking. Both were secluded so no waves and the kids played all day long. It's not a restful vacation when you are running kids back and forth to the bathroom and such, but it's a fun and memorable trip! The pictures below prove it!