From entering the ship to leaving the ship, there is not much we dislike about our Disney Cruise. We were a group of 5 adults without children and still loved every minute of our cruise. This was our first trip to Alaska, after two 3 day cruises to the Bahamas on the same ship.
We began with lunch at Beach Blanket and dinner that night at the adult restaurant, Palos. It was fantastic with excellent service from our waiter. He made it so special for us that we booked brunch 2 days later.
The 3 restaurants are fantastic. We had 2nd dining at 8:15 and weren't sure if we would like it, but with all the food we ate at lunch, it was nice to wait to eat dinner. Around 4 everyday we stopped for an ice cream cone on deck 9. Two of the nights have special activities while we eat: Animator's Palate with it's wall show of Disney characters and Parrot Cay with our waiters wearing vests of different country's flags, then all of them doing a parade through the restaurant with their country's flag. We couldn't begin to tell how wonderful our servers, Aaron and Netashia, were. They were at our very beck and call. Just mention the possibility of trying a certain food and it appeared. Aaron had a great sense of humor and Netashia's laugh was incredible. By the end of the cruise we knew all about their families. Our only disappointment was for breakfast. The eggs and bacon are tasteless. However, the fruit and french toast were incredible. Not to mention the wonderful desserts.
Our cabin was spot clean and kept that way by our hostess. Her friendly smile is something we will carry away with us. Each night we lay down to the smell of the best white sheets and pillows I have ever slept on. The showers were always hot, regardless of what time we used them. Although we had 3 people in our room, there was plenty of space for clothes and luggage. We stowed the empty luggage in the closet and under the bed.