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Just want to let all you Disney cruisers know a little about Disney Fish Extenders. Now some may already be aware of this Disney tradition but for those of you who don't I will attempt to elucidate further. (love them 10 buck words)
Fish extenders are away to add a little more fun to your disney cruise.
http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-cruise-line/fish-extender-basics.htm
that link will give you an idea of what it is all about.
Living in L.A area (I live a couple miles from Disney Corp offices and the Disney Channel building), we have what we call Disney Freaks. They are adults with annual passes to Disney that will go Disney Land just for dinner and one ride a couple times a month, wear the Disney clothing and watches. One lady that I used to supervise is a Disney freak, for X-mass 20 years ago I got her a jumbo ornament with Pluto on it. she still has that front and center every year on her tree.
So plenty of adults into Disney. Myself, I think I'd go nuts on a Disney ship with all the kids and Disney stuff. I have heard that the Service, food and ships are in a class above the regular cruise lines but the price is in a different ball park also.
I guess you aren't referring to meat glue huh ?
No, it's not weird at all. I think you'll find that you'll love cruising with Disney. The only thing the other lines have that Disney doesn't is casinos so if you like to gamble then Disney isn't the line for you. I would do a Disney cruise with just adults the employees are the best
That's so cute! I have been looking into Disney (although my BF and I do not have any kids... Is that weird??)
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