Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class?

tinkerbelle24 · 05-15-2008

Hi Guys.. Im always thinking of things to do at WDW and wanted to do something cool for the kids this time.. I was thinking about a pirate cruise at POR or Grand Adventure cooking.
Which do you think is better?
I have 2 girls 6 & 9
Anyone done either one please let me know what you think and any pics please are always welcome

**Dopey** · 05-15-2008

I didn't know that there is a pirate cruise at POR. I know they have a campfire every night with marshmallow roasting going on though.

Won't you be busy enough at the parks?

tinkerbelle24 · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by Dopey

I didn't know that there is a pirate cruise at POR. I know they have a campfire every night with marshmallow roasting going on though.

Won't you be busy enough at the parks?

Roasting marshmellows???? Are you sure?? Riverside??? Im confused

I will be busy at the parks..I think I do get a little ahead of myself but My aunt and mommom will be going to church on Sunday morn so I was thinking about doing it then. Perhaps I should not worry about it and take them to a waterpark instead.

Daisee · 05-15-2008

Disney's Pirate Adventure - Grand Floridian Dock on Mondays, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. The two hour voyage begins at 9:30am..

Is this what you are referring to?

**Dopey** · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by tinkerbelle24

Roasting marshmellows???? Are you sure?? Riverside??? Im confused

I will be busy at the parks..I think I do get a little ahead of myself but My aunt and mommom will be going to church on Sunday morn so I was thinking about doing it then. Perhaps I should not worry about it and take them to a waterpark instead.

That's a less costly thing and fun to do. don't you have waterpark fun option on your tickets already?

tinkerbelle24 · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by Dopey

That's a less costly thing and fun to do. don't you have waterpark fun option on your tickets already?

Yes I do have that option.. I guess you are right once again.. First no mugs in the room and now no pirate adventure.. You remind me of my mom

but you do have a point. I forgot all about Disney quest.. So thats what I will do. thanks for making me save money!!

**Dopey** · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by tinkerbelle24

Yes I do have that option.. I guess you are right once again.. First no mugs in the room and now no pirate adventure.. You remind me of my mom

but you do have a point. I forgot all about Disney quest.. So thats what I will do. thanks for making me save money!!

OMG, I feel like I am spoiling your fun. I just think you can save all that and plan another trip.

I hate it when I make sense

Daisee · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by Dopey

OMG, I feel like I am spoiling your fun. I just think you can save all that and plan another trip.

I hate it when I make sense

That's enough Dopey, stop making sense right now!

iluvwdw · 05-15-2008

They have a bunch of different Pirate Adventures...DS has been to the one at the Grand Floridian twice. He LOVED it! I do know they have one at the Beach Club and one at POR. They all have a different theme to it.

I would ask the girls what they would want to do! Adventures in Cooking at GF sounds really fun, too! Ask them which would be more fun and go for it.

mickeysgirlz · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by Dopey

I didn't know that there is a pirate cruise at POR. I know they have a campfire every night with marshmallow roasting going on though.

Won't you be busy enough at the parks?

They have a Pirate cruise that leaves POR . .. I saw the boat with the pirate flag on it last time we stayed there (Jul 07) and I was told about the cruise. Looked like a lot of fun . . .

If you have a day to "relax" then I'd walk over to POFQ and hit the serpent pool . . . really great slide . . . and if your DDs are like mine . . . just add water and it's FUN for them!!

Also, POR has the hair wrapping, tattoos, boat rentals, etc . . . plenty to do. You could rent the little boat and motor down to DTD yourself!!

**cinderbella** · 05-15-2008

Well..it sounds like you already made up your mind but a relaxing day with just the girls at the Water Park sounds fun!!

**Dopey** · 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by Daisee

That's enough Dopey, stop making sense right now!

tinkerbelle24 · 05-15-2008

hair wrapping? Nuts.. I better get some more money to bring or get them hair cuts before I leave!!

nicatene1 · 05-16-2008

My DD did the Grand Adventures in Cooking during our trip 2 years ago. I believe she was 4. She really enjoyed it and it was cute although they didn't really "cook" anything. They got to assemble a dirt dessert made from pudding and gummy worms. I just asked my DD and she told me that she made the pudding and put the gummy worms in.
The kids made chef hats with their names and mickey ears and an apron with their hand prints and the date. Then they watch a movie (DD says it was about cooking) and then they assemble the desserts. Once they are finished they have a parade into the GF lobby and hand out their desserts to guests. They do get to keep the hats and aprons as souveniers. It really was cute, but if you have older children the lack of actually cooking something may not be as fun for them.

nitaworm · 05-16-2008

My kids loved the Pirate Adventure and raved about it when they returned. If its something you want them to experience than they will not be dissappointed. Maybe next trip

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Daisee taking a break Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,833	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? Disney's Pirate Adventure - Grand Floridian Dock on Mondays, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. The two hour voyage begins at 9:30am.. Is this what you are referring to?

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iluvwdw Disney Dreaming Daily Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Floral Park Village (Long Island), NY Posts: 6,625	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? They have a bunch of different Pirate Adventures...DS has been to the one at the Grand Floridian twice. He LOVED it! I do know they have one at the Beach Club and one at POR. They all have a different theme to it. I would ask the girls what they would want to do! Adventures in Cooking at GF sounds really fun, too! Ask them which would be more fun and go for it. __________________ Kim :) LIFE IS JUST BETTER WHEN YOU HAVE A DISNEY TRIP PLANNED! 1997 Double Tree ~ 1998 Vistana ~ 1999 April Vistana ~ 1999 July Vistana ~ 1999 Sept All Star Movies ~ 2000 Vistana ~ 2001 Vistana ~ 2002 Vistana ~ 2003 Aug Vistana ~ 2003 Dec All Star Sports, Polynesian & OKW ~ 2004 Feb Vistana ~ 2004 Dec Vistana ~ 2005 Vistana/All Star Music 2006 SSR and Vistana Villages ~ 2007 Sheraton Safari, Vistana, POP Century ~ 2008 Vistana Villages, Animal Kingdom Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Thanksgiving at Animal Kingdom Villas! It's a surprise for the kids! 76 days 13 hours 15 minutes

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tinkerbelle24 Im a little Disney crazy! Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: West Deptford N.J. Posts: 3,358	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? hair wrapping? Nuts.. I better get some more money to bring or get them hair cuts before I leave!! __________________ 1992~ CBR 2005~ ASMovies 2006~ ASMovies 2007~ ASMusic 2008~ Birthday Trip Off Site Best Western Lakeside 2008~ POR Riverside 2008~ Dec off site Seralago Hotel Going back for some Christmas fun 12-26 ~ 1-03 Memorial Week Fun In Disney May 15th~25th 09 x´¨) x¸.•´ ¸.•´¨)xxxx¸.•¨) (¸.•´xxxxxx(¸.•`xxxKate´¨) My Disney Countdown Counting down to:* Day After Christmas and New Years In DISNEY! 111 days 22 hours 0 minutes

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nicatene1 Big Cheese Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: nj Posts: 667	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? My DD did the Grand Adventures in Cooking during our trip 2 years ago. I believe she was 4. She really enjoyed it and it was cute although they didn't really "cook" anything. They got to assemble a dirt dessert made from pudding and gummy worms. I just asked my DD and she told me that she made the pudding and put the gummy worms in. The kids made chef hats with their names and mickey ears and an apron with their hand prints and the date. Then they watch a movie (DD says it was about cooking) and then they assemble the desserts. Once they are finished they have a parade into the GF lobby and hand out their desserts to guests. They do get to keep the hats and aprons as souveniers. It really was cute, but if you have older children the lack of actually cooking something may not be as fun for them. __________________ Nikki My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going back..... 85 days 3 hours 0 minutes

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nitaworm Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 320	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? My kids loved the Pirate Adventure and raved about it when they returned. If its something you want them to experience than they will not be dissappointed. Maybe next trip

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