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The adventure isn't so great anymore.

With media seemingly reporting every single time a coaster gets stuck on a lift hill and forcing people to evacuate down the stairs (looking at you, Siren's Curse), I can't imagine something like evacuating riders from a log flume VIA A CHERRY PICKER going completely under the radar like that. They have always typically shut Log Flume down around Labor Day in recent years, and given all the recent budget cuts and spending concerns, it's probably far more likely they just decided to up the date by a couple weeks.

The next morning we woke up in the port of Falmouth, Jamaica. I'd been to Falmouth a few times before and wanted to have a casual day onboard, especially knowing the weather outside was going to be questionable throughout the day... On the opposite side of the port from the Disney Treasure was the Celebrity Ascent. While it's certainly a choice design-wise, I do think the concept of a bar that can travel up and down the side of the ship to near-water level is a unique feature for sure. Sometimes you just need to sit on the deck with fresh tacos and enjoy a movie on the Funnelvision. In the Grand Hall, guests had a chance to participate in a Jungle Cruise themed game. During the day there were some additional Photopass opportunities with some great Marvel props in the Worlds of Marvel restaurant. Yes, I am a goofball. That night was host to one of my favorite Disney Cruise Line dinner menus (which we'd had on other ships in the past). Can't go wrong with the Oysters Rockefeller! This might have been one of three lobster tails I had on this night... It might have been. Creme brûlée for the win! Grapefruit cake for good measure. 1923 has some of the best sundaes found on the ship! Another fun towel animal greeted us in our stateroom after dinner. I was very excited to find out that Mickey's Color Spin Dance Party had been added to the schedule for our sailing. We experienced it previously on the Disney Dream European Cruise and I was eager to see how the show could translate to the larger deck staging on the Disney Treasure. Also as a lighting geek, I was fawning over the awesome way the upper deck transformed to match the party's many colors. The party features lots of color, characters and dancing! Popular music is featured alongside pop-y takes on classic Disney songs for a really fun and dynamic show. Max joins the show midway through for an awesome performance of I2I. Hi Elissa! Mickey's Color Spin Dance Party has become one of my favorite entertainment offerings across the DCL fleet and I was very happy to experience it again here. What a fun way to close out another great day aboard the Disney Treasure!

Kings Island has announced that Boo Blasters on Boo Hill is permanently closing after September 1st, 2025 to make way for future development... https://www.visitkingsisland.com/rides-experiences/boo-blasters-on-boo-hill Guests will have until Monday, Sept. 1 to take their final rides on Boo Blasters on Boo Hill before its curtain is closed for good.

^ I highly, HIGHLY recommend a trip to CDMX to get this deal, check out this excellent park, and fall in love with the city. It quickly, and I mean QUICKLY, jumped to the top of my "favorite places to visit" list and I intend on returning soon.

I hate to bring it up again, but ...... the food, the food.... The Food! What a wonderful set up of dishes they're offering. And THREE lobster tails??? :drool: Great tour of the ship.

Don't fuck it up...

I know it's nothing to do with the jungle theme but KD should retheme BSC to I-95 in Virginia and have it stop for 25 minutes when it gets to the helicopter scene for added effect, and then add a Sheetz to the end of the ride with someone getting arrested in the parking lot.

Not that I can see. If I log into my membership account there are no add-ons available at all. Unfortunately, I think this is going to necessitate a call to customer service to confirm or I might just run by the park one day.......probably easier in the long run. Then pending the answers I will have to decide what is the better deal. Preferred seating at the waterpark I don't care about and frankly I don't buy enough merch at this stage to feel like that discount is worthy of consideration. Preferred parking is nice but hardly a dealbreaker and the drinks package if we have to do separately is really not that expensive. I guess it comes down to the food and whether we get that or not and if not is it worth it to keep the memberships. I'm not sure if it is just badly worded or they are being purposefully ambiguous.