We Build Fantasy Disney Cruise Itineraries with a Piranha Punch

A cocktail crush meets a cruise daydream as we raise a glass to the Piranha Punch and sketch out two wildly different Disney Cruise adventures. First, we crown a new favorite tequila drink—reposado warmth, citrus lift, pineapple brightness, and a gentle bitter backbone—then we ask what it means to sail Disney like adults who love great food, strong storytelling, and unfussy luxury.

From there, we split the map. One of us plans an Asia-forward arc with Singapore as a launchpad and culture-rich stops across Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City—think temples, floating markets, street food heat, and a little architectural awe at Marina Bay Sands. We talk about how Disney’s family-first approach fits Southeast Asia’s cruise scene and why seven-day routes with smart sea-day spacing could make the Adventure a standout beyond short hops.

The counterpoint heads to Europe aboard Disney Treasure, where the ship becomes the destination. Sea days are for AquaMouse ride-throughs, animation classes, and a rotating dinner lineup that includes Plaza de Coco, 1923, and Marvel-themed cuisine. Ports in Barcelona, Lisbon, and La Coruña invite wandering, local bites, and a touch of history before evenings settle into Skipper Society cocktails, first-run movies, and a Broadway-style Tale of Moana. We compare strategies—port-heavy exploration versus ship-centric play—and land on a simple truth: Disney at sea can absolutely be grown-up, balanced, and deeply fun.

If you’re curious about adult-only spaces, Broadway-quality shows, smarter dining, and how to build an itinerary that actually fits your pace, you’ll feel right at home here. Listen, share your dream route, and tell us your must-sip Disney cocktail. Subscribe, leave a review, and drop your best itinerary idea—we might just plan it next.

Chapters

• 0:00 Piranha Punch Cocktail Breakdown
• 1:10 Comparing Last Week’s Jungle Bird
• 2:00 Flavor Notes And Top-Five Claims
• 3:10 Tequila Versus Margarita Expectations
• 4:15 Who This Drink Is Really For
• 5:45 Drinking Around The World Angle
• 6:15 Disney Treasure And Ship Lineup
• 7:25 Why Disney Cruise Lines Feel Different
• 9:40 Adult-Only Spaces And Misconceptions
• 11:20 Ships, Ports, And Private Islands
• 12:55 Make-Your-Own Itinerary Challenge
• 14:05 Singapore Sailings And The Adventure
• 16:05 Gambling Culture And Disney’s Choice
• 17:20 Future Southeast Asia Route Ideas
• 18:55 Seven-Day Bangkok And Vietnam Plan
• 20:35 Spicy Food, History, And Mekong
• 22:00 Bangkok Temples And Floating Markets
• 23:40 Singapore Casinos And Iconic Pool
• 25:10 Hawker Stalls And Get-Lost Tour
• 27:00 A Wholesome Counter-Itinerary
• 27:50 Rome-To-London On Disney Treasure
• 29:10 AquaMouse, Plaza De Coco, 1923
• 31:10 Lisbon And La Coruña Food Finds

Transcript

SPEAKER_01: 0:00

Hello and welcome to Tears to Ears. Where today we're drinking a what are we drinking today? Not a jungle bird. That was last week. It's a piranha punch this time. They were similar, and I was thinking how similar they were. We're drinking a piranha punch from the Disney Treasure. Yes. And it's at Skipper's Skipper's Society Lounge. Skipper's Society Lounge. Man, it's so near last week.

SPEAKER_00: 0:22

It's almost identical.

SPEAKER_01: 0:23

It's made with teramana reposado, campare, pineapple and lime juice is an agave, and it's sold for only$12, Aaron.

SPEAKER_00: 0:30

Yes. So we made it two ounces of Jose Cuervo Reposado tequila, half ounce of Aperol. We were out of Campari, three-quarters of an ounce of lime juice, half an ounce of agave syrup, and one ounce of pineapple juice. Almost identical. The only difference was we used tequila and agave syrup instead of rum, like black rum and simple syrup. Oh, for last week's episode. It is a completely different drink, but it is so good.

SPEAKER_01: 1:04

And why it was so confusing when I said it was we recorded these back to back. And so we drank that drink about a half hour ago.

SPEAKER_00: 1:12

And we raved about it. We loved it.

SPEAKER_01: 1:14

It was a great drink, but this is better.

SPEAKER_00: 1:16

The tequila, it's got that smoky tequila reposado flavor to it. A little more alcohol forward than the last one. But it's yeah, I'm sweet. Everything blends again, everything blends very well.

SPEAKER_01: 1:32

I'm going early call, top five Disney drinks. It's my early call. I gotta later look at it. Like it's like when a rookie comes in the league and you're saying top five players in baseball or basketball or whatever, you just see them play a couple times. But I don't know. Right now, as I'm drinking this, it's one of the best. This it is definitely the best tequila drink I've ever had in my life.

SPEAKER_00: 1:53

It's definitely the best we've had from Disney.

SPEAKER_01: 1:56

Yeah, I'm not a huge tequila fan, and I love, love this drink.

SPEAKER_00: 1:59

Yeah, it's hard to get a tequila drink that isn't a play on a margarita. And this one tastes very different than a margarita.

SPEAKER_01: 2:08

It's a tropical tequila.

SPEAKER_00: 2:10

Yeah. It's very good. I'm I'm really liking this one. And I really like last week's drink. That was a very good cocktail. This I don't know. This is that same cocktail feel, but you could have that adult cocktail. They're all adult cocktails, but you know, there's the 21-year-old cocktail, and then there's the 52-year-old cocktail. 52-year-old's cocktail. And this is more the 52-year-old's cocktail, I think. But in disguise. But in disguise, this is a yeah, it is. It's a very good one.

SPEAKER_01: 2:50

Yeah, this is one they need this needs to be on a stop as you're drinking around the world. Yes. This needs to be somewhere in there. If that's what you're gonna do, if that's a pleasure you have. It's not our thing, but if you want to drink around the world and this was a thing you could have, this is the best tequila drink I've ever had in my life. What ship was this? There's only Disney Treasure. Where does that sail out of? Oh, many places. I have it right here. Actually, I have all of them right here. Disney Treasure. Does it say where it sails out of? It doesn't say it's ports. There's I mean, they all have different ports. Is it a Florida one? As we'll talk about it. And I know they move ships. I think it is in Florida because it does go to the castaway key. Okay. Yeah, and the other one. There are two islands they have. Lookout key? It goes to both. Okay. During some of the trips.

SPEAKER_00: 3:38

So yeah, it's a Florida one.

SPEAKER_01: 3:40

It's the newest ship currently sailing.

SPEAKER_00: 3:42

Oh, okay. So it's the one that I thought the Singapore one, the adventure. Maybe that's it.

SPEAKER_01: 3:48

The Adventure isn't until this December. Oh, that's right. Not till next month is it gonna sell at all. Never mind. The Destiny is the newest one. Sorry, it started this year. Okay. The second newest one's the treasure. I have a list right here. We have never been on a Disney cruise still.

SPEAKER_00: 4:02

I screwed that up. I should have, I should have gone forward with it and I kind of messed it up. Yeah, it's okay.

SPEAKER_01: 4:09

We'll we'll make it everything happens for a reason. Yeah, exactly. It's the it wasn't our time. It wasn't meant to be. It wasn't meant to be. We'll go someday. Yeah, no, Christy really wants to go on a Disney cruise or a cruise. She's more of a cruise person than a Disney cruise person. I add the word Disney to everything to make it better.

SPEAKER_00: 4:27

But saying that she has to get a cruise in July. Whereas I'm a year-round cruiser.

SPEAKER_01: 4:32

That's the tough part for her because that's the only time she gets off of her job. But today we are talking Disney cruise lines in our own little twist.

SPEAKER_00: 4:40

With our own twist. As everything we do, our own little twist.

SPEAKER_01: 4:44

But let's talk Disney cruise lines just for a second first.

SPEAKER_00: 4:46

Okay. And how just different they are. Disney Vacation Specialist. Tell us about a Disney cruise.

SPEAKER_01: 4:51

I'll tell you something about a Disney cruise. Disney cruise lines are just they're like a different cruise line, like a princess or a carnival, like plused up to the max.

SPEAKER_00: 5:00

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 5:01

You're getting great food the entire time. Uh-huh. You're getting great drinks the entire time. And the great dining is included. Yes. They do have pay-for meals you can go to, but the included dining on Disney cruise lines is amazing. And then there, but there's a lot of entertainment. Entertainment amazing too. All Broadway style shows. High-end stuff. High-end stuff. Broadway, Broadway quality. We're not talking carnival cruises. No. No. We're talking Broadway quality shows. We're talking the great theater and almost every ship with first run movies.

SPEAKER_00: 5:37

Okay.

SPEAKER_01: 5:38

Like if a movie just comes out, it's gonna be there on the ship. Great character experiences.

SPEAKER_00: 5:43

Okay.

SPEAKER_01: 5:43

Throughout the there's adult things to do and amazing kids' clubs. Yeah. Every ship. So it's for the kids. It's for the adults, even though people think it's a kid place.

SPEAKER_00: 5:54

They do have an adult section on the website when I was looking at it. Right. You can see stuff. What does this do? Where if you're an adult-only couple or person going, that there is stuff that's adult only.

SPEAKER_01: 6:11

Yeah, because that's a common misconception about when it's everything Disney. Yeah, when you put the word Disney, they think kid. But there's so much for adults.

SPEAKER_00: 6:19

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 6:19

And we're the living proof of that.

SPEAKER_00: 6:21

Well, and as Walt said that four out of five tickets sold to Disney, and this was right from when they opened, are sold to adults. So because he said it's not the kids going to school.

SPEAKER_01: 6:34

Right.

SPEAKER_00: 6:34

It's all adults. Almost all adults.

SPEAKER_01: 6:36

Yeah, like as my kids were growing up, it was two out of four were sold to adults. Yeah. Now it's four out of four. Exactly. It just changed. So Disney cruise lines have eight ships. So eight ships with the adventure this year, right? Yeah. Being their next ship. That's their eighth one. And they sail at 18 different ports around the world. So they switch them around. The common ones of Cape Canaveral, right?

SPEAKER_00: 7:03

So Mediterranean in summer and then move down to Florida in the winter. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 7:07

Yeah, they have all their different ports. You can go anywhere. They have two islands they have now that they own. That you can go to on most of the ships that leave out of Florida or the Texas area all go into. Oh, they go out of Texas as well? Yes. They have ports everywhere. Yeah. I was surprised even when I look today, because I we what we did was we made our own itinerary.

SPEAKER_00: 7:30

Itinerary.

SPEAKER_01: 7:32

It's not Disney at all. It's what we would do if we took a Disney ship, put it in whatever port we wanted, and did a cruise as however we wanted to do it.

SPEAKER_00: 7:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 7:42

So you're laughing, so I know yours is going to be less serious.

SPEAKER_00: 7:45

Mine's less serious, I will say.

SPEAKER_01: 7:47

I made my whole cruise. I printed it all out, and then I started making notes. I changed everything. So I took an actual ship. Okay. I did too. With their exact things they have on the ship.

SPEAKER_00: 7:59

Yeah, I didn't talk about what they had on the ship.

SPEAKER_01: 8:01

Oh, I I did things on the I spent a lot. So when I go on a cruise, I'm going to be all about the Disney ship. That's going to be that's going to be 99% what I care about. Yeah. If I if I stop at an island or I stop at a any port of call, yeah.

SPEAKER_00: 8:16

I just thought I'd be funnier if I just kind of went off the rails.

SPEAKER_01: 8:21

Yeah, you're going to be funnier than me on this. So why don't you start? Just why don't you give us your whole itinerary?

SPEAKER_00: 8:27

So currently, I went out of Singapore with the Disney Adventure, and it's currently only offering a three-day ocean going cruise in the South China Sea. So it leaves Singapore, it goes out into the middle of the South China Sea, turns around, and goes back to Singapore in three days. And granted, yes, it's about the ship, and it would still be fun. But thinking about like a cruise, that sounds like a completely dull cruise. Because a lot of it to me is stopping in a port, getting off, and going seeing the city or the town or some sort of land excursion. So that's why it was like, okay, that seems a little dull. But you know, it is what it is. And I'm sure they have things in plan, but there's probably standards that the ports in Southeast Asia have to meet before Disney will pull in. Maybe.

SPEAKER_01: 9:26

And this ship hasn't even sailed yet.

unknown: 9:29

Right?

SPEAKER_00: 9:29

Yeah, and it hasn't even seen. Right.

SPEAKER_01: 9:31

So that's next month it starts. So they probably have plans in the future. They're just throwing out the first. And I don't know how the treasure and the other ones started when they start when they first went out. Yeah. How they started with they start with the seven-day cruise. Was it just their old ports they already used, they went out of? Because this is a whole new port and everything for Disney.

SPEAKER_00: 9:48

Whole new port. So although there are a lot of ones that leave out of Singapore. And but not Disney, but not Disney's not Disney.

SPEAKER_01: 9:56

So the funny thing about Singapore is I heard on a different podcast that it's gambling's huge.

SPEAKER_00: 10:04

Yes.

SPEAKER_01: 10:05

On the ships that go out of Singapore.

SPEAKER_00: 10:07

Marina Bay Sands is a casino there in Singapore. Huge. And then Sentosa.

SPEAKER_01: 10:13

And there are ships. People like to gamble on.

SPEAKER_00: 10:15

And the ships.

SPEAKER_01: 10:16

And when they leave port, they like to gamble. And Disney doesn't offer that.

SPEAKER_00: 10:20

No.

SPEAKER_01: 10:20

So that was one of the question marks is how big will this actually be? And we'll see. We saw a lot of, we looked today and there was a lot of sold-out.

SPEAKER_00: 10:27

I still think because Tokyo Disney. Oh, yeah. The Disney aspect. Yeah. Yeah. The Disney aspect, I think, will still get a lot of people. So I had a couple of future potential offerings that they could do. Let's do it. The Gaday Mate cruise.

SPEAKER_01: 10:43

Okay.

SPEAKER_00: 10:44

So increasing to a seven-day with port days in Singapore, Bali, and Darwin. And it's a one-way cruise. So you would fly in to either Singapore or Bali or Darwin, Australia. And your first day is just kind of like checking everything out there. Because it's two days to sail to Bali from both locations. So it would take two days sailing there. Bali, you stay for a day. You get a day to do excursions and whatnot. Two more days to get to Singapore or Darwin. And then you got another a port day there. So just another potential offering. And then I had okay, this is where I kind of go off the rails here. The Vietnam Conflict cruise. Oh geez. It's another seven-day. And just remember it's a police action, not an actual war. So it has stops in Hanoi, Donang, Natrang, and Ho Chi Minh City, with a stop over in Cambodia that's technically not on the itinerary. So if you're, I don't know, if you're old enough to be like our parents, you would understand that reference.

SPEAKER_01: 12:02

That's funny. My my father does not listen to us regularly. But and I don't know if this might give him PTSD if he listens to it. And things I think he would really like to go. I think he would really like to go to Vietnam someday again. I would.

SPEAKER_00: 12:16

I've been to Southeast Asia a few times.

SPEAKER_01: 12:18

Yeah, but but you wouldn't Indonesia. You weren't in war there.

SPEAKER_00: 12:21

No, I wasn't for a near life.

SPEAKER_01: 12:23

Yeah. And then want to go back, right? Yeah. So I think he would I be it would be a great trip, I think, for him to go. I would love to go with him.

SPEAKER_00: 12:30

Yeah, I'm sure he would enjoy it.

SPEAKER_01: 12:34

Of course, it's different now because it's a whole different country. People aren't shooting at you. Yeah, they're kind of our allies in a way. We're very friendly with them now.

SPEAKER_00: 12:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 12:42

And so I think it'd be a great trip. Yeah. I couldn't go by myself because I wouldn't know, but is that your two sideways ones?

SPEAKER_00: 12:47

You have those are my future potential offerings. So here's my main one. Okay. I only have a main one. So I call it the one night and Bangkok cruise. And I just called it that because of the song. Yeah. It's not, I mean, you stop. You stop in Ho Chi Minh.

SPEAKER_01: 13:04

It's supposed to be family friendly. So this is a what are you doing to us?

SPEAKER_00: 13:08

So this is a seven-day cruise. So the first day, it's two days, one day at sea, one day at port. Singapore, and you cruise up to Ho Chi Minh City. And then two days, one day at sea, one day at port, from Ho Chi Minh City over to Bangkok. And then three days, Bangkok to Singapore. So it's two days at sea and then one port day in Singapore. Okay. And I think these would be all places that people would want to visit. So I I have been to Singapore and yeah, it's actually a fun city to go visit. But anyway, I have some excursions at each of those cities. Ho Chi Minh City excursions. Well, first there's the Light Your Anus on Fire foodie tour where you're trying all the spicy food hot spots at street vendors. So Vietnam is actually known for very, very hot and spicy food. Yeah. Came up with a little yeah. The failed French colonialism tour. See all the wonderful architecture left behind by the French after another failed war outing. And fishing the Mekong. So an excursion where you just go fish the Mekong because there's shrimp all up in these waters. These are good. Yeah. So now we have moving along to the Bangkok excursions. There's a city tour. Because there's more to Bangkok than Lady Boys and Prostitution. They have temples. There's the UNESCO site of IUT, not sure how to pronounce that, but it's where you go to prove to everyone that you actually went to Thailand. So you get your picture taken in front of a UNESCO site, which is they're old Hindu temples. And then there's the mark floating market tour. So as I was looking up, like what do you do if you're going to Bangkok? And there's floating markets where people have on these little boats, they have fresh produce and different product, different stuff that you can buy. It's not recommended for the fatties because they might sink the boat. What about the or beardos? Or people who can't swim. Wow, beardos? They might. Yeah. If you can swim and you don't sink the boat, you're good. So those are your I came up with three each. Oh actually, Singapore has four.

SPEAKER_01: 15:26

You were doing a lot.

SPEAKER_00: 15:28

So Singapore is because I've been there and I was able to come up with four. And those are like the off the top of my head. So just go to the casinos. Because you had mentioned that about the casinos. Right. Just it's just a shuttle to the local casinos at the Marina Bay Sands or the Sin. The Marina Bay Sands, I have to talk about this hotel because it's a price of a Disney Deluxe hotel. Oh, it's a few hundred bucks a night, but it is probably one of the coolest hotels in the world. So it's 50, it's three towers that are 57 stories tall each. And you may have seen a picture of this because it's a pretty common picture to see. That the top across all three of these towers is something that looks like a giant ship. Not like a regular, but almost like a spaceship arc type shape over the top of the three of them. And there's a 450-foot long infinity pool. Oh. So if you can imagine swimming in an infinity pool that's 650 feet in the air. Wow. Actually, probably even a little bit more. Yeah, really amazing. And ever since I saw that in person and I was walking around, because there's some cool stuff to see around that. I'm like, I really I gotta stay someday in that hotel.

SPEAKER_01: 16:48

Yeah, that's nice.

SPEAKER_00: 16:49

Because I just want to swim in that pool. And again, not a huge, necessarily a huge pool guy, but yeah, I think looking at an affinity infinity pool at 700 feet up almost, that's gotta be cool. So there's that one. Then there's the no questions asked tour. Just hop on a discrete ferry to Batam and shut up about it.

SPEAKER_01: 17:12

So these could all be actual excursions because they're not Disney related. Yes. So everything 99% of what you're saying is not Disney friendly.

SPEAKER_00: 17:22

So technically, all of this exists.

SPEAKER_01: 17:26

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_00: 17:27

This now they don't call it the no questions asked tour. It exists. And Batam is an island that's technically an Indonesian island, and we won't talk about what happens there, but we don't, there's no questions. Then, okay, going a little lighter now.

SPEAKER_01: 17:44

This is hardcore. Mine's just a simple little trip around the island.

SPEAKER_00: 17:49

Hey, that's cool. So we'll end on a high note. Then there's the shopping tour. Because there's a reason Singapore is referred to as the largest shopping mall with a seat at the UN. Okay. Yeah. So that's actually a way to reference it. Because it is. It's a big shopping center. And you just walk around and you can shop all day. I thought about the I'll actually add an extra one at the end. Because it's a tour I made up myself. So then there's the Hawker Stall Madness Tour. And it's just walking around hawker stalls all day. So they have like different food or different shopping, different things like that. So I bought some fake silver coins. And I knew that they were fake silver coins when I was there at one of the hawker stalls. They were old like Singapore military dollars that they they made fakes of. So one of the one of the tours is just a and it just popped into my head. And this is the one I did when I was there. It kind of I'd call it the get lost tour. So Singapore has a very good subway system all over the country, kind of the island that it's on, and you just randomly get on at one stop and just randomly get off at whatever stop. And you have no idea where you're at. Then you go up and start walking around the streets. No idea where you're at. Okay. I did that. At one point, not knowing where I was at, I was two mu two blocks from my hotel. Didn't realize that, kept walking. Ended up miles away from my hotel at the end of the day, and had to just basically find a cab to take me back to my hotel. But yes, that would be the that's something that's possible, I would say, in Singapore is the get lost tour. Okay. Where you purposely just get lost. So anyway, that is my trip. It is a seven day Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, Singapore, excursion, Disney. While you're on the ship, you're Disney. When you're off the ship, you're You're not Disney.

SPEAKER_01: 20:01

He's not. Oh. That's that was a very good history of traveling through Singapore. That's awesome. My trip's totally different. I have an emphasis on wholesomeness? No, on the Disney ship. Yeah. Good. I think you were on it. I think you were on a cruise ship. Yeah. For part of your thing. You spent most of your time in Singapore.

SPEAKER_00: 20:27

Most of mine were the excursions.

SPEAKER_01: 20:28

Right, you had lots of excursions. Yeah. Get the ship, let's sail. I don't you wouldn't have time to do anything on a Disney ship because you had to sleep. Well, you got a whole day at sea. You were busy. It's a whole day at sea. Yeah, I have lots of I have one, two. You're only sleeping for eight hours. I have four days at sea on my seven days. Nice. Okay. Yeah, here we go. So I'm leaving from Rome. Okay. Okay, I'm going from Rome to London. From Rome to London? Yeah, Rome to London. In seven days? In seven days. Is that possible? It isn't my trip. Okay. It's not a real trip anyway, so. Yeah. Okay. I'm going to stop in Barcelona, Lisbon, Portugal, and La Corona, Spain. Are my three stops. Okay. So right around and all the way up to London is my last day. Oh.

SPEAKER_00: 21:18

No, no France stops and no Portugal stops.

SPEAKER_01: 21:21

Lisbon, Portugal.

SPEAKER_00: 21:22

Oh, Lisbon. Okay. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 21:24

Okay, so the first day I'm in Rome, right? Yes. We leave. Then we have the day at sea, our first day is a day at sea, where I'm going to shop on the Disney Treasure. I'm on the Disney Treasure for a second.

SPEAKER_00: 21:37

Yeah, you're going to shop.

SPEAKER_01: 21:38

I'm going to shop. Yeah, you're going to shop. I'm going to shop. And then they have this cool thing on the Disney Treasure. It's the first ever ride at sea that Disney's had. It's called the Aqua Mouse. Oh. It's a really cool, like water coaster. Oh, nice. Okay. With Disney characters on videos, kind of like reminiscent of Mickey and Minnie's. Oh, interesting. Throughout the water ride. I'll have to do a ride-through. It's pretty cool. And that night there's a restaurant on the treasure called Plaza de Coco. Oh. And it's Miguel and family. So Miguel's singing up front. Oh, that sounds fun. And that's your night. That's your dinner that night. And then there's a live concert. Like an orchestra. Okay. So that's how we're having our first evening. Just a chill evening on the boat. Nice. Then we stop in Barcelona. I didn't do any excursion things except for just excursion in Barcelona. Yeah. Mine are all city tours. I didn't get deep into the body of the culture. Yeah. The cities. Yeah, this would be a right. They have a thing in Barcelona called the Gothic Quarter, supposed to be a great place. Oh, cool. To hang out. So I put that in there. And then my second, my that's my day three is in Barcelona. Day four. Day four is a day at sea again. Okay. I was gonna do a whole pirate day and make it up myself to have Pirate Day on the ship. Oh. That was my first idea. Uh huh. But I switched it because they have the Haunted Mansion parlor on the Disney Treasure. Oh, okay. Which I need to go to. Yeah. And it doesn't go with my pirate day at all. No. So we're just having a day at sea. There's animation classes that you can take. So I'm gonna do that. It's just all the fun stuff. All the fun stuff. Yeah. And then there's another dinner spot called 1923. Oh. Which is what one of their there's three dinner locations. Is it rotating is rotating?

SPEAKER_00: 23:29

He first started. Right. 1923. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 23:32

Okay. It's a nice 1923 style club. Ooh. That you have dinner at. It's one of the there's three rotation. There's the Plaza de Coco, 1923, and there's a an Avengers. Oh.

SPEAKER_00: 23:45

1923 sounds awesome.

SPEAKER_01: 23:47

Yeah. So all three you what you do is you on a Disney cruise, you rotate. Yeah. And you have the same servers every night. The servers follow you. So they like knowing their stuff you have as you go along. And so yeah, I'm gonna end the night at the Haunted Mansion parlor. And then the next day I'm going to Lisbon, Portugal, which I know nothing about Lisbon. I didn't even look it up.

SPEAKER_00: 24:07

Okay.

SPEAKER_01: 24:08

I just know I'm going there.

SPEAKER_00: 24:09

That would just be that would be a good foodie tour place.

SPEAKER_01: 24:11

And this is the this is how I would do the trip too. I don't I wouldn't care what we do. I would just look up like before we got there, yeah, before we left, I would look up things to do in Lisbon.

SPEAKER_00: 24:20

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_01: 24:20

And we take a day excursion like that. I wouldn't plan a bunch of stuff to do and be busy. I wouldn't want to be too busy when I'm off the boat. I'd want to see the culture of the town or the cities that of the port of calls.

SPEAKER_00: 24:32

And that's just walking around town and grabbing like some foods. All the foods. That's my kind of thing. That's good.

SPEAKER_01: 24:38

I like that. If Christy wants to go sit at a beach and look at water, we could do that anywhere too. Yeah. That's something people like to do, I've heard. I've read.

SPEAKER_00: 24:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 24:48

But we're in Lisbon. And then that night we're doing the Marvel dining.

unknown: 24:51

Okay.

SPEAKER_01: 24:51

Which they have two different Marvel experiences. One is a one's a Spider-Man kind of one, and more is more Avengers style. Okay. So same restaurant. They switch it around to do different things. Nice. So you get two different experiences while you're there. The next day we're going to another port of call to La Corona, Spain, which has the world's oldest lighthouse. And that I like. I like that kind of stuff. Yeah. And history. Yeah. Total having local food. Oh, yeah. That's my main thing is to get some local foods. And then of Chris he wants to sit at the beach and look at some water.

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And then you go look at sit at the beach and go drink the water.

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And then that evening we're going to skipper society, where I'm going to have this drink. Yes. Definitely that we're having right now.

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Or three. Yeah, because that's great. And it's only 12 bucks. So you get three for the price of two. Right. So you might as well have three.

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Might as well have three. There's no reason not to.

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You've already paid for everything else. So you might as well just pay for drinks.

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So that night I'm doing whatever movie they have before before I hit the rack. Gonna watch one of the Disney movies there.

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Okay.

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And then there are day seven's a day at sea again. Where we'll have a gala dinner and watch the Tale of Moana Broadway style show. Oh nice. Yeah, and breakfast every morning. There's a Marcelline Market, which is a good breakfast point there. Spot on the ship. So you see how I we did a totally separate, which we do. We do. That's how we that's what we roll.

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That's how we roll.

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We we come with an idea. We are identical, or we are completely the opposite with this one, which has turned out great because you delved into the what you're doing when you're not on the ship, and you did what you're doing when you're on the ship. It worked out perfect. So now you if you put those two together, there you go.

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Wow, people. Yeah, you have a trip. You have a trip to remember.

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So that's our little take on Disney cruise lines. It's our first little endeavor looking into them this deep.

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Yeah.

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As soon as I go on one, I'm gonna start booking them. See, and but I haven't been on one yet, so I have a hard time.

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Honestly, I gotta say, so I always thought, hey, I am I'm satisfied with just going to Disneyland. I have fun here. And then I went to Disney World, and I'm like, crap. Now I want to go to Disney World a lot. No, no, it changes as much as Disneyland because it's all new and everything. And I know as soon as I go on a cruise, then I'm gonna be like, okay, I have to go yearly on a cruise, I have to go yearly to Disney World. I have to go on all the ships, and I now I have to go twice a year to Disneyland, you know, because two of those is equal to one trip on the other ones, right? And so now I have to do all the things. I know. So if I go on a cruise, that's my fear. That's a fear, yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 27:32

That's a legit fear to have.

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Yeah.

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Because I think I'm gonna be saying, well, oh, we're on the dream, but we haven't been on the treasure.

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But we have or the adventure or the wish. Yeah, you see what the wish has this bar, and then it'll be like while I'm over in Singapore on the adventure, I might as well hit one of the Disney International. And you've done the Disney International, and you've just Shanghai, you've refrained from going to any more of them.

SPEAKER_01: 27:59

It's not out of, I mean, it's not of like I someone said, Do you want to go to Tokyo? And I said no. Yeah, I just haven't had the opportunity. But see, I don't know. Because right before COVID, they went to Shanghai, and then that kind of changed worldly tr worldwide travel for me, especially.

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But see, I would be if I went to had gone to Shanghai Disney, I'd be like, Well, gosh, now I want to see Tokyo Disney and Disney C and I would want to do those. I think the the first ones I want to do are actually Tokyo Disneyland and Disney Sea.

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And I want to go back to Shanghai now that have the Zootopia land.

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Yeah.

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Wow, that looks amazing. There's all the things, there's all the things, yeah. Okay, so take is that a depressing note we just ended on?

SPEAKER_00: 28:44

Yeah.

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That we're not doing all the Disney stuff.

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We're not doing all the stuff. We have no trips planned at this time. We have no trips planned at this time. I'm crazy. I am working on, and I don't know how I'm gonna quite pull it off, but I am I'm looking at dates because my birthday is on a Friday. No, my birthday's on a Thursday, so I'm looking at a Wednesday, Thursday, Friday trip for Disneyland. But yeah, no trips planned as of right now. But we just haven't mentioned it for a while. This is a great, fantastic drink. Highly recommend it.

SPEAKER_01: 29:17

And pretty good topic. It was out of our little comfort zone a little bit, talking about something we don't know a lot about. But not bad. No, it worked out well.

SPEAKER_00: 29:26

We know a lot about Singapore. I know a lot about Singapore. I've been there, stayed three nights in Singapore. Awesome.

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