Day Four was a sea day, so we hung around the ship and relaxed all day. We went to the spa for two and a half hours, read our books out on the verandah, took our time with breakfast and lunch. After lunch we went to a champagne tasting class that I had signed us up for. It was fun tasting all the expensive champagnes, but the class was supposed to teach us how to make champagne cocktails, and it did not do that. I'm not sure what was up with that, but I was really looking forward to it. We did enjoy the tasting though.
We did some activities like trivia and played some Bingo but did not win. It was fun playing.
This was not regular BINGO, like you have in your head where people sit in a crowded room and the caller slowly calls out each number and people are quiet because they are concentrating. Nope! This BINGO was nothing like that. There was singing, there was dancing, there was jumping up and down. They know how to do BINGO! Super fun. We were one number off two times. So close!
We found this door on our deck. I love, love, love this. Up is one of my favorite Pixar films. I love Carl and Ellie so much! The creativity this took is amazing. Next time I'm going to up my cruise ship door game.
Joe took this photo at sunset.
Dinner tonight is at Tiana's Place. This was the restaurant I was looking forward to the most. It's based after The Princess and the Frog movie. It's set in New Orleans and the theming is amazing. Look at these plates! So cute! I did remember to take pictures of my food tonight.
We both started with the sausage fritters. So good.
I then had the wedge salad, which was both pretty and delicious. Joe got the Gumbo soup. He was very happy with it too.
Joe got the pork tenderloin. I got the prime rib steak. I almost never eat beef but it looked so good I made an exception. We both had the beignets with chocolate sauce and a bread pudding. I had two desserts almost every night! So good.
Tiana's place isn't just a restaurant, it has a show too. While we were eating Tiana was singing
on stage with a piano player. Halfway through dinner she started a Congo line. There was singing and dancing and clapping. We even did the limbo. The little kids loved it so much! OK, I did too. Afterwards Tiana comes around to each and every table to say hello, and we got a photo. Such a fun dinner. Would have loved to do that one twice.
Our last towel creation: a seal. Cute!
So we had dinner at four restaurants:
Triton's the first night, themed after The Little Mermaid.
Palo, the adults only upcharge restaurant, which was Italian themed.
Animator's Palette, where the walls came alive with animation and colors,
and Tiana's Place, which was my favorite.
I don't have many photos for Debarkation Day, but I'll write a little bit about it tomorrow
because some of it surprised me.
We had a great last day!
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