Our Disney Magic Cruise
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We were worried about finding the ship - it wasn't a problem, it as quite visible from the road (and very distinctive).	The inside of DCL's beautiful cruise terminal.	Denise checking in. The Magic can be seen through the windows.	An impressive cutaway model of the ship.
Most of the floor of the terminal is a map of the Carribbean.  Although here, the employee is standing on a representation of Disney World.	Denise waiting to enter through Mickey's ears.	Herding through the turnstiles, only minutes away from entering the ship.	Standing in front of our room #6100.
Shot from the verandah, looking into the room.  You can see the railing and water in the reflection in the glass.	One side of the split bathroom.	Panorama of our room.	Denise finds the air hockey table!
Our room was comfortable and spacious.	A view of the forward part of the deck.	Tthe outside of the ESPN lounge/club.	Standing out on the deck prior to leaving port.   Bring earplugs, the horn is LOUD.
Mickeys hand moves very slowly up and down (in other words - take the stairs).	The childrens pool.	The colorful Mickey slide.	Jan in his very fashionable (and uncomfortable) life jacket.
A sea of orange vests at the mandatory safety drill.	Looking down on the lobby.	The beautiful chandelier and glass elevators in the lobby.	Waiting (and waiting and waiting) to make reservations at Palos.
The view of the kitchen at Palos while waiting to make reservations.	The welcome lunch at Topsiders Buffet - Yum!	A beautiful watermelon carving from the welcome lunch (but alas, no ice sculptures :-))	The inside of the ESPN club.
Lumieres is the most elegant of all the restaurants (except for Palos).	Having our photo taken in front of Helmsman Mickey.	Denise on the deck after dinner (there was often a strong breeze at night).	We checked out Animators Palate after dining at Lumiers.
The Rainforest Room is wonderful for relaxing.	A view inside a massage room.	Perhaps the most popular place on the ship (when open).	A DCL employee scooping ice cream for the masses.
The sign outside the theater for Disney Dreams.	Jan outside the Walt Disney Theater.	The appetizer sampler at Animators Palate.	Our entrees at Animators Palate.
The vest on the waiter in the background will eventually be turned over to the colored side.	The shipboard photographers were everywhere.	Our server Jennifer, during the finale at Animators Palate (i.e. - dessert).	Jan at Animators Palate.
Finding out that my ankle had swollen to nearly golf ball size proportions after a klutzy accident on the balcony.	Passing a lighthouse on our way into Nassau, shot from our verandah.	Getting off the boat in Nassau.	Denise waiting to reboard the taxi at the fort, the driver is in the white shirt behind her.
Obviously not a vehicle for carrying large quantities of pizza.	On our walk from the taxi to the fort, we passed this cricket field.	Entering the barracks of the fort.	Driving up to the water tower on our tour.
The Disney Magic from the top of the tower.	The view from the top of the tower was spectacular, but we only had a few minutes up there to enjoy it.	The Queens Staircase - beautiful, but lined with vendors.	360 degree panorama at Topsiders buffet overlooking the Bahamas.  The stitching of the photos is not smooth, but worth looking at.
The wonderful view of Nassau from our verandah.	The Disney Magic dwarfing the Big Red Boat.	A horse and buggy in Nassau.	The mushroom appetizer was fine, but a burger at Plutos would have been more to my preference (elegant dining and Denise don't mix well). :-)
The calamari appetizer at Palos (Jan says it tastes like chicken).	Palos boasts a 270 degree view of the ocean (on this day, the Bahamas).  Not every seat is near a window, however.	On the way back to the room (to put some real clothes on), we stopped for a photo at Beat Street.	An evening shot in front of the Magic docked in Nassau. The Big Red Boat had left by now.
The inside of Sessions Lounge.	The Junkanoo show on the deck.  And there was even a midnight buffet afterwards.	Our room attendant created animal sculptures out of towels to greet us in the evenings.	180 degree panorama of Castaway Cay from our Veranda.
The Disney Magic docked at Castaway Cay.	Posing at Mount Rustmore.	The water at Castaway Cay was beautiful, and warm by afternoon, but the storm approaching changed plans for a swim.	The airplane runway (now helicopter pad)  that leads to the adult beach. This is a long walk, take the tram or a bike.
Airplane at the adult beach end of the runway.	360 degree panorama of Castaway Cay from the family beach. It will take a few minutes to load, but it is worth it. It's the best panorama of the bunch with a nice zoom range.	Jan meets Goofy!	Tom, our assistant server.  He was extremely attentive to detail.
A towel critter left in front of a room down the hallway.	Jan with Mickey outside of Studio Sea.	Studio Sea.	The fitness center was a little disappointing after using the Disney Institute's fabulous center in September.
Our last evenings meal was at Parrot Cay.	Panorama of Disney Magic from parking lot.	Okay, we are not on the ship anymore - but we stopped at the MK on the way home just to try out the new Buzz Lightyear attraction.	The line with Buzz in the background.
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