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Day 7: At Sea

Today the Disney Cruise arranged a special meet and greet for Mason and Kendall!

Finally after 7 days Kendall decided she would actual hug Mickey!!!



They even walked around the boat with Mickey... Which made both Kendall and Mason feel really special since they were the envy of all kids who walked by!



The Captain of the boat even stopped in for a visit!

Once we were done visiting with Mickey it was off to meet Anna and Elsa!

Don't let this face fool you. He was EXCITED!








Goodbyes are always the hardest!!!

Danielle. She was our Disney host and arranged a lot of fun activities for us. She was also the one behind all of the goodies left in our room each night.....

Lito. Was our head server and with us each night at dinner!

Jack was our Assistant Server and also with us each night...

In fact speaking of dinner. Here are a few photos from our dinner shenanigans from the entire cruise!






























Mason took over taking pictures. This was as good as they turned out!



Hanging out in the window waiting to be seated for dinner!


Thankful for my cappuccino!
It was needed most nights!









Dinner in and of itself was an adventure!
But then I don't think I would have expected anything else from Disney!










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