A Peek Into a 3-Night Disney Cruise-Part 2 of 3

Day 2 of our cruise was our Nassau day. Had we gotten off the ship, we would have headed to Blue Lagoon, although we were also near Atlantis. Instead, we opted to stay on the ship since this particular itinerary didn't have an "At Sea" day. We wanted to be able to spend time really enjoying the ship.

We first headed to Enchanted Garden, which was the dining room open for breakfast to enjoy the buffet. After breakfast, we stopped off to meet Doc McStuffins and then headed to the top deck to play some miniature golf and foosball. Later, we took part in some cookie decorating and craft time that were part of the Merrytime Cruise activities, met Anna and Elsa in a Frozened-up Animators Palate, and finally headed to the Buena Vista Theater to take in a showing of Ralph Breaks the Internet.

Traditionally, Disney Cruise Line holds its Pirate Night on your Nassau Day for Bahamian sailings. Some guests will dress up, whether it be in full costume or custom tees, while others just don the pirate-themed bandanas that they'll find in their stateroom that day. After the movie, we stopped back in our stateroom to relax for a bit and snack on some room service while getting ready. Room service (24-7!) is included in your Disney Cruise and I was a huge fan of the All Hands on Deck Cheese Plate.

We got changed into our pirate-themed tees and headed to that evening's show, the AMAZING Beauty and the Beast based off of the 2017 live-action film, then a Mickey and Friends pirate party up on deck, followed by dinner at Animator's Palate. After dinner, we headed to another pirate party. This time, Captain Jack Sparrow made an appearance, and we enjoyed fireworks at sea, which Disney is famous for. Other cruise ships are known to try and shimmy up near Disney's ship to get a good view ;)