This morning our plan was to get up head over to Tim Horton’s for some donuts and then head to the port. We stopped at the Time Horton’s as thought they didn’t have a lot and remembered the one by the port had more choices, so we grabbed our bags and headed to the port.

From the last time we remember bags being dropped off down stairs in the parking area, so we headed there to be told to go up to the main level to drop off our bags. We dropped off the bags and then headed to the Tim Horton’s across from the port. They had very few donuts left (and no more Maple ones)! Luckily there is a Tim Horton’s on every block so we went to another one. They did not have Maple donuts either which made me super sad. They did offer a cute bucket that had donut holes, so I shared that with Jennah.

After breakfast we decided to head back to the port to walk around until it was time for boarding.

Check in was nice and easy. When it was time to board that was a little tricky we had to show QR codes for each person which we have never done before and it was not easy to find them on the website. We had to dig in our emails for them. We are used to a much simpler process in Port Canaveral.

Once on board we headed over to Tiana’s Place for lunch. I went with the Salmon Salad and Welcome Aboard.

We took a quick walk around deck 4 before heading up to the room to check out the rooms. Some of our bags arrived so we took them into the room before going back out. Kelle and I went up to the Spa and booked the rain forest pass for the length of the cruise.

Our Muster drill station was in the Walt Disney Theater, so it faces us time to relax and look at more activities in the ship while we waited for it to start. We were seated in the back of the theater and allowed to slip out a few seconds early which was a nice way to beat the rush of people heading for the stairs!

We headed up to Deck 10 forward to watch the ship sail away. For some reason they started doing the sail away party until after the first dinner seating. We stood up and watched until it got too cold and windy at the front of the ship.

Dinner tonight started in Triton’s.

Dinner took about 2 hours which was very odd. I think the dinning crew was trying to rest set and get used to a new group. The ship does feel crowded at times not sure how full the ship is currently.

After dinner Kelle and I decided to head to the rain forest spa to relax and check it out. We spent some time in the heated lounge chairs which was nice and relaxing.