The Ship!

The Ship! - Checked in, through security and out to the ship!

Wonder

Wonder

Disney Wonder

Disney Wonder

Gangway

Gangway - We boarded on deck 4.

On Board

On Board - On the ship, waiting to go through the door. As you enter the ship, they announce your family's name, while cast members applaud.

Charlie on Board

Charlie on Board

Kids' Club

Kids' Club - After having some lunch in the Parrot Cay restaurant, we headed to the kid's club. This one is the "Oceaneer Lab," for kids Charle's age. Lots of computers with games here.

Oceaneer Lab

Oceaneer Lab - Lots of games available: chess, checkers, Connect 4, etc. We didn't take any pictures of the "tween" club that Henry went to. It's called The Edge and is located down on deck 2. There are also separate clubs for younger kids and for teens (as well as a nursery for babies).

Lab

Lab - The actual "lab" part of the Oceaneer Lab. They do stuff like baking soda volcanoes, making "flubber", etc., as well as some cooking. Charlie spent most of his time in the lab over at the computers.

Ice Cream

Ice Cream - Leading up to the trip, we'd mentioned to the boys that the ship has a self-service ice cream machine you could use any time. Naturally, Charlie wanted to give it a try before we'd even left Seattle.

Seattle Sky

Seattle Sky - The day we left Seattle was beautiful. Our cruise left from the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal over near Magnolia rather than the smaller cruise dock downtown.

Glass

Glass - This decorative glass was in the doorway into Palo, the adults-only restaurant on the Wonder.

Deck 10

Deck 10 - After having some lunch and checking out the kids' clubs, we headed up to deck 10.

Crew Pool

Crew Pool - This little deck forward on deck 5 is for crew only.

Docking Bridge

Docking Bridge

Forward

Forward

Deck 10 Forward

Deck 10 Forward

Our Stateroom

Our Stateroom - Our room was midship on deck 6. The sofa folds down into a bed and a second bunk folds down from the ceiling.

Builder Plate

Builder Plate - The first two Disney Cruise Line ships were built by Fincantieri in Italy. The larger Fantasy and Dream were built in Germany by Meyer Werft.

Quiet Cove Pool

Quiet Cove Pool - Quiet Cove is the "adult" pool. No kids allowed.

Sailing Away

Sailing Away

Space Needle

Space Needle - Sailing out of Elliot Bay into Puget Sound.