I call them jukebox shows because they're essentially thin storylines that wrap around a bunch of random Disney songs. I don't dislike them. Quite the opposite, actually!i've been on the Dream for 4 night cruises multiple times.
They have 3 shows over 4 nights.
when i say show, i mean show, whether it's the golden mickeys or whatever.
it doesn't have to be mermaid or frozen or tangled.
In fact, we like the what you apparently call jukebox shows better.
In any case, there were ALWAYS 3 shows over 4 nights.
Also way back in prehistoric times when we went on 4 night cruises on the Disney Wonder.
Not two shows and a movie that children can't see.
3 shows presented by the incredibly talented performers.
as for showing a movie as evening entertainment, never as a replacement for one of the 3 shows (again, jukebox shows if you want to call them that. we call them shows)
My point was only that each ship has one A-tier "premium" show and then some number of B-tier jukebox shows. The Dream only had one A-tier show, so giving the Wish two of them for a 4-night cruise is something new.
Also, is the Golden Mickeys back? It wasn't running last fall or last winter when I was on the Dream. We only had Beauty and the Beast, Believe, a ventriloquist, and (gasp) a movie.
I don't know if spreading the bars out is better or worse than having an adult area. I never really liked walking through those areas. They were so cramped and hard to navigate. But I haven't experienced the new setup, yet, so it's hard to say what's better.luna is another design failure, but we're talking about a dedicated adult area....
the way they designed the adult spaces aren't adult areas at all. they're bars stuck in between everything else.
basically hallways with bars in them...
I mean, look at the deck plans. You can see that it's a rather large area. The are directly near the pool is only a small part of the adults-only outdoor space.you think the adult pool deck area is larger than the adult area on the classic ships? have you been on them recently?
the failed adult pool deck was a common complaint of every adult i chatted with on the wish who had been on other dcl ships...
I think everything was rushed because of Covid-19 and the staffing shortages. The ship was delivered late and apparently wasn't as "done" as everyone expected it to be, so the staff had to rush to get it as ready as they could before the maiden voyage. In six months or so, I'm sure that the Wish will be a lot better in those areas. That doesn't help the people sailing now, of course.thanks for reminding me....all of those were definitely issues... how is it they couldn't get the deck numbers on staircase signs???
i pointed it out to a crew member and she said, yeah, they're not up yet....what? they did have the numbers up on the decks with staterooms, but none of the other decks..
we won't even talk about the fact that they're gold on gold and impossible for anyone of a certain age to see (the ones that they did manage to get onto the walls)..
oh and should we talk about how filthy the ship was?
they apparently have an extreme shortage of crew..
the only place on the ship that was squeaky clean were the bathrooms..
the rest of the ship? not so much..
there was a clear lack of crew out cleaning..
normally on the ships, you see crew out and about cleaning at all hours.....not on our cruise....
and the result was a dirty 2 week old ship...