Central Singapore

The trip was great. I was able to enjoy some leisure time as well. The kids' club was so well-organized that I actually had plenty of time to myself. I will summarize some travel tips here. I hope they are helpful. 1. There is a culture called "Pixie Dust." If you prepare about 30 to 50 snacks or small toys and give them to other rooms, you receive a gift in return. It is practically essential if you have children. You must decorate your door with magnets. Look it up online. 2. If you are not purchasing onboard Wi-Fi, it is a good idea for adults to bring plenty of offline entertainment. Things like books or downloaded movies. The clubs for young children, ages 3–10, and teenagers are well-organized, and the staff run programs to keep them entertained, so the kids really love it. This gives adults a lot of free time... but if you don't buy Wi-Fi or bring books like I did, there is absolutely nothing to do. Make sure to pack plenty of things for adults to keep themselves entertained. 3. The tip is 5% or more. However, if you do not want to tip, you can go to the customer service center on the 6th floor to reduce it. I think the standard tip request came out to about 250,000 won for a 4-night stay. 4. The Disney Cruise Navigator app displays two theater performances and the restaurant where you must eat dinner every night, all pre-determined. Make sure to check them all out, and don't be late, as there are performances at the restaurants once or twice as well. As for outdoor performances, there was a Moana show at Wayfounder Bay and an Avengers show in the Garden... I didn't know about it, so I missed the Moana show, which only happens once. 5. You can view the daily schedule programs on the app, which include drawing, crafts, live music performances at the bar, taking photos with characters walking around, family dancing, and more. They are small activities that are repetitive, so they are worth visiting at least once. 6. There is an arcade on the way to the movie theater. Both movies and games are free.

Apart from being on the flyer for 30 minutes they now have an interactive exhibit before going up