When sailing on a Disney ship, it is customary to have an
opportunity to meet the ship’s captain.
We have been introduced and photographed with the ship’s captain during
formal nights on board. But during our
last cruise, we were first in line for the traditional Captain’s Signing, typically
held on an “at sea” day during a cruise.
The Captain’s Signing is just that, an opportunity for the
captain to sign or autograph some memorabilia from your cruise. We have had Christmas ornaments and
commemorative art work signed. On our
last Disney cruise, we purchased a commemorative print on board and asked Captain Henry
to sign during the Captain’s Signing event.
The Captain’s Signing was advertised prominently in the
Personal Navigator, yet still other guests asked why we were lined up outside
one of the shops on board. And, as
guests sometimes do, there was much visiting about what Captain Henry was going
to sign. I showed the commemorative art
work, purchased for less than $20, and several guests decided to
purchase the same.
At the Captain’s Signing, don’t worry about having the appropriate
writing utensil, as several are available for captain to select from, including
metallic—gold and silver—pens.
We saw Captain Henry a second time during our last stop at
Castaway Cay. He paused for a photo with
the boy.
Being able to meet the ship’s captain is something we look
forward to on each of our Disney cruises.
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