Captain Marco and the Williams Family Men |
Every Disney ship has a crew and the leader of each one of
those crews is a Captain. We were
fortunate to meet the Captain of the Disney Fantasy on two different occasions during
our sailing.
The whole family with Captain Marco |
Captain Marco, from Italy, greeted guests at the
Castaway Club reception, held on the first “at sea” day of our itinerary. Gold level and Platinum level Castaway Club
members receive a special invitation to the reception.
An official photo with Captain Marco during the Captain's Gala |
Also, Formal Night featured a special Captain’s Gala,
complete with photo opportunities, live music in the Lobby Atrium, and free
drinks. A Cast Member takes your family
name prior to meeting the Captain, and introduces you. He remembered us from the Castaway Club
reception.
A third opportunity to meet the ship’s Captain is also
available on the last “at sea” day (or second opportunity depending on your
Castaway Club level) and that is the Captain’s signing event—click here to read about a Captain’s signing from a previous cruise.
We were not able to attend the Captain’s signing as the
husband and I were having a champagne brunch at Remy. Disappointed by the overlap of plans and
activities, a Cast Member, Denval, sprinkled a bit of Disney magic for us.
Denval was working in the Art Gallery
when I went to purchase a piece of art to represent and commemorate our Disney
Cruise Line vacation. I found a great
piece and when paying, I explained to Denval that we would not be able to
attend the Captain’s signing due to our Remy reservation. Denval said that was not a problem and HE
took our art work and had the Captain sign.
Denval even delivered the art back to our stateroom later that day!
Captain Marco has reason to be proud of his great crew of
Cast Members like Denval! The Disney
Fantasy has been voted the cruise ship with the friendliest customer service
and I couldn’t agree more.
Being able to meet and get to know the crew during your
cruise brings on an added layer of fun.
Just ask the boy who reconnected with Trent, the assistant cruise director who we
met while on the Disney Dream, and who hosted the tree lighting ceremony when
the boy was Holiday Prince of the Sea—click here to read more.
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