Shmoo here

Don't try to do everything. Remember it's a vacation. It's OK to just sit in a chair and watch the water go by.

Purchasing alcohol in ports of call, and checking them upon re-boarding ship because they are gifts means that the ship will release them for pick up at the end of the cruise. Bring alcohol onboard on embarkation, even if you say it's for a gift (for someone you're meeting in one of the ports?) I think is not an option.

In the past the SW cruises were added later, on occasion. That said, I believe the Marvel cruises have taken the "space" that Star Wars had.

You already asked that question

No.

I know bringing a service dog onboard requires a lot of paperwork, possibly those requirements are already included in what they do.

I believe that's correct. As a suggestion, I think you should look into finding a Travel Agent familiar with Disney cruises. Since you've apparently booked one cruise and are looking into another. While some information here is available, not every person's experience is the way it may or may not be done on your cruise.

On at least one of the Northern European cruises last year there was a Pirate Night. I believe the Frozen deck party is only on Alaska cruises.

If you do a Google search for "Disney cruise bar menu" you'll probably find a good link.

Looks like it might have been some sort of themed cruise.

I hear you. My preferred drink is caffeine free (regular) Coke (NOT diet). They don't have that onboard, so I always brought my own. It gets a bit boring drinking only water or Sprite-like drinks in order to avoid the caffeine.

This caught my eye. DON'T pack your passports in luggage.

You don't have to cruise over actual "Halloween" to get Halloween on DCL. Halloween on the High Seas cruises usually start mid September through end of October.

Each bar has it's own menu.

They better change the website then

OMG, PLASTIC? But I can't bring my own plastic recyclable bottle onboard..... Yeah, that sounds like a money grab.

Glass bottles? Aluminum bottles? Resealable?

Undersea Magic is the "normal" animation that's on the screens on the Fantasy. Not particularly a "show" in the typical sense. The screens show underwater scenes, that various underwater characters randomly appear in. Animation Magic is more of a show. At the beginning, after you've been seated, you will complete a drawing to be included in the show, and your server collects them. At the end of the meal all the drawings are compiled in an animation show that's on the screens. Each will be once on a 7 night cruise.

Is the water from the bar bottled? Or do they give you a glass of water?

Yes. Several years ago.

Yes.

Annnnd....now it's back.

Unlike Holland America (where there's one dining room on two decks), Princess has split the main dining room into 3 rooms. They all are themed the same, and serve the same menu. So, yes, you are "only" able to book one dining room based on what time schedule you want. But they are all the same dining room.

https://halfacts.com/vista-class/ Be sure to check the Oosterdam, Nordam, and Westerdam, as they are sister ships.

After finding the specific cruise, I clicked on "continue" then "view staterooms" had to put in travel party size (2 persons) and click "confirm travel party" then, scroll down and clicked on "concierge". In doing this now, that Concierge Royal Suite info is no longer there.