Looking for signs of Disney Adventure

 This is the place. This is where the newest Disney ship will depart from very soon. 


Soo... The question is, with something that I am this excited about, is anyone else?


I mean, media accounts make it sound like all Singapore is excited! 

So I went looking... I did find where the Disney Adventure will embark on its career as a theme park on the water. But she's not there today (I was hoping to get an early peek!)


That is a massive cruise ship, but it's not the Disney Adventure!

So... Where's the evidence of excitement in Singapore?

Maybe they're somewhere I could see evidence of Disney excitement? Somewhere?


I don't know...



Maybe somewhere public?




Oh! Oh! There it is!

In the subway station on the way to the cruise terminal!



Yaas! There it is!! "Where Magic Meets the Sea!" 



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Well...Crap.

Image
My kids have given me a lot grief about dysentery. Kind of ironic because our travels will lead us to Oregon in a matter of days. Thankfully we had plenty of concerned family, air conditioning, and access to the needed medicines. It was so wonderful to see my aunt and cousins again. We were starting to feel under the weather before arriving at my aunty's, so even though she was worried about how sick we got, there is no way she caused it. She did ensure we were in good health before we left, otherwise she would have had the doctor come to the house and give us IV fluids.
Read more

Goodbye, Mumbai

Image
It's only now that I truly feel like I am on my way home. Only a couple minutes into our flight, and the lights, glitz and squalor of Mumbai have been left behind as our jet races over the Arabian Sea. Briefly I spotted the lights of a cargo ship reflecting off the water but even that faded into the night, slipping over the horizon.  With a murmured "Goodbye Mumbai," my visit to India truly feels done. The one big difference this visit from other visits is in the past there has been this feeling of finality. When I was 10 years old, I had no real control over when or how I might return. Years later when I was 18 years old, I had some degree of autonomy but no true financial ability to return. Another thirteen years after that, I was lucky enough to have a brief visit but as a father to young children, raising them was the top priority for both time and money. Now it's different. My children are adults, now. They made space in their lives for in...
Read more