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Don't know. Possibly because Chip is (apparently) a boy in the original movie.

AFAIK, yes.

I'd suggest doing a Google search for "Disney Dream Navigators" you'll get a hit for a site that might have that information. Typically, theme nights are pretty standard onboard Disney ships, regardless of itinerary.

That's one reason I've got a water resistant watch I wear for everyday.

I don't know the answer, but you can call DCL (or the Concierge people) and ask. They would mostly likely know the answer.

She would need to already be in the theatre before you even approach the interview area. And there's no way to guarantee that you'd be interviewed before it actually happens. If she waits to confirm you're going to be interviewed there's no time to get into the theatre, in a spot where others coming and going won't block her view, in order to record your interview. Yes, it's possible to record the snippets on the closed circuit screen in the theatre, but I wouldn't count on it being easy to get a specific interview.

I've heard of the Orange night before, but we've never had one. Now I see that Crew News says "included in all cruises NOW" And we've not been on HAL since 2019. Guess I need to look into what orange clothes we have for our upcoming cruise.

Both kids and adults. Mostly kids, but some adults.

Totally random.

It's totally random. Many times it's the "cute" kids that get picked. No way to set it up in advance.

Typically, if there are DCL sponsored tours leaving early, Oceaneers opens early to accommodate. If your excursions are independent ones, I'm not sure they would.

I'm with Cruisetrekker-I use poncho/water resistant windbreaker. Umbrellas are a pain in the neck in crowds, or if trying to take photos.

I'm getting nothing. But, I have an adblocker.

Most likely. Just be sure all your reservations are linked.

You're probably thinking of Jim Walker. He specializes in suing cruise lines.