Sprinkle time cupcake decorating class

[luv2sailAgain]

My girls did it this past week on Liberty and it was less (I paid $22 each for my two girls and they decorated three cupcakes each....a lion,a monkey and a chick. They had a blast, and the guy who teaches the class is adorable. All of their classes were full!

 

 

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I just thought of something. Was the class your girls attended just for children? The class my friend took a month ago was for adults and kids. She paid $30 and made a dog. I have seen a dog and a hamburger online. The one on the Cruise Planner is for adults and children as well.

[powellzk]

I did it with my teenage daughter a few years ago. Worth every penny for the memories.

 

 

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[luv2sailAgain]

I did it with my teenage daughter a few years ago. Worth every penny for the memories.

 

 

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You are so right. My teenage daughter WANTS to do this class WITH me.:)

[Arzeena]

One what planet is a cupcake decorating class worth $30. Am I missing something that would make this 45-minute class worth $30 per person? The price is the same for children and adults. The wine tasting that includes cheese, fruit, and bread is only $17. Are these some type of magical cupcakes? Can anyone shed light on this seemingly overpriced experience?

 

On the planet of "Captive Audience".:D:D

I have observed this class being conducted a few times and I cannot understand the cost either! But that is jmho.

[Suzieanna]

It's a mystery to me as well. but then, I don't like cup cakes, so even if it was only $10, I wouldn't go. As it doesn't affect me I could say - "if it's too expensive then don't go" ... much like people say don't "buy a drinks package or room service if you think its too costly". As someone who tries to consider fellow passengers I agree it is vastly overpriced.

[toxicfairy]

We did it on Oasis ...too much $ yes. Great memory yes! I don't know who had more fun my then 16 yr old, my then 21 yr old or me! Or my husband who took photos of the 3 of us laughing and having fun.

 

But then agin we don't spend money on "upscale" dinning onboard. I can make a killer steak at home that melts in your mouth!! Why pay extra for that? Just depends on what you like to spend money on.

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[brookmill18]

I think when DD did it on Allure last year it was $15 and it was an adult/child mixed class--she did it with my mom.

 

The sushi making class is also $30/pp but you get to take out a LOT of sushi! They did that last year and LOVED it and will do it again this year. It was a ton of sushi per person to take out in containers--we met DD and DH at the tables outside of Solarium Bistro and had a late lunch!

[cadien]

If it's $22 and 3 cupcakes when we board the Freedom, I'll sign us up. Just not $30 and 1.

 

I would pay $30 each for sushi though.

[luv2sailAgain]

The sushi making class is also $30/pp but you get to take out a LOT of sushi! They did that last year and LOVED it and will do it again this year. It was a ton of sushi per person to take out in containers--we met DD and DH at the tables outside of Solarium Bistro and had a late lunch!

Wow! Sushi making - how fun! I haven't seen that mentioned being available on Liberty.

[Max and Ruby]

My 2 daughters did it for $30 each on Explorer for Alaska cruise last week. But we made 6 each that we were allowed to take to room since there was no Cupcake Cupboard shop. But these were just decorated . No dog, burger. Just taking a plain cupcake and using icing techniques to decorate. Made butterfly, plain, sunflower, umbrella top, something else and " your own" creation. Expensive yes, but they both enjoyed it.

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[luckyinpa]

so is this a class with teacher up front etc?

 

on the Breakaway it's held in the back of the buffet where they literally kick people out of their seats to make room for the setup. there are about 6 workers with gloves on and you take your child and walk through and poiint to the things you want on the cupcake then you take it back to a booth and make it up

 

but it is free. well worth free

[cadien]

Here are a couple examples of what they do.

 

[Kaydee1917]

I'm in the minority, but I did it and really enjoyed it. Our class made the dog. Once was enough though.

[Btank]

Was the class your girls attended just for children? The class my friend took a month ago was for adults and kids.

My group will be taking the class in September. I'll be the youngest in the group at 55. :p I think the oldest will be 85.

[Kaydee1917]

When we had finished decorating they wrapped it up to take back to the cabin and we ate it later. The frosting is really good.

[scubarandy]

I've wondered the same thing. $20- maybe. But 30, seriously?!

 

 

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[mathfanjan]

I have decorated cakes and cupcakes at home and still paid the money to join a class on the Oasis and paid for 5 of my grandchildren to join a children's class on the Freedom. The memories and fun were worth the cost for me. I don't spend money on bingo, spa treatments or alcohol on a cruise so this could be considered my splurge expense. I can also tell you that there is a lot of work to set up the table and clean up afterward. Cleaning up cake decorating equipment is tedious! Both teachers that conducted the classes were patient and very personable. And the cupcakes were tasty, not the best I've ever consumed, but definitely not the worst either.

[mennisdiller]

Is the $30 per decorator or per person? I'd like my kids to do this but I don't need to participate, but I don't want to leave them alone.

[Peeker28]

I signed up my 3 girls to do this on Harmony. I think the cost is steep but I think it will be a good memory for them. Anyone who did it on Harmony know where they do it at? I don't think there is a cupcake shop on that ship.

[Navysk]

Oh lord I was expecting y'all to say 5 dollars. I was shocked to see sushi class is 30 but I can kinda see that. So you imagine my blown away with cuocakes.