Oceaneer's Club

We had a wonderful time in the Oceaneer's Club during our week on board the Disney Magic. It is actually the play area for 3-7 year olds on the boat. While we could not drop Reagan off and leave her we were welcome to stay with her and participate in any scheduled activities. We were also welcome to take advantage of their play, dress up, coloring and computer areas.

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We enjoyed two of my favorite activities of the entire week at the Oceaneer's Club. One of those was learning to be a Rescue Ranger like Chip and Dale followed by playing hide 'n seek with them. Since Chip and Dale were one of the biggest hits of the week this activity was obviously right up Reagan's alley! :)
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Reagan is running and looking for clues to learn how to be a Rescue Ranger

Reagan and Grammy are learning the Rescue Ranger skills of climbing and sliding Daddy and Kennedy learning to be Rescue Rangers. Actually I asked Tim at one point why he wasn't looking for a coconut (that's what the clues were hidden in) and he said he didn't have to because he had already found his little nut (Kennedy). So sweet! ;)

I think Grammy thought she was being funny taking a picture of me during the Rescue Rangers activity. This was pretty appropriate, however, since this is probably how I looked a good part of the week. I have our video camera in one hand and Mom's small camera in the other hand for taking short video clips to use on the blog. I usually had our big camera around my neck too for still shots after I felt like I'd gotten enough video. Luckily Pop-A-Lops was there to help take lots of still pictures and in this instance it was great that Grammy offered to take our camera to grab some cute shots of Miss Reagan.

Reagan in the front row loving every minute of becoming an official Rescue Ranger!

The other favorite activity of the week the Oceaneer's Club provided was learning to Do-si-doh with Snow White. First she came out and told her story and then she danced with the children. It was so sweet and Reagan loved it! The only thing was Reagan was completely distraught (and she still talks about this) when Snow White had to leave. Luckily, as you've seen, we were able to catch up with Snow White a couple of other times during the week and she and Reagan became good friends. :)

Reagan and Kennedy enjoying the play areas

Reagan looking for clues. I love how all the kids scatter, how Reagan freezes when the music starts and how she jumps back to life and is off again to look for clues on how to become a Rescue Ranger.

"I Love Them"

Dancing with Snow White

Two activities I regret missing at the Oceaneer's Club, due to schedule conflicts and/or naps, were learning to be a Mouseketeer (splg?) with Mickey Mouse and storytime with Belle. That's okay though because that leaves something new to experience on our next Disney cruise! :)