The Disney Destiny has a Marvel theme, sophisticated bar spaces, and a reputation for skewing adult. So how does it hold up for a family of six with kids ages 6 through 13? Jillaye joined us to share everything from the Oceaneer Club roller coaster simulator to the Loki character experience that turned into a multi-day interactive adventure — including personalized signed cards delivered to their stateroom.

In this episode:

The Oceaneer Club on the Destiny — what ages 6–10 loved most, and which rooms they refused to leave
A Loki character actor who recruited a 10-year-old as a spy, then picked the older kids as his "royal portraitists" on the final sea day
Gluten-free dining that actually impressed — Pride Lands was the standout, and pre-ordering dinner is absolutely worth it
Lookout Cay vs. Castaway Cay: a side-by-side comparison, plus what it looks like when Castaway cancels due to high winds
Hercules, Frozen, and Worlds of Marvel dining — a family of show lovers weighs in on all of it

"He told my son...he's like, 'Hey, the heroes don't let me get near them. So I need you to find out what Spider-Man's weakness is and report back to me.' And so my son was like, okay, he did. The next day we went and met Spider-Man. My son's like, what's your weakness? And he said it was pizza — because he's from Brooklyn." — Jillaye

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