We love it.

And Sophie Wood is the one shore excursion they should not do.

Oh, the Sardine Museum.

Oh, my gosh.

Thank you. Hey, DCL Duo fans.

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Welcome back, everybody, this week's episode of the DCL Duo podcast. And we have not one guests,

not two guests. We have three guests this evening that Sam and I are

excited to welcome onto the show. I want to start by welcoming Cynthia, Sophia, and Alex to the podcast. Welcome.

Thank you. Thank you. Hi, thank you for having us. Yeah, we are excited. So Cynthia reached out as a listener of the show and was

interested in coming on. And then we discovered that Cynthia had sailed quite a bit with her

daughter's Sophia and Alex. And so we're doing a little, it would be, I guess, better if it was

at Mother's Day, but it's not. But we're going to do a little mother daughter cruising over

the year's show today. and we're excited to talk about

that. So we have to start, though, with orienting folks to your Disney cruising background.

So Cynthia, let me throw it over to you. What has been your experience sailing with Disney Cruise Line?

Well, again, thank you for having us. Disney Cruise background is kind of, I grew up in Southern

California about a half an hour from Disneyland and actually worked at Disneyland during high school

selling popcorn, ice cream, balloons. So Disney was always a big part of our growing up experience.

When my two daughters came along, there was a point in time where I was traveling alone with them

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