I'm not sure I want a roller coaster though.

I kind of want like a, I've like I've said of this before, but I kind of want like a VR type thing like they have like the void.

I think the amount of vomit they would have to clean up in the VR experience. Welcome back, everybody to a bonus edition of the DCL Duo podcast.

And on this week's bonus edition, you got Sam and I again.

We're just going to do a little chat back and forth about things we're hoping to see on the Disney Wish. I know the Wish has been, or I know that Disney Cruise Line has announced that the Wish is going to be delayed, which, you know, not entirely unexpected. But we're still excited for the Wish when she does come out. I think both Sam and I are hoping to sail on one of the first sailings on the wish when she comes out. So we talked to our guests about what they want to see on the wish on occasion, but I don't know if we've spent some time talking about what we want to see on the wish. So I don't know, Sam, what, when we start with the hot ticket item, which is dining, what do you want to see from a dining standpoint on board the wish?

Hmm.

Well, I want to see a different adult dining option.

It sounds like there is not going to be a remi on those shifts.

Is that, is that right?

I think.

I don't think we know for sure, but the speculation is that there won't be a Remy,

that they would probably do something different. I'm not even sure if we know if there will be a Palo, so it could be interesting to see if they actually introduce, like, potentially two new adult dining options on board the Wish. That's true. I'm thinking it would be nice to see, like Paulo as a, you know, Italian option, but it would be also really nice to kind of get like an Asian restaurant, maybe like a fancy sushi and habachi grill or something like that,

something Japanese style. I think that would be kind of fun as an adult dining option.

Yeah, I mean, I think it'll be interesting. I mean, I suspect that they'll have

kind of, I can't imagine they would move away from having two adult dining options on board. I think

there's some requests that there be a third option, quite frankly, from a upcharge kind of dining

experience. I got to believe that, I got to believe that one of them is going to be in that kind of

accessible range that Palo does, where, you know, almost everyone enjoys Palo either for brunch or dinner. You hear very few complaints about the food in Palo, if any. Remy, you know, draw some criticism at times because it's, you know, it's fairly adventurous dining. And I think there are people who experience Palo then say, oh, let me go try Remy. And then they find themselves sort of, you know, not really enjoying the experience because Remy's really different. I think it'd be interesting to think through, like, what is the, what is the third option and where does it fall on the scale? Yeah, I think, I think when they do it, if they do a different option, I'm thinking like the fanciness

level will be similar to Apollo rather. You know, my thought of like a Japanese place would be

something like similar to Apollo level, not similar to Remi level. Yeah, I mean, I'm wondering

if they'll have like a steakhouse, quite frankly. I mean, Remy is French and American food. It's very adventurous.

I wonder if instead of Italian food, they go for a straight kind of steakhouse. Japanese and, you know,

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