Disney’s Believe is the signature show on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy. Disney’s Believe starts out in the garden of Dr. Cornelius Greenaway. Dr. Greenaway is a brilliant botanist who is expecting a visit from the Journal of Horticulture to examine his new plant. Dr. Greenaway is so preoccupied that he barely acknowledges his daughter, Sophia’s birthday. Sophia makes a birthday wish that her father believe in magic. Since we are living in the world of Disney, Genie from Disney’s Aladdin appears to make her wish come true.
Genie takes Dr. Greenaway through the adventure of a lifetime to help him believe in magic. Genie gets help from Baloo, Rafiki, Mary Poppins, Princess Tiana, Peter Pan, Pocahontas and many more. With a little help from your favorite Disney characters, Dr. Greenaway realizes that nothing is more important than his daughter and Sophia’s wish comes true. Dr. Greenaway asks Genie to help him surprise Sophia with the best birthday party ever. There were several teary eyed adults in the audience. Disney’s Believe is the best show I’ve seen on Disney Cruise Line.
Written by Shante Carson — Shante is a Disney Cruise Expert with over eight cruises taken on the Disney Dream, Disney Wonder, and Disney Fantasy. Bon Voyage! Shante is ready to help you plan your magical Disney Cruise vacation. Book your next vacation with Shante at 252-917-0497 or shante@destinationsinflorida.com.
The Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios must be the most unique dining spot in all of Walt Disney World. It’s located right at the end of Commissary Lane. The restaurant theme is a drive-in movie theater (with air conditioning!). Guests are seated inside a colorful 50’s style convertible or table with old style Sci-Fi movie clips playing on a giant movie screen.
As you enter the restaurant, you will notice that the lighting is dim, just like the drive-in. The ceiling sparkles with fiber-optic twinkling stars. There’s vintage memorabilia, movie posters and even a concession stand (kitchen entrance)! The friendly wait staff “plays it up” a little with funny little quotes and antics. The giant movie screen shows 50’s & 60’s sci-fi flick, B-horror movie clips, cartoons and newsreels including trailers from classics like Attack of the Fifty-Foot Woman, Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster and Teenagers from Outer Space. The movies aren’t too scary and are actually silly. Sound is piped in through old-fashioned metal speakers like the ones in a real drive in theater. While this restaurant is perfect for older kids and teens, younger children may not enjoy the dark atmosphere.
Be sure to make a reservation for The Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant during your next 







