"H2Ohhh! - When the Disney Dream launched, it boasted the AquaDuck, first water coaster at sea. A 765-foot long, twisting-and-turning scream machine, the get-wet attraction has been a huge hit with guests. Aboard the Disney Fantasy, the AquaDuck is joined by AquaLab, a water area where families can play among pop jets, geysers and bubblers. There also are separate pools for children, families and adults " plus a special splash-and-play area for little ones." Source
Do water fun options influence what ship you chose when cruising? Do you enjoy a splash zone (I know I do) just as much as the kids? What part do you think pools and water playgrounds should play in choosing a cruise line?
we had more fun riding the aquaduck on the Dream last year than my nephews and young cousins. DW & I are taking our niece on the Fantasy in December...I'm totally looking forward to the aqualab and the two slides on CC. 
