One thing I recommend doing is going into the Wheelhouse on the Mark Twain. Right as you enter the turnstile ask the cast member if you can go up with the Captain in the Wheelhouse. You may have to wait on the next trip depending whether or not someone else has asked first. The minute you go in, you have to be very careful with the stairs because they are quite narrow. At the top, you will see the big wheel and a amazing view of Frontierland, New Orleans Square, and Tom Sawyer’s Island.
The cast members have a log book they have guests sign, which I think is so lovely and adds to the Disney experience.
A couple times throughout the ride, the cast member would ask the guests to either pull the horn or the whistle. The kids will really enjoy doing this.
At the end of the relaxing voyage, the cast member hands out a Pilot’s Certificate.
It’s an amazing keepsake that will only add to the magical memory that the guests will cherish.
Disney as Old as Time 