Disney Cruise Line
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You are about to begin a fantasy unlike anything you've imagined, with something special for everyone on every voyage. On board, adults find excitement. Children have the time of their lives. Families unite. Honeymooners sail into fairy tale beginnings. Come set sail with us on a cruise experience you will never forget.
Disney Cruise Line® Overview
Disney's two floating theme parks are like no other ships in the industry. Mellow, even elegant interiors allow the
line's impressive innovations in dining, entertainment, kids' facilities, and cabin design to take center stage.
If you love Disney, you'll love these ships.
Currently Disney has two ships in their fleet, The Disney Magic and Disney Wonder. These ships are designed with an art-deco style reminiscent of the great luxury liners of the early 1900s. Both ships boast a handful of truly innovative, Disney-style features, including a rotating series of restaurants on every cruise, cabins designed for families, Disney-inspired entertainment, and the biggest kids' facilities at sea. It's innovations like these that set Disney's cruises far apart from it's peers.
Built by the Fincantieri shipyards in Italy, the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder represent Disney's first entry into the cruise business. The ships are identinical with the exception theming, decor & restaurants. Each liner can hold up to 2400 passengers in 877 staterooms.
The ship is home to more than 900 crew members representing more than 20 nations around
the world. On board guests will find 4 themed restaurants, an adult entertainment district,
a live Broadway style theatre venue, a movie theatre, 3 pools, a 9,000 square foot Spa center,
more than 15,000 square feet of children's entertainment areas,
5,500 square feet of retail stores, and much more.
The staterooms on board the Disney Cruise Line vessels are approximately 25% larger than the industry standard, with more than 70% of the staterooms having either an ocean view porthole, or an open air verandah.
Disney Cruise Line News
The Disney Cruise Ship From An Eight Year Old's Point of View 8/27/2010 4:19 PM EST
Ok. Lets get started talking about the Disney cruise, ok? If you have a kid that is into making stuff and is very creative, then you should go on the Disney Cruise. The Disney cruise has a camp that makes flubber, volcanoes and all other kinds of fun stuff. Now, let's talk about the food. The food was awesome! There were blue and green and all other kinds of Jell-O. They had a buffet that was delish. They had all different kinds of food; it changed every day. Ne... More>>
Disney Cruise Ship Rescues 18 Stranded at Sea 8/9/2010 1:15 PM EST
There was some drama on the high seas this past weekend. Disney Magic, one of the Disney Cruise Ship Fleet, rescued 18 Algerians who were lost at sea while cruising the Mediterranean. The people rescued had reportedly been stranded for four to five days on the open water. They were discovered as the ship was sailing from Gibraltar to Barcelona. Disney spokeswoman Rena Langley said, "The shipboard team heard crew members from two other vessels talking on the radio about sighti... More>>
Disney Cruise Line Adds Final Building Block to New Cruise Ship ... 6/3/2010 9:31 AM EST
PAPENBURG, GERMANY (June 1, 2010) -- The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed today at the Meyer Werft shipyard signaling completion of a major milestone in the ship's overall construction. On January 26, 2011, the Disney Dream will set sail from Port Canaveral, Fla. on her maiden voyage and take family cruising to all-new heights, embracing the spirit of innovation, magical family entertainment and immersive experiences that have made Disney ... More>>
Disney Cruise Line and Michelin-starred Chef Create Perfect Pair... 5/20/2010 9:45 AM EST
Disney Cruise Line debuts Remy - its first-ever premier dining option. With French-inspired, gourmet cuisine by two award-winning chefs, Remy melds classic and contemporary styles in a sophisticated new dining concept exclusively for adults on the Disney Dream. Chef Arnaud Lallement from l'Assiette Champenoise, a Michelin two-star restaurant just outside Reims, France, and Chef Scott Hunnel from award-winning Victoria & Albert's at Walt Disney World Resort, are collaborating to create... More>>
Innovation + Imagination = New Magical Experiences For Guests Ab... 4/30/2010 9:13 AM EST
CELEBRATION, Fla. - Adding to its impressive list of cruise industry firsts, Disney Cruise Line will combine technology-infused innovations and imagination to create a whole new level of magical experiences for families sailing on its newest ship, the Disney Dream. Throughout their cruise vacation, guests will encounter unexpected magic - such as a restaurant that transports guests under the sea, artwork that magically comes to life and youth clubs filled with immersive gaming environments and p... More>>
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Deck Plans for Disney's Magic and Wonder
Click below on the deck you would like to explore on-board the Disney Cruise Line®.
Disney Cruise Line's Home Port, Port Canaveral
Located a little over an hour from the Walt Disney World® Resort, Port Canaveral is the home of the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder. The magnificent Port Terminal, constructed exclusively for Disney Cruise Line, features the classic art-deco style of the '30s and '40s.
For more information about Port Canaveral please click here.
Onboard Disney Cruise Dining
All of your meals while onboard the Disney Wonder/Magic are included as part of your package. Soft drinks served during meals in Triton's, Parrot Cay and Animator's Palate are also included. Every evening, you're invited to enjoy a truly unique dining experience. Onboard the Disney Wonder/Magic every night is different!
For more information about onboard dining on the Disney Wonder/Magic please click here.
Onboard Disney Cruise Entertainment
There will be plenty of special activities planned for your enjoyment. Be sure to check the Personal Navigator for details on our Welcome Party, our Sail-Away Parties, and our Evening Deck Parties.
For more information about onboard entertainment on the Disney Wonder/Magic please click here.
Onboard Disney Cruise Shopping
Enjoy the best selection of tax and duty-free goods and exclusive Disney Cruise Line merchandise for all ages, combined with extraordinary Disney service in four retail establishments. Please check the Personal Navigator for shopping hours. Due to Customs regulations, shopping locations have limited hours. For more information about onboard shopping on the Disney Wonder/Magic please click here.Onboard Disney Cruise Youth Activities
There are many types of adventures and activites aboard the Disney Cruise Line for young ones in your family to enjoy! For more information about youth activities on the Disney Wonder/Magic please click here."The Cruise Thing"
Join Magical Mountain as we sail the sevens seas together on the Disney Magic on October 31st, 2009. Set sail on the October, 31st, 2009 seven-night sailing on the Disney Magic. Each port of call has unique shops, beautiful beaches and a abundance of history. But wait! Even there's more! Meet up with some of your favorite Magical Mountain staff members, relax on one of the greatest cruise ships ever built, and much more!
For more information about this event be sure to visit the official "Cruise Thing" page.
Disney Cruise Line Travel Tips
- Try to request Disney Cruise Line category six stateroom 6154 or 6654. These staterooms have the longest and widest verandahs on the Disney Cruise ships. They also have walk in closets. If you have a category five stateroom you can also request 7636 or 7136 for a long verandah.
Guest with Disabilities
For Guests requiring information regarding disabled access in Disney Cruise Lines's ports of call, medical needs or dietary constraints, prior to your voyage, please contact Disney Cruise Line Reservations at 1-800-939-2784.
Disney Cruise Line® Trivia
- The Magic and Wonder weigh approximatley 83,000 gross tons and are 964 feet long.
- Average cruise speed is 21.5 knots.
- The ships are propelled by five 16 cylinder Sulzer diesel engines and two 19 megawatt General Electric propulsion motors.
- Over forty cast members are permanent residents of Castaway Cay
- Each ship's bow and stern where constructed at different ship yards, and then welded together at sea.
Disney Cruise Line® Hidden Mickey's
- Inside the staterooms the sinks form hidden Mickey's.
- Inside the Disney Magic's Atrium the stained glass pattern forms a hidden Mickey.
- Triton's left door on the Disney Wonder has a hidden Mickey.
- Rockin' Bar D's barstool footrests form hidden Mickeys
- Look at the ceiling inside Palo Restaurant to spot a hidden Mickey.
Disney Cruise Line Reviews
![]() | 9/29/2010 |
I'm a vendor for the Disney Cruise Line and I love the professionalism of the staff and crew. Everything is always so neat and clean so that the next guest sailing feels so spec ial ! I love my job and the Disney experience! Susan C. Peters
![]() | 7/11/2008 |
Really, the Disney Cruise Line would get 5,000 stars from me! Cruising with Disney does make for the most amazing vacation ever! It's true! Every morning a 'Daily Navigator' is delivered to your door. This is an hour-by-hour spreadsheet (of course in Disney style it's all themed and nice looking) of activities for families, adults, and kids of all ages (grouped by age) - you sit down with your family and pick all that want to do! The children's programming is SOOOOOO much more than babysitting. It's also very secure; your children have indestructible ID bands, and you need a room key AND secret password to take your own children out of their area. These areas are separate based on children's ages. The kids have PJ parties with Goofy, visits from Peter Pan, science experiments to make Flubber, go on Heffalump hunts, and much, MUCH more. They are fed, given a place to rest, have computers to play on, and do occasionally watch movies. Parents are given a pager when you get on the ship that you keep for the duration of your cruise. We would get text messages that our children wanted their PJ's to stay and play - NOT to get picked up!!! They loved it! Unlike our trips to DW, we had some rare moments to actually relax, read a book, go for a walk, see a show, go to a comedy show, and more. We love going to DW and sharing fun times with our family together, but as a stay-at-home mom, the cruise was a real treat - full of relaxation AND happy memories made together as a family. I would go again in a heartbeat! Everyone in our family enjoyed it and has fond memories of the trip of a lifetime! At the end of the cruise, the children's programming even puts on a 'graduation' type ceremony, complete with mortar boards with Mickey ears, featuring all the children on the big stage with Mickey and Minnie too! They got the cutest 'DCU' shirts too (Disney Cruise University) that they treasure! I can't say enough positive things about a Disney Cruise vacation. Anyone with or without children should go if they can. They even have adult-only areas of the ship, including a pool, cafe, and fancy restaurant too. The entertainment is Broadway-quality. Just go!!!
![]() | 4/6/2005 |
The Disney Cruise Line is great! It is like some of the most fun I have had in my life. They have everything worked out just right. I loved the excursions we took like on a submarine and swimming with stingrays. Plus the ship is the most beautiful ship on the seas. It isn't like one of those giant floating white boxes you see that they call cruise ships. You have great service and the same waiters serve you every night so you become great friends. We have had three awesome servers over the two times we have gone on the Disney Cruise Line Orlan, Roger, and Ever Lee and other great cast on the ship like Ike who cleaned our room. There are also tons of things to do you could never get bored. There are places for kids only, teens only, and adults only! These are only a few things off of a huge list of great things about DCL. It is the best!
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