Disney Cruise

The best time to cruise depends on the destination:

• Caribbean & Bahamas: December to May for sunny weather and calm seas.
• Alaska: May to September for wildlife, mild temperatures, and stunning glaciers.
• Europe: May to October for the best Mediterranean and Northern European sailings.
• Disney’s Halloween on the High Seas: September to October for a spooky, festive cruise.
• Very Merrytime Cruises: November to December for holiday magic at sea.

• Caribbean & Bahamas – Visit Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay, and explore crystal-clear waters and white sand beaches.
• Alaska – Sail past glaciers, spot whales, and experience breathtaking landscapes.
• Europe – Discover Italy, Spain, Greece, Norway, and more with immersive cultural excursions.
• Mexico & Baja California – Visit Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, and Cozumel for tropical fun.
• Transatlantic & Panama Canal – A unique, longer voyage for adventure seekers.
• Australia & New Zealand – Explore Sydney, Auckland, and the South Pacific on Disney’s newest itineraries.

• Disney Magic – Classic elegance with European & Caribbean itineraries.
• Disney Wonder – Features Alaska, Mexico, and Australia cruises.
• Disney Dream – Offers Bahamas & Caribbean sailings with themed Star Wars and Marvel areas.
• Disney Fantasy – Sails longer Caribbean itineraries with Broadway-style shows.
• Disney Wish – The newest ship with Frozen and Star Wars-themed dining and attractions.
• Disney Treasure – Will feature brand-new onboard experiences and exciting itineraries.

• Rotational Dining – Enjoy different themed restaurants each night, with personalized service.
• Broadway-Style Disney Shows – Live performances like Beauty and the Beast and Frozen.
• Fireworks at Sea – Exclusive to Disney Cruise Line on select sailings.
• Disney Characters Onboard – Meet Mickey, Minnie, Disney Princesses, Marvel & Star Wars characters.
• Kids’ Clubs – Age-specific activities with Disney storytelling and interactive play spaces.
• Adults-Only Areas – Quiet retreats like Serenity Bay (Castaway Cay), spa treatments, and fine dining.
• Marvel & Star Wars Days at Sea – Special themed sailings with interactive character experiences.

• Mickey Ice Cream Bars – A fan-favorite available at any time during your cruise.
• Lobster Night – Served on select evenings at fine dining restaurants.
• Cove Café Lattes & Specialty Cocktails – Perfect for adults looking to relax.
• Fresh Seafood & Island Cuisine – Available on Caribbean & Bahamas sailings.
• Beignets at Tiana’s Place (Disney Wonder) – A New Orleans-style dessert must-try.
• Signature Desserts & Themed Dining – Includes Frozen, Star Wars, and Marvel-themed meals.

• Disney Cruise Line Transfers: Convenient airport-to-port shuttles from select locations.
• Rental Cars & Rideshares: Available at major cruise ports.
• Public Transport & Taxis: Can be used in some destinations but are less convenient for families.
• Park & Cruise Hotels: Many hotels offer stay-and-sail packages with shuttle service.

• S. citizens: A valid passport is required for international sailings.
• Closed-loop Caribbean cruises (round-trip from U.S.): May only require a birth certificate & government-issued ID, but a passport is highly recommended.
• International travelers: Check with Disney Cruise Line for visa requirements based on your destination.
• Travel insurance is strongly recommended, especially for international cruises.

• S. Dollars (USD) are used onboard.
• No cash transactions onboard – all purchases are charged to your Key to the World Card.
• Foreign currency may be needed for port excursions—exchange money before arrival or use onboard currency exchange services.

• English is the primary language onboard.
• Crew members speak multiple languages, including Spanish, French, and Mandarin.
• Excursions offer local guides who speak English.

• Follow rotational dining etiquette – Be on time and enjoy each night’s themed restaurant experience.
• Respect character meet-and-greet lines – Disney characters are a highlight for many families.
• Dress appropriately for formal nights – Some itineraries include semi-formal or themed dress-up nights.
• Tip your servers and room attendants – While service is exceptional, tipping is customary.

• Dining Room Staff: Suggested $14–$15 per person per day for your dining team.
• Room Steward: Suggested $4–$6 per person per day.
• Concierge & Spa Staff: Tipping is discretionary for luxury services.
• Porters & Transportation Staff: $2–$5 per bag.

• For peak season (June–August, holidays, school breaks): Book 12–18 months in advance.
• For off-season deals (September–early December, mid-January–April): Book 6–12 months ahead.
• For themed sailings (Halloween, Marvel, Star Wars): Book at least a year in advance, as they sell out quickly.

• COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, but health and safety policies may change.
• Check vaccination and testing requirements for international destinations.
• Certain items are prohibited onboard – see Disney’s official list before packing.

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