Disney Cruise Ships

• Disney Wonder
• Disney Magic
• Disney Dream
• Disney Fantasy

When Disney Cruise Line entered the cruise business in 1999, they made cruising a genuine "family" experience. Up until that point, most cruise lines focused mostly on adults, with very little consideration (in services or offerings) given to younger members of the family. When the Disney Wonder ship launched in August of 1999, it redefined the cruise industry and its impact over the last ten years has been evident.

Disney Cruise Line was the first cruise line, for example, to offer a majority of balcony staterooms - something that has now become commonplace on new ships. Disney's staterooms were also substantially larger than on most ships at that time - also a trend the industry has adopted. Disney Cruise Line was the first line to include a bathtub in most every stateroom (a necessity when traveling with young children). And, while we're on the subject of children, Disney built ships with kids in mind - from Flounders Reef and It's A Small World Nurseries (for toddlers), to the Oceaneer's Club (for kids 3-7), Oceaneer's Lab (kids 8-12), Edge and Vibe - the 'teens only' hangouts, a Disney cruise had the younger set fully covered. And the industry followed suit with newer ships on lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean both trying to 'up the ante' when it comes to kid-specific areas. The fact is, that in the family market, anyone else is simply vying for second place. Your favorite Characters will make appearances through out the the entire cruise; even the Disney Cruise ship's horn gets in the spirit. Almost everything is inclusive on the Disney Cruise Line: meals, entertainment, most snacks and room service. They've thought of it all when it comes to experiencing a cruise with those special Disney touches.

The Dream set sail on her maiden voyage on January 26, 2011. The Disney Dream is 40% larger than the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic, with two additional decks and 1,250 staterooms. Each Inside stateroom has a "virtual" porthole showing rolling waves and Disney characters swimming by all in HD. One of the most popular features is the first ever water roller coaster at sea - the Aqua Duck is 250 yards of transparent tubing that sends guests soaring over the top decks and at one point - over the ocean!

The Disney Dream offers the latest designs in contemporary staterooms, elegant restaurants, and fabulous entertainment.  In addition to the kids' clubs, there are nightclubs and lounges, as well as theaters for movies and live shows.

Set sail aboard the Disney Dream for ports of call in the Bahamas and Castaway Cay (Disney's private island). The Dream's shorter Disney cruises are a particularly good choice for those cruising for the first time. Many guests are concerned about how well they will fare at sea. These shorter cruises give them a chance to experience a Disney Cruise vacation, and often leads to a "repeat" cruise on a longer itinerary.

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Disney Dream Ship Details:

• Maiden Voyage: January 26, 2011
• Passenger Capacity: 4,000 | Gross Tonnage: 128,000 tons
• Length: 1,115 feet | Beam: 125 feet | Draft: 26 feet

Disney Dream Cruise Ship

Disney Dream Arrives

Known as one of the "classic" ships, the Disney Wonder is every bit as elegant as its newer counterparts.  Guests on the Disney Wonder will enjoy great food, entertainment and recreational activities.  Kids will keep busy in the Oceaneer's Club and Oceaneer's Lab, while tweens and teens will find their own space at Vibe!

The Disney Wonder will be sailing to a wide variety of destinations, such as Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries, Alaska and the Pacific Coast, Hawaii, and even the Panama Canal! In addition to these destinations, the Wonder will set sail on 7-night itineraries to the Mexican Riviera, visiting such ports of call as Puerta Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas!

Disney Wonder Ship Details:

• Maiden Voyage: August 15, 1999
• Passenger Capacity: 2,400 | Gross Tonnage: 85,000 tons
• Length: 964 feet | Beam: 106 feet | Draft: 25.26 feet
• Cruising Speed: 22.3 knots

Disney Cruise Line Itineraries

Another "classic" ship, the Disney Magic is similar to its sister ship, the Disney Wonder.  The Disney Magic offers a wide variety of itineraries, mainly sailing to the Caribbean, but the Magic will also head off to ports in the Bahamas, Canada, New York and Europe!

Disney Magic Ship Details:

• Maiden Voyage: July 30, 1998
• Passenger Capacity: 2,400 | Gross Tonnage: 83,000 tons
• Length: 964 feet | Beam: 106 feet | Draft: 25.26 feet
• Cruising Speed: 23 knots

The Disney Fantasy cruise ship will be launched in 2012. Click Here for more information on the Disney Fantasy Cruise Ship

Disney Fantasy Ship Details:

• Maiden Voyage: March 31, 2012
• Passenger Capacity: 4,000 | Gross Tonnage: 128,000 tons
• Length: 1,115 feet | Beam: 125 feet | Draft: 26 feet

 

Disney Cruise Line Itineraries

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