One of the distinguishing characteristics of a Disney cruise is the luxury factor. The grand lobby, the glass elevators, the exquisite foods, the private island… This even extends where most cruises stop: your stateroom. On a Disney cruise your stateroom is one of the largest. Though you won't be spending most of your time here, it makes all the...
Staying active is easy to do while sailing on a Disney cruise ship, and the top deck is where the majority of sports activities are - including the Wide World of Sports Deck. Like just about every activity on the cruise ship, these areas are available to all guests, free to use, and based on a first come first serve...
Nothing is as synonymous with cruising as a buffet, right? That, plus the cigarette smoke filtering into our room is pretty much most of what we remember about cruising with Carnival during the worst travel experience of our lives. On a Disney Cruise, the buffet isn’t quite as memorable but perhaps only because everything about a Disney cruise is...
Twice Charmed. This is the tale of what happened after Cinderella got her fairy tale ending. After she tried on the glass slipper and was whisked away from a life of cleaning cinders off fireplaces. After Prince Charming swooped her up and smothered her with kisses.
After the shrill cries of her step-sisters stopped ringing in her ears and giving...
Disney cruises are replete with things to do, and every magical moment is accounted for whether you are three years old or 103 years old! And the magic starts the minute you step foot on the ship. Your name will be announced to the crew as you cross the threshold from land to sea, and the entire ship will...
Animator’s Palate is easily the most versatile restaurant found on Disney cruise ships, hosting characters for meet and greets, iconic character breakfasts and even Mickey Mouse himself! While every ship has a character dining experience; Rapunzel on the Magic, Tiana on the Wonder, and a breakfast/brunch restaurant located centrally on Deck 3 plus the buffet at Cabana's, Animator’s Palate...
Well, naturally after boarding the Disney Magic, and then the Disney Wonder Disney Cruise Ships, it only made sense to move on to the Disney Fantasy. Bigger, bolder, and better? We had to find out.
While we did want to cross off sailing on all four Disney Cruise Ships, we didn’t exactly intend to go on three Disney Cruise...
Although the Disney Cruise Ships Magic and Wonder are sister ships and nearly identical, one of the stark differences between these ships is at the main pool. Both ships have the open top Twist and Spout signature yellow slide for guests taller than 38”, but only the Disney Magic has the AquaDunk slide. This slide is appropriately named a...
Last year we cruised on the Disney Wonder during the month of December and we got to celebrate my birthday on the ship as well! Not only did they bring me a special dessert during dinner, but Disney also unexpectedly gifted me a $50 credit at the Senses Spa! I probably never would have tried it otherwise, but with...
I’ve never in my life seen my five year old daughter so disappointed as the night we attended the Frozen Deck Party aboard the Disney Magic Cruise Ship. Disney was hoping the mere idea of Anna and Elsa standing in front of a crowd for a few seconds would have everyone peeing their pants with excitement.
That, at least, would have...
