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Disney cruise line brings magical sailings to australia and new zealand for the first time.

‘Disney Magic at Sea’ sailings in Australia and New Zealand for a limited time from October 2023 through February 2024.

For the first time, Disney Cruise Line is coming to the shores of Australia and New Zealand to offer magical vacations created especially for local residents during a limited season from late 2023.

The ‘Disney Magic at Sea’ sailings will bring all of the magic of Disney to one amazing holiday experience with favourite characters from Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars on board, plus imaginative dining and spectacular entertainment – all in one cruise.

The special sailings aboard the Disney Wonder range from two to six nights and will depart from four home ports: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, Australia, as well as Auckland, New Zealand.

“ We are so excited to bring the magic of a Disney cruise vacation close to home for guests in Australia and New Zealand, ” said Josh D’Amaro, Chairman, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products. “ On these limited-time sailings, the ship is the destination, and our amazing Disney Cruise Line crew can’t wait to welcome guests on board as they are immersed in their favourite stories from Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars. ”

The inaugural sailing of this limited season departs October 28, 2023 from Sydney. Bookings open to the general public from Thursday September 29, 2022 at 8am AEST / 11am NZDT.

While on board, Disney Cruise Line guests will be immersed in the magic of Disney with unforgettable character encounters with favourite Disney friends including Captain Mickey Mouse, Captain Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Pluto, and spectacular entertainment including original Broadway-quality shows.

Guests will also enjoy incredible dining experiences with imaginative restaurants including Tiana’s Place, where guests can meet Princess Tiana herself and enjoy a taste of New Orleans cooking, and Animator’s Palate, an interactive dining experience that celebrates Disney animation.

Children will have their own “Frozen” adventures in Disney’s Oceaneer Club, along with a multi-level replica of Andy’s Room from “Toy Story” and a place to summon their inner super hero at the Marvel Super Hero Academy. Adults even have their own exclusive spaces to rest and relax, including the adults-only Quiet Cove pool, sophisticated dining at Palo and the rejuvenating Senses Spa & Salon.

All sailings will include health and safety measures considering up-to-date guidance from public health authorities in Australia and New Zealand and medical experts. Disney Cruise Line’s current health and safety protocols are outlined on disneycruise.com.

For more information on the all new ‘Disney Magic At Sea’ Australia and New Zealand sailing itineraries and booking details, please visit DisneyCruiseLine.com/AUNZ .

For the latest updates, follow @DisneyCruiseLineAUNZ on Facebook and Instagram .

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Disney Wonder Sets Sail on Inaugural Season in Australia and New Zealand

• by Michelle Snow
• October 28, 2023 October 28, 2023

The Disney Wonder cruise ship headed down to Australia and arrived on October 27th to begin its inaugural season of Disney Magic at Sea cruises for families in Australia and New Zealand, which began October 28th, local time.

The Details

To reach Sydney, the Disney Wonder performed what is called a repositioning cruise, where ships relocate by sailing with passengers on a special itinerary.

Sailing all the way to Australia, the 13-night cruise featured visits to different destinations in the South Pacific, including Fiji, New Caledonia, and American Samoa, before arriving in Sydney .

Now in Australia, these first-time special sailings aboard the Disney Wonder will range from two to six nights, with departures through February 2024.

Disney Cruise Line home ports for this sailing season aboard the Disney Wonder will be Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, in Australia, as well as Auckland, New Zealand.

A sister to the original 1998-built Disney Magic, the Disney Wonder originally entered service in 1999 as Disney Cruise Line’s second cruise ship.

Book Your Cruise

And while this is the first season of cruises from Australia and New Zealand, it won’t be the last! A special new season of sailings from October 2024 through February 2025, go on sale to the general public on November 6, 2023.

Limited bookings are still available for some late 2023 and early 2024 itineraries, as well.

Plus Disney Cruise Line will begin cruises in Southeast Asia out of their new port in Singapore in 2025.

If you don’t want the hassle of dealing with all of the details of your trip, please contact The Disney Blog’s own authorized travel planning expert, Stacey at Pixie Vacations .

Booking your travel with Stacey helps support this blog, and you’ll have access to her wealth of Disney and cruising knowledge to help you book your trip. Thank you!

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Disney Cruise Line Announces 2023 – 2024 New Zealand and Australia Itineraries

Disney Cruise Line added the 2023-2024 New Zealand and Australia itineraries to their online cruise search for a preview with opening day pricing. Additional itinerary information will be available on September 26th, and this post will be updated with any new information.

The inaugural season of Disney Magic at Sea sailings aboard the Disney Wonder will give residents of Australia and New Zealand the opportunity to experience a Disney Cruise Line vacation where the ship is the destination.

Bookings for the Disney Magic at Sea sailings visiting Australia and New Zealand open beginning Monday, September 26, 2022 for Platinum Castaway Club Members and Thursday, September 29, 2022   for the general public. The following is the tiered booking schedule:

• September 26, 2022: Platinum Castaway Club Members & Golden Oak Members
• September 27, 2022: Gold Castaway Club Members
• September 28, 2022: Silver Castaway Club Members, eligible Disney Vacation Club Members and Adventure Insiders
• September 29, 2022: All Guests

Auckland, New Zealand

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland Auckland, New Zealand • At Sea • At Sea 11/25/23 ,  11/28/23 ,  12/1/23

4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland Auckland, New Zealand • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea 11/21/23

4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland ending in Brisbane Auckland, New Zealand • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea 12/4/23

Brisbane, Australia

2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane Brisbane, Australia • At Sea 12/20/23

2-Night Disney Magic at Sea from Brisbane ending in Sydney Brisbane, Australia • At Sea 12/22/23

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane Brisbane, Australia • At Sea • At Sea 12/8/23

4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane Brisbane, Australia • At Sea • Sydney, Australia • At Sea 12/11/23

5-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane Brisbane, Australia • At Sea • Sydney, Australia • At Sea • At Sea 12/15/23

Melbourne, Australia

2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne Melbourne, Australia • At Sea 11/3/23

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne Melbourne, Australia • At Sea • At Sea 11/9/23 ,  1/30/24

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne Melbourne, Australia • Eden, Australia • At Sea 2/2/24

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne ending in Sydney Melbourne, Australia • At Sea • At Sea 2/9/24

4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne Melbourne, Australia • At Sea • Hobart, Australia • At Sea 11/5/23 ,  11/12/23 ,  1/26/24 ,  2/5/24

5-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne ending in Auckland Melbourne, Australia • Eden, Australia • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea 11/16/23

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2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney Sydney, Australia • At Sea 1/3/24 ,  1/12/24

2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney ending in Melbourne Sydney, Australia • At Sea 11/1/23

3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney Sydney, Australia • At Sea • Eden, Australia 1/5/24 ,  1/20/24

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4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney Sydney, Australia • At Sea • Hobart, Australia • At Sea 10/28/23 ,  12/24/23 ,  1/8/24 ,  2/12/24

6-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney Sydney, Australia • At Sea • At Sea • Nouméa, New Caledonia • At Sea • At Sea 12/28/23 ,  1/14/24

Disney Wonder 2023 – 2024 New Zealand & Australia Sailings

These New Zealand and Australia sailings were announced earlier this month at D23 Expo along with 4 transpacific sailings which have yet to be added to Disney Cruise LIne’s website.

On Monday, October 10, 2022, these four sailings went on sail, the itineraries have been checked, and the itinerary maps have been added.

10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Vancouver ending in Honolulu Vancouver, Canada • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • Hilo, Hawai’i • Honolulu, Hawai’i • Nawiliwili, Hawai’i • Kahului (Maui), Hawai’i 10/3/23

13-Night South Pacific Cruise from Honolulu to Sydney Honolulu, Hawai’i • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • Pago Pago, American Samoa • At Sea • International Date Line (Lose Day) • Lautoka, Fiju • At Sea • Nouméa, New Caledonia • At Sea • At Sea 10/13/23

15-Night South Pacific Cruise from Sydney to Honolulu Sydney, Australia • At Sea • At Sea • Nouméa, New Caledonia • At Sea • Lautoka, Fiju • International Date Line (Repeat Day) • Pago Pago, American Samoa • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • Kahului (Maui), Hawai’i 2/16/24

10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Honolulu Honolulu, Hawai’i • Kahului (Maui), Hawai’i • Hilo, Hawai’i • Nawiliwili, Hawai’i • Nawiliwili, Hawai’i • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea • At Sea 3/1/24

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15 Replies to “Disney Cruise Line Announces 2023 – 2024 New Zealand and Australia Itineraries”

i’d jump on any of these in a heartbeat if not for the cost of airfare to that part of the world

Could be magical from auckland as ship would have to fly to follow above map, as cruise terminal on other side of island….disney magic

As I heard somebody else mention, these are obviously meant for Australia residents to take as I don’t know anybody from the US that would pay that kind of money to fly all the way down there and go on one of these cruises that only makes 1 or 2 port stops (even the 6 night only makes 2 port stops), these itineraries are terrible. Only ones worth looking at would be the repositioning cruises and they don’t make any stops in New Zealand or Australia (except when they actually get to or leave from Sydney). Think DCL could have done better with these. Glad I already had other DCL cruises booked for 2023.

but it is ok to fly to the US for only 2-7 night voyages?

You may easily find the decision was too late and other ports of call were taken.

I have been told that these cruises are like the UK cruises last year and all are cruises to nowhere. While there are ports listed, they are tactical ports for refueling, etc. and not ports of call for guests.

That is honestly super disappointing. No longer cruise around Australia or NZ, only super short trips. How the hell id doing a 2 night?

It didn’t take us long to realize these are not worth the airfare and pre-cruise over night and post cruise over night stays. I agree the reposition itineraries are a better choice, and even those prices are a little high. Just focusing on the repositions at this point.

Some of the links on this page are coded wrong, such as safari-reader://disneycruiselineblog.com/cruise-planning/itineraries//itineraries/itinerary-summary/?itinerary=673 The correct coding should be https://disneycruiselineblog.com/cruise-planning/itineraries//itineraries/itinerary-summary/?itinerary=673 🙂

Valerie, Thanks for letting me know, I’ve corrected the links.

What are the early booking dates? Have they said yet?

I keep trying to click on “View Early Booking Dates” and it is not active yet. I was told we would hear more on 9/26.

Hello Scott Any idea when other itineraries for 2024 will be available ? October I believe?

With the New Zealand dollar at 0.56 and the Australian dollar at 0.64 to the US dollar, I don’t think that the “locals” will be able to pay DCL the expensive cruise fares that Disney will demand! And Americans are not going to fly that far for a short cruise!?

Hi Ed, as an Australian I have booked and previously sailed DCL in the US. It’s cheaper for us to sail here (even in the Aus school holidays and around Xmas) than it is to fly over to the US and get on it. Disney fans will go if they understand the quality of these beautiful ships , it’s the first time or non cruises that will be complaining

I would not be surprised if these cruises are meant to gauge local interest in the Disney brand, so that Disney can determine if building a property in the region might be a good idea.

The same goes for the Singapore sailings in 2025 – in fact, in the 1990’s Disney had a plan to build a property in Singapore, but it got scrapped, probably because of the Disneyland Paris fiasco – the same fate that befell a lot of 1990’s Disney projects.

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The Disney cruise is finally in Australia: Here's everything you need to know

By Kerri Elstub | 5 months ago

I grew up on Disney. We all did, whether you noticed it or not. From the early days of watching Snow White and Cinderella when I was a little girl, to introducing my own kids to the wonders of Lightning McQueen and Buzz Lightyear . I can still quote every line from those movies.

We were lucky enough to venture to the United States and take the kids to Disneyland (how good is Space Mountain!) and Disney World's four Florida theme parks. So how would a Disney Cruise compare?

Surely, without the roller coasters, spinning tea cups and giant turkey legs… it wouldn't be the same?

We boarded the Disney Wonder for her maiden Australian voyage: Sydney to Hobart return with four days of Disney magic. And my goodness, did they deliver.

THE CHECK-IN

It starts before you board the boat. We were greeted by what felt like 20 staff before we even got near the gangway. Everyone is smiling, welcoming and genuinely excited to see you.

But just wait until you board the boat. As you step into the lobby every family or couple is announced by name to a cheering and clapping crew. We lapped it up, dancing down the carpet. We felt like absolute rock stars. And don't just take my word for it. 

I'm cruising with two of the sharpest critics in travel and entertainment: my seven and nine-year-old nieces, Parker and Spencer.

Our cabin is a Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom With Verandah.

Kids will love the Mickey detailing to be found in everything from the lamps to the towels and pillows, parents will appreciate the separate bathroom and toilet.

There's a fridge, a TV, plenty of storage and power points (bring US adaptors) and a turndown service at night that turns your lounge into bunk beds. Genius idea.

The balcony is spacious and, as I type, very sunny as we cross Bass Strait.

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KEYS TO THE WORLD

We were all given our own Key To The World. This is your keycard that allows you to get into your stateroom, as well as book the kids into kids club (more on that shortly), buy non-included items like gifts, special onboard experiences like wine and chocolate pairing and alcohol purchases, as well as tracking the official photographs taken onboard.

You link it to a credit card, then it's automatically deducted at the end of your stay. Bring or buy a lanyard to wear it around your neck. Everyone does. Everyone also wears Mickey ears and if you think you won't do it, you're kidding yourself. I wore mine from breakfast to lights out.

Oh my, the food… where do I begin? Do I begin with the Mickey waffles and churros I ate for breakfast at Cabana's on level 9? The free all-day, soft serve ice-cream? The pizzas by the pool? No, I'll be a grown up and explain the whole dining experience.

Disney wants you to explore all the restaurants onboard, so you'll be rotated around the different places to eat. We started at Tiana's, which is a celebration of southern cooking and jazz music. Apart from the delicious food, the child friendly options and entertainment made this a first class experience. Where else do you stop mid meal for a spontaneous conga line and limbo?

Next up it's Triton's, which takes its name from Ariel, The Little Mermaid 's dad. We were here on pirate night, one of Disney's famous themed nights and all the wait staff were dressed to the nines. My nieces loved the Mickey Mac 'n' Cheese and the Minnie burger, but the real highlight was the magic tricks performed by our waiters each night.

You see, that's the genius thing about Disney dining. You rotate restaurants each night, but your servers rotate with you. Our servers, Felice, Organ and Aditya welcomed us by name every night, engaged with the kids and looked after our every whim.  It's a great way to make the kids feel comfortable at every moment.

Saving the best until last, the final of the included restaurants is Animator's Palate, where they combine the magic of Disney animation with a one of a kind dinner show. You draw on your placemats, then they are turned into an after dinner short movie. It's amazing.

We followed the recommendations of our friendly servers and the black truffle pasta and steak were melt-in-your mouth good. But sure to save room to order a Mickey ice-cream off the kids menu too!

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Palo is the adults-only Italian restaurant at the back of deck 10. It's a decadent and grown up experience that the big kids can enjoy as an optional extra, while the little ones enjoy the kid's club. We couldn't get the girls out of there! Again, more on that later. The wait staff are knowledgeable and warm.

For once, I was too full of gnocchi and buffalo cheese to eat dessert. A first for me. But never fear, I made up for it with brunch at Palo the following day where I can highly recommend the lemon torte.

I mentioned Cabana's before. This is the buffet restaurant at the back of the ship. Open for breakfast and lunch, there is every brekkie staple imaginable including the aforementioned Mickey Mouse waffles! 

Lunch is everything from Mexican, to salads to panini and delicate cakes and tarts worthy of their own high tea. 

Haven't eaten enough? There's also 24-hour room service available. Our girls delighted in the silver service brought straight to their door.

THE KIDS CLUB

Being Disney, the kids club was always going to be exceptional. My nieces were skeptical until the moment they walked through the door. Sold! There are five different areas for the little ones. The Nursery is for under 3s and provides 1:1 care (this is an additional cost to cruise).

Oceaneer's Club is for the 3-13 year olds and it's set out somewhat like a Disney Theme Park with different areas and themes like Toy Story and Marvel. There are so many activities here from goo making to dance parties, your kids won't even know you've gone.

It's strictly no parents allowed and your kids are cared for and monitored at all times by counselors and a Disney wristband. 

Just down the hall is Oceaneer's Lab for the same age group where there's games, drawing, not to mention plenty of visits from the Disney and Marvel characters themselves. For the tweens and almost adults there's the chill-out spaces of The Edge (ages 11-14) and Vibe (14-17) to play video games or just hang out.

On the last day my nieces tearfully handed back their wristbands. They did not want to leave.

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THE CHARACTERS

Of course Disney is ALL about the characters and they are all here… Goofy, Pluto, Daffy, Cinderella, Ariel, the Marvel characters… and of course true Disney royalty, Captain's Mickey And Minnie Mouse.

The characters all have designated appearance times, not to mention the stage shows, so you can interact with them throughout your holiday.  Being Disney, it is super organised and efficient. Be sure to line up early if you want a photo.

THE ACTIVITIES

Knowing little ones need to be entertained, Disney cruise ships have a jam packed schedule from morning until bedtime. There's all day movies by the kids pool, craft, bingo, trivia ,and dance parties, all loved by kids and adults alike. You'll find your daily schedule on the Navigator App that you download before you board.

You can then highlight the ones you like and get reminders when events are about to start. My favourite? The silent dance party. 

For kids, the number one requirement on any cruise ship is a great pool area. Here on the Disney Wonder it's on level nine. There's a life-guard manned heated pool which is a Godsend for parents and little ones, not to mention a spa and an amazing water slide and toddler paddling area.

The main kids pool also plays almost non-stop Disney movies. I found myself still watching and loving Cars and Frozen , despite my 50-plus age.

THE STAGE SHOWS

Disney stage shows are like Broadway on the sea. With about 2700 people onboard, the crew have cleverly split dining and show times so half eat while the other half watch the shows. We had The Golden Mickeys, Disney Dreams and the Frozen musical, which were vocally and visually incredible.

The kids also feel very welcome and nobody is going to bat an eyelid at a restless toddler. And frankly, if you haven't eaten popcorn out of a silver Cinderella carriage, have you even lived?

THE PARTIES/THEME NIGHTS

Along with the stage shows, Disney also goes all out for their daily deck parties. Whether it's Crush's Pool Party, Pirate night or the Sail-A-Wave spectacular… you can dance, sing and cheer along. And did I mention they have their own fireworks too?

FOR THE BIG KIDS

Disney is not just for the kids. There are some hardcore Disney fans out there who are well beyond their teens. So if you're in need of some kid-free time, there are plenty of adults only zones on level nine including a pool, bar, cafe and lounge area.

I recommend the frosé from Signals bar. There's also whisky and wine tasting, adult trivia, singalongs and happy hours.

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I've got to save the final word for the staff. They are in a league of their own. Everyone has a name tag with their country of origin on it. Everyone says hello, everyone is interested in your trip and wellbeing. They all proudly share their stories of their Disney journey. You feel like part of the Disney family and that is a feeling you can't buy.

And that's the thing with Disney. In the end, Disney is more than just a movie studio or a travel company. Disney is a feeling. It's something you notice from the first moment you step on the ship, to the staff who greet you and the kids by name each day, to the special moments they create.

The Disney cruise experience is one you'll be talking about for years to come. Don't just take my word for it. My nieces will be happy to tell you all about it, but you'll have to wear your Mickey ears!

This author was a guest of Disney Cruise Line.

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Everything you need to know about Disney Cruise Line in Australia

September 22, 2022 by ohsobusymum 15 Comments

I’m so EXCITED! Disney Cruise Line is bringing the Disney Wonder cruise ship to Australia for the very first time! You might have noticed that the price of a Disney cruise is a little more than others currently sailing in Australia, so I thought I would break it down for you and let you know exactly what is included and everything you need to know about cruising with Disney Cruise Line in Australia.

Yes, a Disney cruise is more expensive than others available (I call that the Disney tax) and here is why. Firstly it's Disney; everything Disney attracts a higher price, but behind the Disney name comes that Disney magic at sea that can't be matched by other cruise lines. If you have ever visited a Disney Park, you will know exactly what I'm talking about when I say "Disney magic". 

Disney Cruise Line is all about families, and everything on board has been designed and planned with families in mind. From having split bathrooms with bathtubs (say what?) to the activities and food choices on board. Disney is a 5-star cruise line with the magic starting the second you check in for your cruise. 

I’m beyond excited about this announcement, and I will be online with thousands of you trying to secure a spot on one of the Disney cruises out of Brisbane. If you’re trying to secure a spot, I recommend you jump online to the Disney Cruise Line website and sign your account before the cruises are released on September 29th at 8 am AEST or 11 am NZDT to increase your chances of securing a booking. 

Here is Everything you need to know about Disney Cruise Line in Australia

What's included on a disney cruise in the price .

• All food including breakfast, lunch and dinner AND room service (hello, to the famous Mickey shaped ice cream bars delivered straight to your cabin!)
• Soft drinks, coffee, tea and water are served at meals and at each of the ship’s beverage stations
• Snacks and ice cream throughout the ship
• Entertainment including live Broadway-style productions at the Walt Disney Theatre as well as Disney movie classics and current first-run films at the Buena Vista Theatre
• Kids Club (except the "It's a Small World" nursery) 
• Waterslides and pools
• Use of the Disney app where you can make changes, book activities, view schedules and use the chat feature on board. This is handy to keep in touch with your family on board
• Just about everything you could ever think of……

What's not included in the price 

• Alcoholic beverages 
• Gratuities/tips (this can be removed if requested at guest services though customary to tip in America)
• Port Adventures excursions
• Spa and salon services
• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
• Babysitting in the ship’s nurseries 
• Photography service
• Palo restaurant
• 24-hour self-service guest laundry facilities equipped with washers and dryers, along with detergent and complimentary ironing equipment. No coins are needed―pay using your Key to the World card

Pricing 

Disney has just released prices with the focus of the ship being the “destination”. 

Cruises sailing from Sydney AUD prices start from (for 2 nights on 01/11/23, based on a family of 4):

* Inside Stateroom: $2,273

* Oceanview Stateroom: $2,397

* Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: $2,660

* Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: $4,141

Cruises sailing from Melbourne AUD prices start from (for 2 nights on 01/11/23 based on a family of 4):

Cruises sailing from Brisbane AUD prices start from for 2 nights on 20/12/23, based on family of 4):

* Inside Stateroom: $3,877

* Oceanview Stateroom: $4,107

* Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: $4,634

* Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: $7,331

Disney Cruise Line ships have been designed with families in mind. Rooms have curtains to separate the sleeping area, which is perfect for the young ones. All rooms also have a split bathroom with a vanity, sink, shower and bathtub on one side, and a toilet and sink on the other side. 

Base Inside Staterooms - featuring a classic nautical motif, porthole mirror and no exterior view: 

• Deluxe Inside Stateroom (sleeps 3 -4)
• Standard Inside Stateroom (sleeps 3 -4)

Oceanview Rooms - Enjoy more space than standard and scenic vistas through a real porthole window—or possibly 2!

• Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom (Sleeps 4)

Verandah - The most spacious non-Concierge staterooms, each with a private verandah, some with partial views. 

• Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah The room you want to book for a family of 5! (sleeps 4-5)
• Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah (sleeps 4)
• Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Navigator’s Verandah (sleeps 4)

Concierge - The most luxurious rooms and most expensive, each with a large private verandah and premium amenities and services. 

• Concierge Royal Suite with Verandah (sleeps 5)
• Concierge 2-Bedroom Suite with Verandah (sleeps 7)
• Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah (sleeps 4)

The Food 

Disney Cruise Line works on ‘rotating dining’ with 3 main dining rooms. There are also casual dining options. Disney's rotating dining means that you will rotate between the three main dining rooms during each night of your cruise, and your servers rotate with you. You will have to reserve your dining time when you book, with the main seating at 5:45pm and the second seating at 8:15pm. 

Animator's Palate

Animator's Palate celebrates the art of storytelling with an interactive dinner. The restaurant will change from black and white images to colour masterpieces throughout your dining experience. Guests can draw characters and see them come to life in animation. It's a fun and interactive dinner that will soon become one of your favourites. 

Tiana's Palate 

Tiana's Palate is a themed restaurant based around the story of the Princess and the Frog. The style of this restaurant is a New Orleans style party with live music to keep everyone entertained. It's fun and entertaining, but loud with the live music. You can expect Southern style cuisine from steak, chicken to fish and the kid's menu will not disappoint. 

Triton's is named after Ariel's father from The Little Mermaid and is the most upscale restaurant on rotational dining aboard the Disney Wonder. It's themed ‘under the sea’ with a French and American menu. Triton's is the only dining room to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. 

Palo (extra charge)

Palo is a paid upscale restaurant that is adults only serving up Italian cuisine. It makes the perfect date night dining experience without the kids. Palo also serves brunch. You can expect to pay an extra $40USD ($60AUD) per person to dine here. You can read reviews online to see if it's worth it for you.

Casual Dining 

Pinocchio's Pizza - Grab a slice of pizza throughout the day whenever you're hungry!

Eye Scream Treats - The perfect spot to grab a soft serve ice cream (eat as much as you want!) 

Pete's Boiler Bites - You will find classic American food like hot dogs, tacos and burgers.

Daisy's De-Lites - Grab a salad, sandwich, wraps or some fresh fruit here

Cabanas - Cabanas serve a buffet style breakfast and lunch (hello Mickey waffles) and at dinner, transform to table service where you can enjoy a 4 course meal

Room Service - Included in the price of your cruise, room service is available 24 hours a day, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Any room service gratuity/tips are at your discretion and should be around $1 per item

Bars and Lounges

French Quarter Lounge - A perfect stop to grab a coffee or cocktail while listening to some live music. During the day, it turns into a family friendly spot with games and activities plus character meets

Crown & Fin Pub - This is an adult only bar that resembles a British pub. You can enjoy watching sporting events and live music

Cove Cafe - This is another adults only bar that offers cocktails, wine and specialty drinks

Cadillac Lounge - Adult only exclusive in an intimate piano bar with a 1950's theme

Signals - This is located right next to the Cove pool, so it makes it the perfect place to grab a drink while lounging around the pool area

The Kids Club

The Disney Wonder has 5 options when it comes to kids clubs on board. When I say kids club, it's not your typical kids club. Disney Cruise Line kids clubs are world class with themed play areas. Kids will even have the chance to meet their favourite characters! 

Oceaneer Club - Disney's Oceaneer Club is suitable for ages 3-12 years old (must be fully toilet trained). It's all about fantasy here with Andy's Room multilevel playground, Marvel Superhero Academy, Disney Junior games and a Frozen Adventure area.

Oceaneer Lab - suitable for ages 3 - 12 years old (must be fully toilet trained). With four lands to explore in the Oceaneer Lab, your kids won't want to leave (connected to the Oceaneer Club so kids can move between the 2). It's all about fun and learning with an animator's studio, captains workshop, craft studio and the wheelhouse where kids can steer the ship in any direction they please. 

Edge - Suitable for ages 11-14 years old , edge provides a hangout spot for tweens to have fun and make new friends. Tweens can play video games, take selfies on the dedicated wall, do scavenger hunts, karaoke and dance on the dance floor. 

Vibe - Suitable for ages 14-17 years old and is a teens only hangout! Teens will find video games, board games, dance parties and a coffee bar to serve up non alcoholic drinks. 

It's a Small World nursery - Suitable for ages 6 months - 3 years old and an extra charge. Disney's trained staff will take care of the little ones and keep them entertained. 

Make sure you register your children for the kids club on the first day of the cruise. 

Entertainment 

Mickey's Sail A Wave Party - To kick off leaving the dock, you will enjoy the most magical party to celebrate with dancing, singing and character visits

Pirate nigh t - This one is a favourite night to celebrate! Dress up as a pirate and enjoy dinner with your pirate bandana and end the night with a celebration on deck (some cruises have fireworks)

Outdoor movies on the big screen - You can enjoy an ice cream or cocktail by the pool while watching one of the Disney classics

Live shows - You won't get bored with the range of musicals and shows on board in the theatre

Fireworks - It hasn’t been announced if fireworks will be included on the Australian cruises, but we can all cross our fingers for this experience

Character meets - Meet, greet and strike a pose with some of your favourite Disney Characters! Kids of all ages can share hugs with Cinderella or goof around with Goofy. Take pictures with Mickey, Minnie and Peter Pan or collect autographs from that lovable but ever-mischievous duo, Chip 'n Dale

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique - Book an appointment at this enchanted salon where kids arrive as themselves and leave as a princess, knight or sea captain (paid)

Adults Only

Now I know when you hear Disney cruise you think kids cruise, but Disney caters to the big kids too! 

• Nightclubs and lounges featuring cocktails, entertainment and dancing
• Quiet Cove pool is a tranquil oasis where you can swim, enjoy whirlpool spas or soak in the sun
• Fitness centre, offering workout equipment, exercise and toning classes
• Spa and salon offering the ultimate in serenity, pampering and personal attention
• Adults-only dining at Palo, a Northern Italian-themed restaurant

Inspired by all things Disney travel? Check out my Disney travel posts. 

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I hope this post helps you plan your Disney Cruise in Australia! If you have any questions, feel free to ask or join my Disney Mums and Dads Facebook group . 

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September 22, 2022 at 1:47 pm

Thanks so much for clarifying so much in this post. I'm amazed to discover while yes there are cheaper cruise options out there, this is still affordable for a family if placed on a payment plan. I only wish Stitch was on board as that would seal the deal for my little family.

September 25, 2022 at 2:14 pm

Do you need passports and proof of vaccination

ohsobusymum

September 27, 2022 at 11:38 am

I'm not sure yet. Maybe contact Disney Cruise for this information.

September 22, 2022 at 9:41 pm

How do I book? Is there a web address? Thank you.

September 25, 2022 at 11:34 am

You can book on directly on the Disney website here: https://disneycruise.disney.go.com

September 25, 2022 at 9:54 pm

Hi. Do you know vaccination requirements please? Thanks

No I don't.

Darla Connaughton

September 26, 2022 at 6:54 pm

Can you go for more than 2 nights?

September 27, 2022 at 11:39 am

Yes you sure can! Check out their website for cruise details and dates.

September 26, 2022 at 8:34 pm

If we have a family of 5 does it cost for the baby who would be 2 at time of travel if he sleeps in the parents bed?

September 27, 2022 at 11:40 am

I think so. Jump on their website and do a quote to see.

September 27, 2022 at 12:26 am

Hi. I was looking at the 2- night cruise departing Melbourne 3 nov 2023. Where does this sail to? Any idea why it’s considerably more expensive than the 2- night cruise departing Sydney on the 1st? Thanks for your detailed post- it’s very helpful!

I have no idea about that one either. Brisbane is more expensive than all of them.

June 28, 2023 at 7:47 pm

Hi, thanks so much for the great information... we have booked for the 2024 season and are so excited. I'm just wondering if the times shone for on board means that's when they let you on or everyone should be on already? So ours says 4.45pm on-board and 7.15am off .... surely we're on the boat before 4.45? And don't have to be off by 7.15? Any advice would be great 🙂 thank you in advance

June 29, 2023 at 7:43 am

When you check in via the Disney Cruise Line App, you will be able to select a boarding time. Priority boarding is always first and around 11am, so I recommend that you select the earliest time available so that you can get on board and start enjoying the ship and have lunch etc. 4:45 would be the the time that everyone has to be on the ship by, not boarding time.

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Following a successful inaugural season in Australia, DCL-Disney Cruise Line is set to return for a second season of 2- to 7-night cruises, offering passengers a magical experience with beloved Disney characters from October 2024 to February 2025.

The deployment is based on homeporting in Sydney , Melbourne and Brisbane , and 2- to 7-night itineraries scheduled for the Disney Wonder ship .

DCL offers various booking options, such as the 6-night roundtrip from Sydney to Noumea Grande Terre Island New Caledonia (staterooms priced from AUD 2909 per person twin share) departing on January 16, 2025.

Another option is the 7-night itinerary to Eden , Sydney, and Hobart Tasmania , with staterooms starting from AUD 3039 per person (double occupancy) departing on November 3, 2024.

For those looking for a shorter sea travel experience, there's a 3-night cruise to nowhere departing roundtrip from Brisbane and without any call ports (staterooms priced from AUD 1229 pp twin share) departing on October 22 and 25, 2024.

All DCL deals are inclusive of onboard meals and live entertainment, along with select non-alcoholic beverages, port charges, and government fees.

Disney Cruise Line to (finally) sail in Australia and New Zealand for a limited season in late 2023

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Families and Disney fans have a reason to celebrate today, because after two and a half decades of operation, the Disney Cruise Line is finally set to arrive in Australia and New Zealand in late 2023. The only bad news? It’s for a limited time only.

In operation since 1998, the Disney Cruise Line has been sailing out of locations in North America and Europe, with the company offering Disney themed Cruise experiences across five ships. One of these, the Disney Wonder , which originally launched in 1999 for excursions to the Bahamas, and features a Art Nouveau interior design, will sail from October 2023 to February 2024.

The Disney Wonder will offer a range of two to six night “Disney Magic at Sea” sailings, bringing together Disney magic (and yes, this includes Star Wars , Pixar and Marvel), with Broadway-quality entertainment, immersive dining experiences and the characters themselves sharing the journey with you.

Highlights on board include getting to meet Captains Mickey and Minnie Mouse, meeting Princess Tiana ( The Princess and the Frog ) at Tiana’s Place, while you enjoy New Orleans cuisine, getting to explore a multi-level recreation of Andy’s Room from Toy Story , and the Marvel Super Hero Academy – among many other themed experiences.

And it’s not all just for kids and the young at heart. For the grown ups, you’ll find the adults-only Quiet Cove pool, sophisticated dining at Palo and the rejuvenating Senses Spa & Salon .

There will be four home ports – Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland – with the first sailing set to depart 28th October 2023 out of Sydney.

Bookings open to the general public from Thursday, 29th September 2022 at 8am AEST / 11am NZDT.

For more information on the all new “Disney Magic At Sea” Australia and New Zealand itineraries and to find out how to book, visit DisneyCruiseLine.com/AUNZ .

All sailings will include health and safety measures considering up-to-date guidance from public health authorities in Australia and New Zealand and medical experts. Disney Cruise Line’s current health and safety protocols are outlined on disneycruise.com .

Header Photo: Captain Mickey Mouse, by Matt Stroshane. Provided by Disney Cruise Lines.

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Here’s the ‘ridiculous’ rule on cruise ships that travelers are blasting as a ‘rip-off’.

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When it comes to drinking on board a cruise ship , there is a rule that has even the most dedicated cruisers scratching their heads, claiming it is a “rip-off.”

Drink packages are a common offering on cruises, allowing guests to pay upfront to have the cost of alcoholic drinks at bars and restaurants on board the ship covered.

But there is often a catch – and it can be a terribly frustrating one.

If one person wants to purchase the drinks package, everyone in the same stateroom has to, despite the packages being charged per person, per day and strictly not allowed to be shared.

Australian couple Christine and Dave Russell, who have been going on multiple cruises a year for the past decade, found out how pesky the rule was when Ms. Russell decided to stop drinking 12 months ago.

It meant on three Carnival cruises , Mr. Russell had to miss out on purchasing the drinks package because Ms. Russell would have been forced to pay $111 ($72 USD) a day.

“When you times that by two and only one person drinks, it’s a lot of money,” she told news.com.au.

“I’m not going to drink $100 a day in soft drink. I don’t generally drink soft drink anyway, I only ever drink water.”

Ms. Russell described the rule as “frustrating” and “annoying.”

Carnival’s policy is that its “Cheers!” drinks package, including up to 15 alcoholic drinks a day and other non-alcoholic beverages, must be purchased by each adult assigned to the same stateroom.

No sharing is permitted.

News.com.au reached out to a number of major cruise lines that sail in Australia with similar conditions – including Carnival Cruise Line, P & O Cruises, Cunard, Princess Cruises, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean – and not one could give a reason.

Carnival Australia, which is the parent company of seven cruise brands in Australia and New Zealand, including Carnival, P & O, Cunard and Princess, instead said it took its Responsible Service of Alcohol seriously and drink packages were optional.

“Our beverage packages are completely optional, and guests have the freedom to purchase beverages individually at competitive prices, allowing them to customise their cruise experience according to their personal preferences,” a Carnival Australia spokesperson said.

“Our beverage package conditions align with general industry standards which have been in place for many years, and mirror other hospitality industries when opting for a set menu or drinks package.

“Guests who are pregnant or don’t drink alcohol do not have to buy a beverages package, and we offer a wide selection of non-alcoholic beverages.”

Adam Glezer of  Consumer Champion , who advocates for Australian customers with issues in the travel industry, told news.com.au the rule was “unreasonable” and “a profit making exercise.”

While he believes drink packages on cruises are a brilliant idea, he said cruise companies should not be pressuring people to buy them if they don’t want to.

Mr. Glezer, who is a cruiser himself, said it was “disappointing but not surprising” the cruise companies had failed to give a reason for the rule.

“They haven’t given a reason because there’s no explanation that would paint them in a decent light,” he said.

“I’m fighting for this to be changed because a drinks package should be optional per individual.”

“If someone drinks, they should be able to purchase the drinks package without others in the cabin being obliged to purchase the same package.”

“I’ve met a number of people that have been quite annoyed by the situation.”

He believes a cruise company who decides to buck tradition and “get rid of the ridiculous rule will have an edge on their opposition.”

Virgin Voyages and Disney Cruise Line, which had their first seasons in Australia this summer, have both ditched traditional drink packages.

Virgin instead allows guests to pre-pay their “Bar Tab” and get bonus on-board credit for doing so.

It promotes its offering as being different to other cruise brands, with “no restrictive drink packages with unreasonable rules here”.

Disney’s deals include packages of bottled wine and a refillable beer mug offering, where guests receive a 21 oz glass mug and can refill it for the cost of a 16 oz beer at any bar on the ship that serves draft beer.

Royal Caribbean has a slightly different take on the traditional rule that the same drink package must be purchased by those staying together.

If a guest within the stateroom does not drink alcohol then a ‘Refreshment Package’ must be purchased, including soft drinks, coffees, tea, juices and non-alcoholic cocktails.

Travelers have shared mixed reactions to cruise drink packages online, with some warning it is not worth it and others explaining how they got their money’s worth.

One Australian TikTok user, who goes by the handle “jasmintiexo,” created a detailed breakdown of every drink she ordered on a eight day Royal Caribbean cruise.

It showed she was able to get $US1151.50 (about $1760) worth of drinks for $US520 (about $795).

See how major cruise brands in Australia apply the rule on drink packages below.

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If purchasing the “Cheers!” alcoholic drinks package each adult assigned to the same stateroom must purchase it too, starting at $111($72 USD) per person, per day.

There is a limit of 15 alcoholic drinks a day.

If the drinks package is part of an offer you have received from Carnival, then it is applicable to the 1st and 2nd adults in the cabin only; if the 2nd passenger is not 18 years of age, then the “Bottomless Bubbles” package (soft drink and juice) will be assigned at $7.50 (about $5 USD) per day.

Carnival Cruise Line told news.com.au: “If one of the guests sailing together chooses not to purchase a package, they always have the option to enjoy beverages ala carte.”

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Guests must purchase the same drink package for all guests of legal drinking age in the same stateroom. Packages may not be shared.

A non-alcoholic drink package will be added instead for teens 13 to 17 years old, pregnant guests, and recovering alcoholics or guests with a medical issue that does not allow them to consume alcohol.

Alcoholic drink packages start at $US89 ($136) per person, per day.

Each adult assigned to the same stateroom must purchase the same drinks option.

Sharing is not permitted.

On a five to 14 night cruise, the “Beers, Wines and Spirits” package starts at $US72 ($110) per person, per day.

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If two or more guests aged over 18 years are sharing a cabin all guests must purchase the same drinks package.

There is a limit of 15 alcoholic drinks a day. Sharing drink packages is not allowed.

Alcoholic drink packages start at $99 ($65 USD) per person, per day.

Princess Cruises

The requirement for alcoholic drink packages to be purchased by more than one guest is not included in the updated terms and conditions.

However in its FAQ, Princess Cruises states third and fourth guests in the same stateroom are not required to purchase or be defaulted to the selected package of first and second guests in a stateroom, implying the first two guests must purchase the same package.

Alcoholic drinks are limited to 15 beverages a day and must not be shared.

The alcoholic drink packages start at $110 ($72 USD) per person, per day.

Royal Caribbean

If purchasing the “Deluxe Beverage Package” it is required that it is purchased by all guests of legal drinking age in the same stateroom.

Packages cannot be shared.

If a guest within the stateroom does not drink alcohol then a “Refreshment Package” must be purchased.

This includes soft drinks, coffees, tea, juices and non-alcoholic cocktails.

Prices can change depending on the sailing.

The alcoholic drinks package is said to cost between $US56 ($86) to $US105 ($161) per person, per day, and the “Refreshment Package” costs $US29 ($44) per person, per day (both excluding gratuity).

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Disney Just Revealed Details About Its Brand-new Cruise Ship — With a Magical New Theme

Disney Destiny will be heroes and villains themed, scheduled for delivery in 2025

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Life is full of tough choices, isn’t it? But soon, cruisers won’t have to choose between good and evil as Disney Cruise Line just announced its new ship: Disney Destiny . 

Disney shared that the ship design will be themed around legendary Disney heroes and villains, including those of Pixar and Marvel. The vessel will draw “on the legacy of beloved Disney stories, characters, and theme park attractions, to forge a cruise vacation that will empower guests to embrace their own calling aboard every unforgettable voyage.”

Disney Destiny is the third vessel in the liner’s Triton class of ships. It will join the Disney Wish , which debuted in the summer of 2022, and the soon-to-debut Disney Treasure . 

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“The Disney Destiny will celebrate our most legendary Disney stories and characters, bringing them to life in new and exciting ways exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests,” Sharon Siskie, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Cruise Line, said in a press release shared with Travel + Leisure . “As we continue to expand our fleet, the Disney Destiny will further strengthen our position as a leader in family cruising as we offer even more ways for families to experience Disney magic and world-class service at sea.”

A partnership between Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney Imagineering, the “teams were inspired by the dynamic duality of every great Disney story, where opposing forces of light and dark drive characters to rise to their purpose when developing the Disney Destiny .” Ship spaces, Broadway-style entertainment, and experiences will be inspired by some of Walt Disney Animation Studios biggest films, including “Hercules,” “The Lion King,” and “One Hundred and One Dalmatians.”

Disney unveiled exterior images and a brand-new filigree artwork for the bow of the ship, which is a Disney Cruise Line signature design tradition. The image depicts Minnie Mouse in a commanding, hero-inspired pose while donning her signature bow, along with a cape.

The Disney Destiny is currently being built at Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. No announcements have been made on its itinerary or on-sale bookings.

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Disney Cruise Line revealed the name of its next ship, the Disney Destiny, along with details about ... [+] its design theme, “Heroes and Villains.” The ship, sister to the Disney Wish and Disney Treasure, will draw on the legacy of beloved Disney stories, characters and theme park attractions to forge a cruise vacation that will empower guests to embrace their own calling aboard every unforgettable voyage. (Disney)

Disney Cruise Line continues its rapid expansion with the reveal of the third Triton-class ship name and theme. The ship will be called the Disney Destiny, be themed after heroes and villains and is scheduled to be delivered in 2025.

The new ship continues Disney’s commitment to its cruise line , which launched the first Triton class ship, the Disney Wish in 2022 and is getting ready to launch a second, the Disney Treasure in December 2024. The cruise line also bought and is currently renovating a partially built ship to be called the Disney Adventure, which will homeport in Singapore. Disney bought the Adventure for a reported $44 million after Genting Cruise Lines fell into administration.

Disney Cruise Line revealed the name of its next ship, the Disney Destiny, as it reached a new ... [+] construction milestone today with the keel laying ceremony at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. With the good luck garnered by this maritime tradition, this sister ship to the Disney Wish and Disney Treasure is beginning to take shape. (Omark Reyes, photographer)

About The Disney Destiny

The design theme of Disney Destiny will continue Disney’s legacy of storytelling by drawing inspiration from movies, characters and theme park attractions. According to a press release, “The Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney Imagineering teams were inspired by the dynamic duality of every great Disney story, where opposing forces of light and dark drive characters to rise to their purpose, when developing the Disney Destiny.”

Those who take a cruise on the ship will be able to enjoy spaces, experiences and entertainment themed around stories like The Lion King , Hercules and One Hundred and One Dalmatians .

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“The Disney Destiny will celebrate our most legendary Disney stories and characters, bringing them to life in new and exciting ways exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests,” said Sharon Siskie, senior vice president and general manager, Disney Cruise Line in a press release. “As we continue to expand our fleet, the Disney Destiny will further strengthen our position as a leader in family cruising as we offer even more ways for families to experience Disney magic and world-class service at sea.”

Home ports, cruise routes, cost and onboard activities are not yet known. Like the Disney Wish and Disney Treasure, there will be plenty of spaces for kids to play and spaces dedicated for adults to enjoy all around the ship. There will also be three main dining rooms that cruisers will rotate through during a sailing.

Cruising Is Back

According to Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), cruising is back in full force as of 2023. This is good news for Disney, who has three new ships debuting before the end of 2025. The 2023 State of the Cruise Industry CLIA report states that 85% of travelers who have cruised plan to cruise again, which is nine percent higher than pre-pandemic levels.

Disney Cruise Line guests can look forward to a signature island experience that celebrates nature ... [+] and the spirit and culture of The Bahamas at a new Disney port of call, which will be located on the breathtaking island of Eleuthera at a place called Lighthouse Point. (Disney)

Other Disney Cruise Projects

Along with new cruise ships, Disney Cruise Line is getting ready to welcome cruisers to an all-new private island destination in The Bahamas, Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. The new island is set to welcome Disney fans for the first time in June 2024. With Lighthouse Point, Disney plans to invest between $250 million and $400 million into the project.

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Disney Cruise Line reveals details about its new themed ship

T he rollout of a new ship is exciting for any cruise company — but when it’s a Disney Cruise Line ship, the anticipation is heightened even more. Disney just announced new details about the latest member of its growing fleet, designed to bring more Disney stories and characters to life on the open seas. The new cruise ship will be called the Disney Destiny.

“The design theme of the Disney Destiny, sister to the Disney Wish and the Disney Treasure, will be ‘Heroes and Villains,’ drawing on the legacy of beloved Disney stories, characters and theme park attractions, to forge a cruise vacation that will empower guests to embrace their own calling aboard every unforgettable voyage,” The Walt Disney Company said in a press release .

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Villains Share the Stage

As on every Disney cruise ship, guests will find plenty of great entertainment, convenient dining, and fun activities throughout the ship, from musical shows and restaurants to youth-exclusive spaces. And of course, even the artwork and room decor is Disney-themed. It’s also not uncommon to meet unexpected friends — for example, cheerful Cinderella or playful Peter Pan — in the Grand Hall.

But, Disney fans know sometimes it’s good to be bad, and the prospect of spotting sinister smiles and villainous visages lurking around the ship should add a new layer of fun to the Destiny (and, if my sons are any indication, some good old-fashioned family rivalry).

“Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney Imagineering teams were inspired by the dynamic duality of every great Disney story, where opposing forces of light and dark drive characters to rise to their purpose, when developing the Disney Destiny,” the press release stated.

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Disney has long leaned into the popularity of its iconic villains, giving them top billing during Halloween festivities and after-hours events and even exploring the idea of a possible Villains-themed land at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. But giving villains equal billing alongside the heroes provides entirely new opportunities to thrill. Muahahahaha .

Disney has so far shared only a few of the stories that fans may encounter upon the Destiny, revealing that some will come from “The Lion King,” “Hercules” and “One Hundred and One Dalmatians.” Let the guessing game begin.

Minnie Mouse Marks a Milestone

Another classic Disney hero, Minnie Mouse, was revealed in the filigree artwork for the ship’s bow, where she is shown “striking a valiant pose in a heroic ensemble, her cape waving majestically in the sea breeze as she boldly leads guests toward their vacation destinies,” as Disney describes it.

“Hero Minnie” is also represented on one side of a newly minted coin created for the Disney Destiny’s keel-laying ceremony. That took place earlier this week at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the ship is being built. During the ceremony, the coin is placed under the first block for good luck, marking an important construction milestone.

As part of the announcement of the Disney Destiny, Disney shared a comic book-inspired video short about the coin starring Captain Minnie, Hercules and Hades.

Three Sister Ships: Disney Wish, Treasure and Adventure

As the fleet’s third Triton-class ship, the Disney Destiny will sail in 2025. It follows sister ships the Disney Wish , which set sail in 2022, and the Disney Treasure , which embarks on its maiden voyage on Dec. 21.

The Disney Wish was guided by a motif of enchantment — a “castle at sea” celebrating iconic fairy tales and wishes come true, and featuring characters and inspiration from “Frozen,” “The Little Mermaid,” and “Beauty and the Beast,” to name a few.

The Disney Treasure is themed with a spirit of adventure, evoking Disney’s most beloved tales of exploration and discovery. Some of the Treasure’s inspiration comes from “Aladdin,” “The Jungle Book,” “Coco,” and “Peter Pan.”

As the Wish’s sister ship, the Disney Treasure replicated a number of the Wish’s popular spaces, including rotational dining restaurants Worlds of Marvel and 1923, kids clubs and quick-service dining locations, and the AquaMouse attraction. But, it also introduced numerous new concepts, including stateroom themes and entertainment and replaced the Wish’s immersive Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge with what promises to be an equally immersive bar, Haunted Mansion Parlor. 

With so many original spaces introduced on the Treasure, Disney Cruise Line fans are in for a fun season of guessing what new stories could inspire the Disney Destiny’s unique spaces.

Also on the horizon, this June Disney Cruise Line will begin sailing to a new island destination in the Bahamas called Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point . The company will also introduce another ship in 2025, the Disney Adventure, with a home port in Singapore.

Disney Cruise Line reveals details about its new themed ship originally appeared on Simplemost.com

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Your legend begins on the Disney Destiny!">Be inspired by the powerful tales of Disney heroes and villains on the Disney Destiny—the newest ship to join the Disney Cruise Line fleet. This ship is a tribute to the dynamic duality at the core of beloved stories from Disney, Pixar and Marvel. Your legend begins on the Disney Destiny!