Loading Page...

Are Mickey bars free on Disney Cruise?

It's whispered only among those in the know: the coveted Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar, affectionately known as the Mickey Bar, can be yours (or your children's) whenever you desire. This exclusive treat is a popular yet expensive dessert in a Disney Park, but completely free and unlimited on the high seas!



Yes, the iconic Mickey’s Premium Ice Cream Bars are included in the price of your Disney Cruise Line (DCL) vacation and are essentially "free" once you are on board. Unlike the Disney theme parks, where these bars can cost $6 or more, you can order them at no additional charge in the main dining rooms as a dessert option or—most famously—via 24-hour room service. Many seasoned DCL guests consider ordering a Mickey bar to their stateroom at night a "must-do" tradition. While they are not usually sitting out for self-service at the poolside beverage stations or the "Eye Scream" soft-serve machines, you can always ask a server for one. It is worth noting that while the bar itself is complimentary, if you order it through room service, it is customary to give a small cash tip (usually $1 or $2 per delivery) to the crew member who brings it to your cabin. This accessibility is part of Disney's "all-inclusive" dining model, which covers most food on the ship, including the snacks at the quick-service counters and the multi-course meals in the themed restaurants. So, while your cruise fare is a significant investment, you can indulge in as many of these chocolate-covered, Mickey-shaped treats as you desire without ever reaching for your "Key to the World" card.

People Also Ask

It's whispered only among those in the know: the coveted Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar, affectionately known as the Mickey Bar, can be yours (or your children's) whenever you desire. This exclusive treat is a popular yet expensive dessert in a Disney Park, but completely free and unlimited on the high seas!

MORE DETAILS

Youth Activity Registration – Frequently Asked Questions Is there a charge for Disney's Oceaneer Club and Disney's Oceaneer Lab? A: There is no charge for participating in youth activities. However, there will be a $12.95 deposit placed on your shipboard account for the Oceaneer Band.

MORE DETAILS

Bottled water and canned sodas are available for purchase in lounges and bars throughout the ship. Specialty coffees and more can be purchased in the Cove Cafe alongside complimentary treats and snacks. You will be able to stay well-hydrated, refreshed, and well-fed throughout your entire sailing!

MORE DETAILS

All of your meals are included in the cost of your cruise. Each night, you'll rotate through the three main restaurants onboard, and with Disney's Rotational Dining, even your dining service team rotates with you. So, you'll keep the same dining servers each night, no matter which restaurant you're enjoying.

MORE DETAILS

The cost of a Disney cruise can vary dramatically based on your needs and sailing preferences. However, you should expect to spend at least $1,000 on a cruise for two passengers. The price goes up from there depending on your cabin selection, trip duration and destination choices, among other options.

MORE DETAILS

Disney's Oceaneer Club and Lab are the two clubs for kids ages three to 12 on all four Disney cruise ships. Parents can drop off their kids anytime between roughly 9 a.m. and midnight or 1 a.m., and trained youth staff will watch the children and lead them in a wide variety of activities.

MORE DETAILS

Kids of all ages can enjoy a host of Character experiences throughout the cruise. Plus every ship has its own kids pools and splash areas, as well as youth clubs and entertainment, family lounges, arcades and activity centers. Guests ages 11 to 14 can head to Edge, an interactive play space exclusively for tweens.

MORE DETAILS

Three of the Disney ships have on board specialty ice cream shops: Dream (Vanellope's), Fantasy (Sweet on You), Wish (Joyful Sweets). They have fancy flavors available for a fee, but there is plenty of free ice cream on the ships as well.

MORE DETAILS

Onboard your Disney Cruise Line® ship, all expenses will be charged to your stateroom, so you do not need cash or a credit card. You may wish to carry cash or a credit card to buy snacks or souvenirs during stops at ports of call.

MORE DETAILS

Book On Board and Save! Save on a future Disney Cruise Line vacation by taking advantage of our special onboard-only booking offer. When you do, you'll enjoy: 10% discount off prevailing rates as quoted on Disneycruise.com. Reduced deposit on 7-night or longer sailings.

MORE DETAILS

Restricted Guarantee fares, when offered, are a great way to save if you are flexible about your stateroom location and willing to book “last minute,” usually meaning 21-75 days prior to departure. The savings can be very large, but you won't know your exact stateroom at booking time.

MORE DETAILS

Dining, Food & Beverages – Frequently Asked Questions A: Complimentary room service, included in the price of your cruise, is available 24 hours a day, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Room service will be available until 1:30 AM on the final day of your cruise. Any room service gratuity is at your discretion.

MORE DETAILS

Cabanas offers buffet-style breakfast and lunch and waiter-served dinner most days on each sailing. (Dinner is not offered on the first or last day of any sailing, so plan accordingly.) The buffet closes between meals.

MORE DETAILS

Disney Cruise Line is the first major cruise line to provide this complimentary service. Crew members with iOS and Android devices will be able to send and receive text messages while onboard for free. The service will launch today onboard the Disney Magic and will be available fleet wide in the next few weeks.

MORE DETAILS

Drinking water and complimentary soft drinks are also available in Cabanas (or Marceline Market on the Disney Wish) and will be served at dinner in the rotational dining restaurants. If you bring a water bottle, there are water bottle refilling stations for your use on the promenade deck of each vessel.

MORE DETAILS