Enjoy an exciting 7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise, with stops at Tortola, St. Thomas and our private island oasis, Disney Castaway Cay. On board, explore the limitless possibilities.
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Disney Adventure is the seventh ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet and work is currently underway in Germany. It'll be the first Disney ship to sail from Singapore and throughout Southeast Asia and feature the Disney service, storytelling and entertainment everyone knows and loves.
There are numerous sets of staterooms aboard each ship that contain what I've always called the extra special doors that turn staterooms that usually sleep 3-4 into double staterooms that sleep 6-8 with their fold-down beds and upper berths that lower from the ceiling in most!
Disney cruises are more expensive because they offer extra amenities such as Broadway-quality shows, larger staterooms, and exclusive character experiences. Limited availability, high demand, and the fact that they do not make money from casinos also contribute to the higher prices.
The average Disney cruise price starts around $800 to $1,600 per person for a 1- to 3-night Disney cruise in an inside room. Length of trip, ports of departure and arrival, and travel dates all affect pricing. While a Disney cruise may be more expensive than other cruise options, it offers unique onboard experiences.
On your six-night voyage you will have four cruise casual nights, one optional dress up night and one Pirate Night! So, no need to pack the fancy clothes for this voyage but you will want to bring your pirate duds for your pirate-themed dinner and the Pirates IN the Caribbean deck party!
Based on average cruise fares and accounting for inevitable extras, we recommend that a family of four should budget an estimated $10,000 for a Disney cruise vacation. Of course, it can be done for less — and way more. This figure accounts for a five-night sailing at a cruise fare of $300 per person, per day.
If you're looking for “vacation,” then it's obvious that a seven-day cruise (or longer) would be more ideal. With that many days, you can actually get into the rhythm of ship-life and leave the stresses of home behind.
Even if you choose to bring your own stash of snacks or save up a plate from previous meals, there are plenty of 24/7 options on most cruises to ensure that no passenger goes hungry onboard no matter the time of the day... or night.
Disney Magic may be the oldest (and tied with Disney Wonder for the fleet's smallest ship), but it's still a large ship at 11 decks high and 984 feet long. The 875-cabin vessel holds 3,658 passengers — 2,713 cruisers and about 945 crew members.