The limit is theoretically two bags per person (Disney provides each guest with two luggage tags), but in practice this is much more loosey-goosey than bringing bags onto an airplane.

For a 2026 Disney Cruise, the official policy allows each guest to bring two pieces of checked luggage. Before your sailing, Disney will mail you two color-coded luggage tags per person, which porters at the terminal will use to deliver your bags directly to your stateroom. In addition to these checked bags, you are allowed one carry-on bag (which must not exceed 22" x 14" x 9") and one personal item (like a backpack or purse). Because it can take several hours for your checked luggage to arrive at your room, seasoned 2026 cruisers recommend packing essentials—such as swimsuits, medication, and travel documents—in your carry-on so you can start enjoying the ship immediately. While the policy says two checked bags, the cruise line is generally flexible as long as your luggage can be reasonably stored under your bed or in the closet once you've unpacked.