The Cost Of A Disney Cruise – What Is Included?

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What is the cost of a Disney cruise? What is really included in the price? When you book a Disney cruise you really need to know exactly what is already included so that you can have a real expectation of the costs. The good news is that most things are included in the basic cost of your Disney cruise. Unlike many other cruise lines Disney is very up front about the costs, and if you don’t want to add extras then you really don’t have to.

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Read on to find out what is already included in the Disney cruise rate as well as extra costs that you may incur:

Disney Cruise Stateroom

This of of course included in the basic cost. The staterooms on all the Disney ships range from the least expensive, the inside cabins, to the luxurious suites. The basic price that you pay is based on the stateroom you choose and the number of people in the stateroom. The first 2 guests usually pay more than the third, fourth and fifth guests.

Sometimes you will even get a Disney Cruise Kids Sail Free deal – as you would imagine, these tend to sell very quickly so watch for updates about these as we tell you about them as soon as they are announced.

Disney Cruise Food

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All of the food is included. There are speciality restaurants on the Disney ships which are charged at a premium but you do not need to choose these options (although they are all very good). You can eat very well on a Disney cruise ship without ever paying another penny more than the basic price.

Disney cruise line is famous for it’s Rotational Dining concept. There are 3 main restaurants on each of the Disney ships and you ‘rotate’ around each restaurant during your cruise. You keep the same table in each restaurant, and much more importantly you keep the same servers. The quality of the servers on the Disney cruise line is the highest of any of the cruise lines that we have experienced. We love the rotational dining experience as it lets your servers get to know your likes and dislikes. We always choose the same servers on the Disney ships and have got to know them well over the years.

Disney Entertainment

The Disney cruise line has the best entertainment at sea and this is all included in the basic price that you pay. Disney is of course known for it’s high quality stage shows and you are sure to be greatly impressed! So often shows at sea are a disappointment but you will not find this at Disney Cruise Lines!

The shows vary on each ship but there will be some entertainment each night. Our favorites are The Golden Mickeys, Toy Story and Aladdin.

There are also lots of movies in the Movie Theater. If you are on the ship when a Disney movie is released you will usually get to see a premier at midnight!

Non Alcoholic Beverages

Most non alcoholic beverages are included in the cost of your Disney cruise. This is a huge benefit over many other cruise lines where you will pay for soda on board.

The savings of this can be huge over other cruise lines. A rival cruise line which offers an unlimited drinks package would cost $215 for our family of 5. With Disney cruise line these drinks are included – so this is a huge saving over many other cruise lines.

There is a 24 hour beverage station on all of the Disney ships. Non alcoholic drinks are available free in the restaurants (with the exception of specialty drinks). Soda and non alcoholic beverages ordered at the bar are charged for – but you can always go to the beverage station to save on cost if you want to. Specialty coffee is available but is charged at an extra rate.

You do pay for alcohol of course. But Disney has one of the most flexible policies about taking alcohol on board the ship with you. If you carry it in your hand luggage it will be allowed on board. There is a corkage charge of $20 per bottle (or you can drink it in your stateroom without charge).

Disney Cruise Ship Children’s Programs

The Disney cruise ship children’s programs are fabulous – the only difficult thing about the will probably be getting your child to leave them! These are all free for the programs for 3 years and older.

If your child is aged from 12 weeks to 3 years old then the Flounder’s Reef is available at an extra charge.

What is Charged as Extra on a Disney Cruise Ship?

There are of course some things that you will be charged extra for. All excursions or Port Adventures as Disney calls them will be charged as extra. Any trips to the spa or salon also have a separate charge. Phone calls and internet usage are extras too (and expensive ones at that). There is also a video games arcade on each ship (we admit we avoid these like the plague)!

A Disney ship is a great chance to get some wonderful photos with the characters. The Disney photographers are excellent and you can purchase professional photos from them if you want to. You can always use your own camera though.

There are usually some extra charge events like Wine Tasting. These are a lot of fun and usually cost around $10 extra per person.

There are self service laundry services with a small charge, as well as laundry service. You can take a huge amount of luggage on board though so we rarely have felt the need to use the laundry service!

Disney Cruise Ship Gratuities

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Gratuities are not included in the basic cost of your Disney cruise. Here are the recommended amounts for Disney Cruise line gratuities per guest per day.

Dining Room Server $4 per day
Dining Room Asst. Server $3 per day
Dining Room Head Server $1 per day
Stateroom Host $4 per day

These amounts are a guideline only and it is very easy to adjust them if you want to. We find the service so exceptional on a Disney cruise that these amounts (and more if you want to) are very fair.

A 15% gratuity is automatically added to bar, beverage, wine and deck service tabs. You can check your account easily at any time with guest services.

Most things really are included in the cost of a Disney cruise. We have sailed with many different cruise lines as well as Disney, and really we can say that Disney is the only one that you feel isn’t continually asking for money as extras. This is one of the things that we enjoy about Disney cruise line. It is possible to spend very little extra on a Disney cruise – nice not to have a shock when you look at that onboard account at the end of the cruise!

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Win a Disney Cruise!

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Who wants to win a Disney cruise for 4 guests? One lucky winner will win their choice of either One (1) 7-Night Eastern or One (1) Western Caribbean Disney Cruise Line Vacation from Port Canaveral, Florida for four (4) persons to be taken aboard the Disney Fantasy.

The 7-Night Eastern or Western Caribbean Cruise shall consist of the following:

!. Four (4) round trip coach airfares between the major U.S. gateway airport closest to the winner’s residence and Orlando International Airport if the winner resides outside a 200 mile radius of Orlando, FL [provided, however, if winner resides within 200 miles of Orlando, FL, air fare will not be provided to the winner but will be replaced by one (1) $200 Gift Card for gasoline for the winner only

2. Round trip ground transportation from the Orlando International Airport to Port Canaveral c) A seven (7) night Eastern or Western Caribbean Cruise on the Disney Fantasy leaving from Port Canaveral, FL for four (4) persons and includes: One (1) stateroom aboard the Disney Fantasy. Maximum occupancy four (4) people

The prize includes all meals onboard the Disney Fantasy (except in the Palo and Remy restaurants) Pre-paid gratuities, Government Taxes and Fees.

The only difficulty for the winner will be choosing which of the itineraries to sail on!

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This giveaway sweepstakes is open only to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia who are at least thirteen (13) years old at the time of entry. Entrants under the age of 18 must have permission from their parent or legal guardian in order to enter.

Be quick as this ends on February 19, 2013 at 11:59 a.m. ET. You do need a Facebook account to enter.

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Disney Cruise 2014 Sailings

Disney Cruise 2014 sailings have just been announced. We now have Disney cruise itineraries for all the ships for early 2014. The Disney Dream, Fantasy and Magic will all be sailing out of Port Canaveral Florida, and the Disney Wonder will sail from her new port of Miami Florida.

We are rather disappointed that all of the Disney Cruise ships will be on the East Coast sailing out of Florida ports for what seems like most of 2014. We are hoping though that as the dates for the Disney Wonder have only been given until April 27th there will be a full schedule of Alaskan cruises for the Wonder for 2014. This means of course that there would also need to be a repositioning cruise from Miami to (hopefully) Los Angeles sailing on April 27th 2014 and then Los Angeles to Seattle or Vancouver. This is only our speculation at the moment but of course we will keep you updated when the itineraries are announced.

It seems likely too that the Disney Magic will return to Europe for summer 2014. These have been very popular cruises and sell out quickly so it would make sense if Disney cruise line is planning on sending the Magic back there for 2014.

Unfortunately we are not surprised that the Disney cruise ships will be mostly based out of Florida for 2014. These are the itineraries which sell very well. Of course one of the reasons for this is that Florida sailings can visit Disney’s private island Castaway Cay which is consistently voted one of the highlights of a Disney cruise.

Disney Cruises from Port Canaveral 2014

3- and 4-night Bahamas

• Ports: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Castaway Cay
• Dates: Disney Dream departures Jan. 2 – Aug. 31, 2014; Disney Magic departures Jan. 6 – May 16, 2014

7-night Eastern Caribbean

• Ports: Port Canaveral, St. Maarten, St. Thomas, Castaway Cay
• Dates: Disney Fantasy departures Jan. 11 – Aug. 23, 2014

7-night Western Caribbean

• Ports: Port Canaveral, Grand Cayman, Costa Maya, Cozumel, Castaway Cay
• Dates: Disney Fantasy departures Jan. 4 – April 26, 2014

7-night Western Caribbean, including Jamaica

• Ports: Port Canaveral, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Falmouth, Castaway Cay
• Dates: Disney Fantasy departures May 10 – Aug. 30, 2014

Disney Cruises Sailing from Miami 2014

4-night Bahamas

• Ports: Miami, Castaway Cay, Nassau, Key West
• Dates: Disney Wonder departures Jan. 15 – April 23, 2014

5-night Caribbean

• Ports: Miami, Grand Cayman, Cozumel
• Dates: Disney Wonder departures Jan. 10 – April 18, 2014

5-night Caribbean, including Castaway Cay

• Ports: Miami, Cozumel, Castaway Cay
• Dates: Disney Wonder departures Jan. 19 – April 27, 2014

Platinum and Gold Castaway Club Members can book their 2014 cruise beginning at 8 a.m. ET on Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012 (phone only). Bookings open for all Guests at 8 a.m. ET on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012 (online or phone).

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The Disney Fantasy Cruise Ship

The Disney Fantasy is the newest of the four Disney cruise ships. She is the sister ship of the wonderful Disney Dream and she set sail just a few months ago in March 2012. She is sailing out of Port Canaveral Florida on 7 night cruises of the Western and Eastern Caribbean. Great ports of call including Disney’s very own private island Castaway Cay.

This new video gives a fabulous over view of The Disney Fantasy Cruise Ship.

The sailing dates for the Disney Fantasy in 2012 on the Western Caribbean itinerary are:

August 4, August 18
September 1, September 15, September 29
October 13, October 27
November 10, November 24
December 8, December 22

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday Grand Cayman
Tuesday Costa Maya
Wednesday Cozumel
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

Disney Fantasy Eastern Caribbean Itinerary 2012

August 11, August 25
September 8, September 22
October 6, October 20

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday St Maarten
Wednesday St Thomas
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

Disney Fantasy Itinerary Including San Juan

There is also an itinerary including San Juan. 7 night cruises include port stops at Castaway Cay, San Juan and St Thomas.

November 3, November 17,
December 1, December 15 and December 29

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday St Thomas
Wednesday San Juan
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

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Top 10 Things to do on a Disney Cruise for Adults

Is a Disney cruise for adults? When you think of a Disney cruise you may first think about how much there is to do on board for children. But what you may not realize is just how many activities and things to do there are for adults. Whether you want to sit back and relax, watch an amazing show, or discover some of the fun activities on board there is always something for the adults to do on a Disney cruise.

Adult Exclusive Dining on a Disney Cruise

All of the Disney ships have restaurants which are exclusively for the grown ups. The Disney Wonder, Magic, Dream and Fantasy have Palo.

This beautiful restaurant serving Italian style cuisine is located on Deck 10 of the Wonder and Magic, and Deck 12 of the Fantasy and the Dream. Dinner, brunch and high tea is offered here. My particular favorite is the champagne buffet branch. There is a very good selection of cold buffet items and you can also order hot entrees cooked to order.

The charge for Palo is $20 per person for brunch and dinner. HIgh tea is $10 per person.

The Disney Fantasy and the Disney Dream also have the Remy restaurant available for adults. The cuisine here is French inspired. The setting is just beautiful. The Art Nouveau inspired interior is the perfect place for a romantic meal. At $75 per person this is one of the pricier dining experiences at sea but most feel that it is more than worth it.

The Disney Cruise Spa

You will find a complete selection of spa services on board every Disney cruise. For the Disney Wonder and Magic it is the Vista Spa, and for the Disney Fantasy and Dream it is the Senses Spa.

The Spa offers massages, skin treatments, aromatherapy, pedicures, manicures and hairstyling.

Serenity Beach Castaway Cay

Many of the Disney cruises have a port stop at Disney’s private island Castaway Cay. Many guests say that this is one of the top highlights of their Disney cruise. If you want some quiet time away from the kids then head to the adult only Serenity Beach. This is a remarkably quiet haven which is a short tram ride away from the family beach. There is a bar and buffet available and plenty of loungers so you can soak up the sun.

For the absolute ultimate in luxury why not treat yourself to a Cabana Massage on Castaway Cay? Rates start at $147 for a 50 minute massage.

The Disney Quiet Cove Pool

There is a place where you can hide away from all the kids on board a Disney cruise – the Quiet Cove Pool. Whilst some cruise lines I have experienced have not been that great at truly providing a pool area just for the adults, Disney really does keep this space clear of the younger ones. Perhaps it is because there is so much for the children to do on a Disney cruise they really don’t want to venture where the adults hang out!

Be Like a Kid!

For anyone who knows Disney World and Disney cruises well you know that part of the appeal is being able to get in touch with your childlike side! Disney gives you the chance to recapture your youth (no not with the treatments in the spa) by letting you act like a big kid if that is what you want to do.

You can get up close and personal with Mickey Mouse, a Disney Princess or even Jack Sparrow. Ride the Aqua Duck on the Disney Fantasy or Dream. Take part in one of the great family activities, or practice to be the next American Idol in karaoke.

Be Active

All of the Disney cruise ships have a great fitness facility which are for the over 18s only. Each ship has a large gym with plenty of cardio and weight machines. There is also a good selection of classes particularly for early morning yoga or pilates so that you can start the day off well. The gym on the Disney Wonder and Magic is not that big but it doesn’t tend to get that crowded. If you want some help with your fitness regime then there are Personal Trainers available for a fee.

Another great feature of the Disney ships is the jogging track. This is a great opportunity to keep or even start your fitness program.

Disney Cruise Adult Enrichment Classes

The most popular of these are The Art of Entertaining and Stem to Stem Wine Tasting. Every day there are different classes which are adults, most of which do have a small charge of around $10 to $12 per person. The Art of Entertaining features a Disney chef preparing a dish from one of the Walt Disney World resorts or Disney cruises. There are also plenty of wine tasting, tequila and martini tasting classes on board.

Walt Disney World Entertainment

The shows in the Walt Disney Theatre are the best at sea. Disney certainly knows how to put on a show. There are some shows just for adults late at night but the over 18s will most definitely enjoy the Disney classic shows such at The Golden Mickeys, Toy Story The Musical and Disney Villains.

The Buena Vista Theatre shows movies throughout the day. From movie premiers to Disney classics there is something which will appeal to all ages.

The Cove Cafe

This is another quiet haven for grown ups on the Disney ships. It is located on Deck 9 on the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, and on Deck 11 on the Disney Fantasy and Dream. Here you can relax in the comfortable chairs, read one of the magazines, enjoy a quiet conversation, and enjoy a drink from the menu of specialty coffee, tea, wines, and snacks. This is one of my favorite places on the Disney ships as it just has a very relaxing atmosphere where you can truly get away from it all!

Disney Cruise Entertainment Districts

Each Disney ship has an entire deck devoted to adult bars and lounges. In the day time this area is sometimes used for family activities, but after 9pm this is off limits to all but the over 18s.

On Disney Wonder the area is Route 66, on Disney Magic it is Beat Street, on the Fantasy it is The District.

There are bars and lounges to suit every mood and taste. As you would expect from Disney each space has it’s own theme and ambience.

There are so many things to keep the adults happy on a Disney cruise. The kids are not the only ones who will be asking when their next cruise is!

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Disney Fantasy Itinerary

The Disney Fantasy is set to launch in March 2012 with some great new itineraries from Port Canaveral Florida. The Disney Fantasy itineraries will be both Eastern Caribbean and Western Caribbean 7 night cruises.

The Disney Fantasy will be the fourth ship in the Disney fleet along with sister ship Disney Dream, and the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic Cruise ships. Take a look at this video as to how the Disney Fantasy is taking share and how the Dumbo stern feature is being designed.

7 Night Western Caribbean Disney Fantasy Itinerary

The sailing dates for the Disney Fantasy in 2012 on the Western Caribbean itinerary are

April 7, April 14, April 28
May 12, May 26
June 9, June 23
July 7, July 21
August 4, August 18
September 1, September 15, September 29
October 13, October 27
November 10, November 24
December 8, December 22

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday Grand Cayman
Tuesday Costa Maya
Wednesday Cozumel
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

The Disney Fantasy Maiden voyage on March 31st 2012 will also be a Western Caribbean itinerary with the slight variation that Cozumel will be on Tuesday and Costa Maya on the Wednesday.

Disney Fantasy Eastern Caribbean Itinerary 2012

April 21
May 5, May 19,
June 2, June 16, and June 30
July 14, July 28
August 11, August 25
September 8, September 22
October 6, October 20

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday St Maarten
Wednesday St Thomas
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

Disney Fantasy Itinerary Including San Juan

There is one other itinerary for 7 night cruises including port stops at Castaway Cay, San Juan and St Thomas.

November 3, November 17,
December 1, December 15 and December 29

Saturday Port Canaveral Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday St Thomas
Wednesday San Juan
Thursday At Sea
Friday Castaway Cay
Saturday Port Canaveral Florida

All of the Disney Fantasy cruises include a port stop on Disney’s private island Castaway Cay. The Disney Fantasy is sure to be extremely popular and many of the itineraries (including the maiden voyage) are already sold out. Disney cruises are often sold out, particularly on the new Disney Dream so the earlier that you book the more chance you have of getting your preferred dates and stateroom.


Disney Fantasy Cruise Ship Progress

The final piece of the Disney Fantasy cruise ship was placed and now the exterior of the latest Disney Cruise Line ship is complete. Work will now start on the interior of the fourth ship which will join the Disney Wonder, Magic and Dream as part of the Disney Cruise Line fleet. She is set to sail on her maiden voyage on 31st March 2012.

The Disney Fantasy is based on the same design as the Disney Dream but it’s interior will have some features which are different from it’s sister ship. So how will the Disney Fantasy be different from the Disney Dream?

Animation Magic

Like all the other Disney ships the Fantasy will feature an Animator’s Palate Restaurant. But the one on the Fantasy will invite all it’s guests to try their hand at being a Disney artist. Guests will be able to draw a character of their own using a simple template on their place mat. Later on in the meal the pictures will be projected onto a screen so that everyone can enjoy seeing what they have created. The Animator’s Palate experience is a very magical one on all the Disney cruise ships – definitely not to be missed.

Europa Entertainment District

Europa is the night time entertainment district on the Disney Fantasy. As you probably guessed by the name, the inspiration for this space is Europe. The bars and lounges, which are for over 18s only in the evenings, are inspired by the look and feel of Italy, Ireland, France and England. The Tube is designed around a London Underground theme, La Piazza the outdoor plazas of Italy, O’Gills Pub is a lively Irish themed bar, and Ooh La La has a French boudoir theme.

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique has long been a popular destination for anyone wanting to be transformed into a Disney Princess in Walt Disney World, but the Disney Fantasy will be the first cruise ship to have it’s own Princess transformation center. I would guess that this is going to prove to be a hugely popular feature on the Disney Fantasy.

The Disney Fantasy will of course have the same features which have proved to be so popular on the Disney Dream. The AquaDuck water coaster will be there. And so will the Virtual Portholes which have proved so popular with guests staying in the inside staterooms on the Disney Dream.

The Disney Fantasy will give guests the chance to have longer cruises than the Disney Dream. The Fantasy will sail out of Port Canaveral Florida from March 2012 on mainly 7 night cruise itineraries to the Caribbean.

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Disney Fantasy Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

One of the great successes of the Disney Parks is set to launch on the Disney Fantasy when she sails in March 2012. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will be located on Deck 5 of the Disney Fantasy, which is the place where the Oceaneer’s Club and Lab will be. So the little ones won’t have far to go to get their very special Princess or Pirate make over.

Children can choose from the packages which are also offered at the Boutique in Walt Disney World. Disney Diva, the Pop Princess and the Fairy Tale Princes are available. Children are transformed by their own Fairy Godmother with hair makeup and nails. If you want the full treatment then of course costumes, crowns and wands are always available to complete the final look.

The Disney Fantasy Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will also have options not available in the parks. Captain Mickey Mouse, Princess Minnie Mouse and First Mate Minnie Mouse will be offered on the Disney Fantasy. Under the Sea packages will also be available.

Pirate Night on a Disney cruise is always a great excuse to dress up and now everyone can get some assistance if they want to. Even the grown ups! If you want to achieve that Captain Jack Sparrow look then Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will be glad to assist.

No details have been released yet about the prices on Disney Fantasy but my guess would be that the rates would be similar to the Boutiques in the parks. In Disney World and Disneyland the most basic package is $49.95. If you want a costume, wand, crown and photos then the package is up to $250. Much cheaper for boys at $12.95 but then of course there is a lot less done, as they just have their hair gelled and receive a shield and a sword!

It is a sure bet that the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will be hugely popular on the Disney Fantasy. It is likely that advance bookings will be required particularly on Pirate Night!

Disney Fantasy Animator’s Palate

One of the most amazing experiences on a Disney cruise is their excellent choice of restaurants. Disney cruise line has announced that there will be a new twist on the very popular restaurant Animator’s Palate when the Fantasy is launched in March 2012. Animator’s Palate is already one of the most popular restaurants on the Disney ships. The restaurant is well known for it’s dinner show where the walls (and indeed the waiters jackets) change from black and white to color. The whole dining experience ends when Mickey Mouse makes a magical appearance.

The new Disney Fantasy cruise ship will feature a new show in the restaurant. Animation Magic at Animator’s Palate will let every guest show their animation and drawing skills. And your art may even be featured in the final show.

Every diner will have the chance to draw a Disney character on their place mat. Guests will give the sketches to their waiters and wait to see if their drawing has been included in the animation show at the end of the evening.

This is another way in which Disney distinguishes itself from other cruise lines. The restaurant experiences are not just about the food. They are about the food, the exceptional service, and the art of entertainment in a truly Disney way. No other cruise line comes close to offering those special experiences which cruisers will remember for a long time to come.

Disney Fantasy Cruise Ship To Stage Aladdin Show

Disney’s Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular will take to the stage on the Disney Fantasy cruise ship when it launches in 2012. Anyone who has been to the amazing Aladdin show in California Adventure Park will know that this is one of the best theme park show attractions which Disney has ever staged, so we should have high hopes for the new Disney Fantasy version.

I am sure that we can expect the same high quality staging and performances as we see in the Anaheim park version. Disney has said that there will definitely be a flying carpet – obviously the first at sea!

There has been talk for a while that the California Adventure Park version is going to be replaced. It was supposed to close last year to make way for a Toy Story show but Disney changed it’s mind on that one. I certainly hope that it gets to stick around for some time to come, and particularly that it does not get replaced with a version of Toy Story The Musical. On a cruise on the Disney Wonder recently this was by far my least favorite show.

One of the things which makes the Aladdin show such a huge success is of course the Genie. I wonder if the amazing actor who has played him for so many years in this show (anyone know his name) is going to transfer to the Disney Fantasy. If the show has to stop at the park then I certainly hope that the Fantasy is taking the star of the show with her!

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