Are you thinking of a Disney Cruise to Alaska in 2013? The Disney Wonder will return to Vancouver in 2013 to sail on 7 night cruises to Alaska. The Disney Wonder will once again sail out of the port of Vancouver which was her home port for the summer of 2011. She takes a short break in 2012 when Disney Wonder will sail from Seattle on her Alaskan cruises.

The scenery in Alaska is breathtaking. It is a place like no where else in the world. Cruising is one of the easiest ways to experience Alaska. You can watch the scenery go by as you sail past magnificent scenery and experience the wonder of the glaciers. The Disney Wonder is regarded by passengers as one of the very best cruise ships in the world – so what better way to travel?

Sail dates for 2013:

27th May, 3rd June, 10th June, 17th June, 1st July, 8th July, 15th July, 29th July, 5th August, 12th August, 19th August and 2nd September 2013

The itinerary:

Monday Vancouver, Canada
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Tracy Arm, Alaska
Thursday Skagway, Alaska
Friday Juneau, Alaska
Saturday Ketchikan, Alaska
Sunday At Sea
Monday Vancouver, Canada

Perhaps the highlight of the cruise will be the journey though Tracy Arm, Alaska which is a fjord located close to the Alaskan city of Juneau. The ship will sail slowly through the fjord so that passengers can experience this amazing place.

There are 3 port stops on the Disney Alaskan cruise. Skagway is a small city on the south coast of Alaska which reminds visitors of a bygone era. Famous as the 19th century site of the Klondike Goldrush this is a place with a fascinating history. The biggest attraction here is an excursion on the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad. This is one of the work’s great railway journeys and Disney passengers can experience this amazing excursion on their port stop in Skagway.

Disney Wonder in Skagway

The Disney Wonder will also visit Juneau which is the state capital of Alaska. One of the most popular places to visit is the Mendenhall Glacier. This is the most accessible glacier in Alaska as you can easily reach it by bus from the port. Another popular excursion is to ride the Mount Roberts Tramway which takes passengers 2,000 feet high up over the port which gives a magnificent view of the area.

Ketchikan is another of the port stops for the Disney Wonder. One of the things that you really notice on an Alaskan cruise is just how very small each city that you visit really is. This is the 5th largest city in Alaska but it has a population of under 8,000 people and is just 12 blocks long. The city has an interesting mix of tourist shops where you can spend a couple of hours browsing for local products. Ketchikan is also know for it’s totem poles and boasts the largest collection of 19th century examples of this craft in the world. A very popular excursion is to the Misty Fjords National Monument. This amazing National Monument covers 2.2 million acres and is an area of spectacular beauty which was carved out by glaciers 10,000 years ago.

Disney Cruise Port Ketchikan

An Alaskan cruise is an increasingly popular travel choice for guests and what better way to experience this than on the Disney Wonder. Disney is undoubtedly one of the very best cruise lines in offering well designed staterooms, exceptional service, activities for all the family, the best kids clubs at sea, and of course that exceptional Disney onboard entertainment.

The staterooms are up to 25% larger than the industry standard and are really well designed for the maximum comfort of guests. Unique to Disney Cruise line is Rotational Dining. The dining experience is always an important part of any cruise experience and Disney takes this to a new level. The Disney Wonder has 3 main dining rooms and you move around them each night of your cruise – but you take your wait staff with you. The Disney wait staff really are the very best at sea and they will make sure that your dining experience is the best.

And of course you really can’t experience the Disney magic anywhere else at sea. There are plenty of opportunities to meet the characters, watch a Disney movie, or enjoy the Broadway quality entertainment each day.

If you have always wanted to experience the wonder of this amazing place then consider taking a Disney Cruise to Alaska in 2013.

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Disney cruises will sail from Miami in 2013. Although Miami is a new home port for Disney cruises it has long been popular with other cruise lines such as Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line. The Disney Wonder will move from Los Angeles and there will not be any Disney Mexican Riviera cruises after December 2012. The Mexican Riviera cruises have long been seen as a tough market and so the move from Los Angeles is not unexpected.

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The move for the Disney Wonder will mean that Disney cruise lines will have two Florida home ports in 2013. The Disney Dream and the new Disney Fantasy will both sail out of Port Canaveral in Florida. There will be a lot of choice for passengers in 2013 wanting to sail on a Disney Cruise, with sailings out of Port Canaveral and Miami Florida, and Galevston for Caribbean and Bahamian cruises, Vancouver for Alaska, and Barecelona Spain for exciting European itineraries.

The Disney Wonder will sail 4 night cruises to the Bahamas, and 4 and 5 night cruises to the Caribbean. Most will include a port stop at Disney’s private island Castaway Cay.

So what are the 4 and 5 night itineraries from Miami?

Disney Wonder 4 Night Bahamian Cruise from Miami 2013

The sail dates are: 10th January, 24th January, 7th February, 21st February, 7th March, 21st March, 4th April, 18th April, 2nd May 2013

Thursday Miami, Florida
Friday Key West
Saturday Nassau
Sunday Disney’s Castaway Cay
Monday Miami Florida

5 Night Western Caribbean Cruise on Disney Wonder with Castaway Cay

The sail dates are: 5th January, 19th January, 2nd February, 16th February, 2nd March, 16th March, 30th March, 13th April, 27th April 2013.

Saturday Miami Florida
Sunday At Sea
Monday Cozumel Mexico
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Disney’s Castaway Cay
Thursday Miami Florida

Disney Wonder 5 Night Western Caribbean Cruise with Grand Cayman

Monday Miami Florida
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Grand Cayman
Thursday Cozumel, Mexico
Friday At Sea
Saturday Miami Florida

This cruise does not include a port stop at Castaway Cay, but includes Grand Cayman instead.

The Disney Wonder will return to the West Coast for Alaskan cruises out of the port of Vancouver Canada. There will be a repositioning cruise in 2013 when the Wonder sails from Miami to Los Angeles, and then a Pacific Coastal cruise when she sails from Los Angeles to Vancouver.

14 Night Panama Canal Disney Wonder Repositioning Cruise

This will sail on 6th May from Miami to Los Angeles and will include a port stop at Castaway Cay.

Monday Miami Florida
Tuesday Disney’s Castaway Cay
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday At Sea
Friday Cartagena, Colombia
Saturday At Sea
Sunday Panama Canal
Monday At Sea
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday At Sea
Friday Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Saturday Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Sunday At Sea
Monday Los Angeles, CA

The Disney Magic will then sail to Vancouver to start her season of 2013 Alaskan cruises.

Whichever Disney Magic Cruise from Miami that you choose in 2013 you can be sure that you will be sailing on one of the most popular and highly rated cruise lines in the world.

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Do you want to know more about a Disney Mediterranean cruise for 2013. It has been announced that the Disney Magic will return to Europe in 2013 for some exciting Mediterranean cruises. The Disney Magic will sail to Barcelona in May 2013 on a transatlantic journey and then will offer several different Mediterranean cruises for June, July and August 2013.

Disney Mediterranean Cruise for 7 Nights

Sailing dates are:

June 1st and June 8th. August 10th, August 17th and August 31st 2013

This itinerary will give guests the chance to visit the amazing Italian cities of Florence, Rome and Naples. The journey time to Rome from Civitacecchia is around 90 minutes through the beautiful Italian countryside. In Rome of course you will see amazing sites such as The Forum, The Colloseum and The Spanish Steps. Florence is a little further out from La Spezia but it is easily reachable for a full days excursion.

Villefranche is also a port stop from which you can easily visit Nice and Cannes in France. Here is the 7 night itinerary.

Saturday Barcelona, Spain
Sunday At Sea
Monday Villefranche (Nice), France
Tuesday La Spezia (Florence), Italy
Wednesday Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
Thursday Naples, Italy
Friday At Sea
Saturday Barcelona, Spain

12 Night Mediterranean Cruise with Venice

This is the first time that Disney has offered a cruise which includes a port stop in the amazing city of Venice. Here the Disney Magic will stay overnight in Venice so giving guests the chance to spend even more time in this great city. In addition to port stops for Florence, Rome and Nice, the Disney Magic will also dock in Naples and Dubrovnik. This is a first for Disney cruises and anyone looking for a great European cruise will be excited about this new itinerary.

Sailing dates are: 27th June and 25th July 2013.

The itinerary for the 12 night Mediterranean cruise is:

Thursday Barcelona, Spain
Friday Villefranche (Nice), France
Saturday La Spezia (Florence), Italy
Sunday Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
Monday Naples, Italy
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Venice, Italy
Thursday Venice, Italy
Friday Dubrovnik, Croatia
Saturday At Sea
Sunday Valetta, Malta
Monday At Sea
Tuesday Barcelona, Spain

12 Night Mediterranean Cruise with Greece

The Disney Magic visits Greece and Turkey for the first time. This 12 night cruise has port stops for Nice, Florence and Rome as well as the exciting new ports in Greece and Turkey. Guests can explore the ancient city of Athens and the beautiful island of Mykonos in Greece as well as the beautiful capital city of Malta, Valletta, and marvel at the ancient city of Ephesus in Turkey.

There are sailings on 15th June and 13th July 2013.

Saturday Barcelona, Spain
Sunday Villefranche (Nice), France
Monday La Spezia (Florence), Italy
Tuesday Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday At Sea
Friday Piraeus (Athens), Greece
Saturday Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey
Sunday Mykonos, Greece
Monday At Sea
Tuesday Valetta, Malta
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday Barcelona, Spain

Disney Magic 4 Night Mediterranean Cruise

For guests looking for a shorter break then this 4 night cruise from Barcelona on the Disney Magic is a great choice. With port stops in Villefranche for Nice and Cannes, and Palma on the island of Mallorca this is a chance to sail with Disney on a short cruise in Europe.

Sailings are on 9th July and 6th August 2013 out of Barcelona.

Tuesday Barcelona, Spain
Wednesday Villefranche (Nice), France
Thursday At Sea
Friday Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Saturday Barcelona, Spain

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For 2012 the Disney Magic will cruise from New York. This is the first time that the Magic has cruised out of New York. There are 3 different itineraries which will sail from New York – an 8 night Bahamian cruise, a 5 night Canadian Disney cruise, and a 2 night weekend cruise.

Disney 8 Night Bahamian Cruise from New York

The itineraries give a wonderful opportunity to visit some great ports including Disney’s own private island Castaway Cay. Disney cruisers consistently say that Castaway Cay is their very favorite port.

The cruise from New York is also the only Disney cruise to have Walt Disney World as a port stop in the middle of the itinerary. The Disney Magic will sail to Port Canaveral in the middle of the cruise so that passengers have the chance to visit Walt Disney World. The cruise price includes a one day ticket and transportation to Walt Disney World so that passengers have the opportunity to easily visit the parks during their cruise. This is a unique feature not offered by any other cruise available.

The Disney Magic will sail from New York on May 25th, June 2nd, June 22nd, June 30th, July 20th, July 28th, August 17th, and August 25th 2012

All departures are on a Friday for 8 nights except June 2nd, June 30th, July 28th and August 25th when the Magic leaves port on a Saturday.

Friday New York City
Saturday At Sea
Sunday At Sea
Monday Nassau
Tuesday Castaway Cay
Wednesday Port Canaveral Florida
Thursday At Sea
Friday At Sea
Saturday New York City

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The Disney Magic departs from New York on the Canadian cruises on June 10th, June 17th, July 8th, July 15th, August 5th, August 12th, September 2nd, September 7th, September 12th 2012.

The Canadian itinerary is:

Sunday New York
Monday At Sea
Tuesday Halifax Nova Scotia
Wednesday Saint John New Brunswick
Thursday At Sea
Friday New York

All departures are on a Sunday except 7th September which is a Friday and 12th September which is a Wednesday.

The Canadian cruises include 2 new port stops for Disney – Halifax and Saint John. This is a great chance for passengers living close to New York to try out a Disney cruise.

2 Night Weekend Disney Cruises from New York

If you are looking for a short cruise break then these 2 night itineraries are the perfect chance to try a Disney cruise. Rarely does Disney ever have 2 night itineraries so this is a great chance to have a weekend break.

Sailings are on June 15th, July 13th, and August 10th

Friday New York
Saturday At Sea
Sunday New York

Disney has not yet announced it’s itineraries for the Disney Magic or the Wonder for 2013 but I would guess that New York will once again be used as a home port for the Disney Magic. It seems likely that the Disney Wonder will be moving out of Los Angeles – Disney cancelled most of their Mexican cruises for December 2012 out of LA so it looks as though the ship will be set for a chance.

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Here is a complete guide to Disney Wonder and Magic staterooms so that you can decide which one to choose for your cruise vacation. Disney cruise line is known for it’s larger than industry standard staterooms. As you would expect the attention to detail, overall design, and standards of furnishings are excellent.

The Disney Wonder and the Disney Magic are both the same basic design of ship. These means that the stateroom descriptions and categories are almost exactly the same for both of these Disney cruise ship.

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What are the different types of Disney Wonder and Magic Staterooms?

There are 9 different categories of stateroom on the Disney Wonder. These are Categories 11 to 4 for staterooms with 3 Categories of Suite. The staterooms are also divided into sub categories according to which deck they are on and for some according to the view they have from the window or balcony. Higher decks are seen as more desirable so will usually be in a higher priced sub category. Obstructed view staterooms will usually be in a lower sub category.

You will see that most of the staterooms have what is known as a ‘split bathroom’. What this means is that there are 2 separate rooms. One has the shower over a small bath, and a separate sink vanity. The other has the toilet and another sink vanity.

Standard Inside Stateroom

These are Category 11 staterooms. Each is 184 square feet and have a Queen size bed or 2 Twin beds with a single convertible sofa bed. There is a privacy divider between the main sleeping and the living area. There is also a bathroom. The standard inside staterooms are the only staterooms not to have a split bath arrangement.

Each Standard Inside Stateroom sleeps up to 3 or 4 guests. They are located on Decks 2, 5, 6 and 7.

Deluxe Inside Stateroom

If you are looking for an inside stateroom with quite a bit more space then at 214 square feet then the Category 10 Deluxe Inside Stateroom would be a good choice.

Each Deluxe Inside Stateroom sleeps up to 4 guests and has a Queen bed or 2 Twins with a single convertible sofa. These staterooms feature the very popular split bathroom.

These staterooms are located on Decks 1, 2 and 7

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

These are the same size and design as the Inside staterooms but they have either one large or two small windows. The Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms are all Category 9 and have 214 square feet of space with a Queen or 2 twins and a single sleeper sofa. There is a split bathroom.

Oceanview staterooms are on Decks 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7. The staterooms on Deck 1 have the smaller windows and therefore not such a good view.

Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms with Navigator’s Verandah

These Staterooms are a unique design to the Disney Wonder and Magic cruise ships. They have an enclosed private verandah, so you have more space and view, but you do not have any outside space.

There are just 26 of these are true Navigator’s Verandah staterooms on Disney Wonder and Magic. They are very popular and tend to be booked quickly. They are classified as Category 7 staterooms. All are located on decks 5, 6 and 7.

There are another 4 staterooms (6134, 6634, 7120, 7620) which are category 7 and are described as Navigator’s verandah staterooms, but they do not have the enclosed verandah. They have verandahs with obstructed views as they are located on Deck 6 aft and wrap around the hull. They can be a good choice though if you are aware of this, and want to save some money instead of going to a Category 6 or 5 Verandah stateroom.

The Navigator’s Verandah staterooms are 268 square feet including the verandah. The Sleep up to 3 guests and have a Queen or 2 Twin beds with a single sofa bed. They also have the split bathroom.

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah

These staterooms are 268 square feet (including the verandah) and have a Queen size bed or 2 twins and a single sleeper sofa. They sleep up to 4 guests. All of these Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms are classified as either Category 5 or 6.

There are 114 Category 5 Staterooms on the Wonder and Magic and they are all of Deck 7. Category 6 are on decks 5 and 6 and have slightly larger verandahs.

Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah

These are all Category 4 and are located on Deck 8. These are a great option for larger families as they sleep up to 5 guests.

Each Family Oceanview stateroom has a Queen or 2 Twin beds, a convertible sofa and a pull down bed. The design of the room makes great use of the space available but access to the verandah is a little difficult (but still possible) when the pulldown bed is still down. Your steward will move this for you each morning and evening though if you are using it for a 5th guest.

As will all of the non suite staterooms on the Disney Wonder and Magic except the standard inside rooms, this has the split bath feature.

Concierge 1 Bedroom Suite with Verandah

These are the Category T staterooms which sleep up to 5 guests and have 614 square feet of space. These suites have a separate bedroom with a Queen size bed and a separate living room with a double sofa bed. All the suites also have a pull down twin bed (some are in the living area, others in the bedroom).

A great feature of the suite is that it has 2 bathrooms. The verandah is very spacious at double the width of standard verandahs on the ship.

All of the Concierge One Bed Suites are located on Deck 8. They are very popular and are usually amongst the first categories to book as there are only 18 available.

Concierge 2 Bedroom Suite with Verandah

At 945 square feet (which includes the triple wide verandah) these beautiful suites give you plenty of space. Each suite is in Category S.

They have 2 bedrooms which each have a Queen size bed. The living area has a double sofa bed. There are walk in closets, wet bar, a DVD player and a total of two and a half bathrooms )one has a jacuzzi tub).

Again these suites book up very quickly. There are 2 suites on the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic both of which are located on Deck 8. The sleep up to 7 guests.

Concierge Royal Suite with Verandah

If you want the ultimate in luxury then Category R Royal Suites will certainly make you very happy! There are only 2 suites on each ship and they are named the Walter E. Disney Suite and the Roy O. Disney Suite. Both are located on Deck 8.

Each suite sleeps up to 7 guests in unrivaled comfort. They have 2 bedrooms. One has a Queen bed and the other has 2 twin beds and 2 pull down beds.

There is a large living room with a wall pull down bed, dining area, wet bar, and walk in closets. The suites have 2 and a half bathrooms (one with a jacuzzi tub).

With 1029 square feet of total area including the verandah you are going to have a lot of space to enjoy.

Whichever stateroom you choose you will be staying in some of the very best at sea – from the inside staterooms to the suites there is something for everyone. But it is important to make your choice carefully. Talk this over with your Disney travel agent who should have experience of each room type and be able to advise you not just about pricing but also help you find the very best stateroom for your budget.

Not all staterooms are created equally – even within the same Category. The location can also be very important. Do you want to be close to the pool, the restaurants, the theater? And some are best avoided as they are noisier than others or do not have such a great view. To help you decide all of these things make sure you book with a Disney cruise specialist.

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If you wanted to book a Disney cruise to Hawaii for 2012 and thought you had missed out then here is your chance again to get a stateroom for the cruise which sails out of Los Angeles on 29th April. This is Disney’s first ever cruise to Hawaii and when the dates were released they sold out fast. But as often happens some of the staterooms are now available again as guests decided not to go ahead and confirm the bookings. So once again you have a chance to book a fabulous Disney cruise to Hawaii.

The Disney Wonder cruise ship will sail to Hawaii twice in 2012. Once on April 29th and then again on October 14th. Each cruise will be 14 nights and will visit Hilo on Hawaii, Kahului on Hawaii, Honolulu on the island of Oahu and Nawilwili on Kauai. There is one final port stop in Ensenada Mexico before you sail back home to Los Angeles.

Here is the full itinerary for the Disney Hawaii cruises:

Sunday Los Angeles
Monday At Sea
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday At Sea
Friday Hilo, Hawaii
Saturday Kahului, Hawaii
Sunday Honolulu, Oahu
Monday Nawilwili, Kauai
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday At Sea
Friday At Sea
Saturday At Sea
Sunday Ensenada, Mexico
Monday Los Angeles

A 14 night cruise gives you plenty of time to truly relax and enjoy a vacation. There is a lot of time at sea on this cruise but for some (including me) that is a huge part of the appeal. How often do you go on a trip only to find yourself at the end of it, more exhausted than when you started out? Sometimes it is a good idea just to step back and take some time to truly relax, and even perfect the art of doing nothing, if only for a few days!

Of course there is so much to do on a Disney cruise you are always going to have something to keep you occupied. Disney cruises are very family orientated but there is something for all ages to enjoy. Don’t think that this one is just for the kids because the adults are not going to want the cruise experience to end either!

What is so special about a Disney cruise? The great designs of the ships include many industry firsts such as rotational dining (where your wait staff go with you as you dine in the different restaurants). The staterooms are up to 25% larger than others in the industry. This makes a huge difference, particularly when you are sailing on a longer cruise. The children’s entertainment and kids clubs are the very best at sea. And of course you have the Disney magic. It is difficult to put into words if you have never sailed on a Disney ship, but the standard of service is exceptional and the attention to detail is not something you usually find with other cruise lines. Disney always excels at putting on a show and you can experience Broadway quality entertainment every night on your cruise.

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Are you thinking of a cruise on the Disney Dream in 2013? Now is the time to book for 2013 and the Disney Dream has some great 3 and 4 night sailings to the Bahamas. All of those sailings have a stop at the very popular Disney private island Castaway Cay. So here are the 2013 Disney Dream sailing dates.

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Disney Dream 3 Night Bahamian Cruise 2013

2013 Sail Dates: 1/10, 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25, 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30, 6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27, 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/24* 12/5, 12/12, 12/19, 12/26

*11/24 = Sunday departure

Thursday Port Canaveral Florida
Friday Nassau
Saturday Castaway Cay
Sunday Port Canaveral Florida

Disney Dream 4 Night Bahamas Cruise 2013

2013 Sail Dates: 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25, 9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15, 12/22, 12/29

Sunday Port Canaveral Florida
Monday Nassau
Tuesday Castaway Cay
Wednesday At Sea
Thursday Port Canaveral Florida

The Disney Dream was a brand new ship in 2011 and since she was launched she has proved to be very popular with many dates selling out quickly. The Disney Dream is 40% larger than the original Disney Dream and Wonder ships. One of the major attractions is the first water coaster at sea – The Aquaduck. This thrilling 785 water slide is a cruise industry first.

As with all of the Disney cruise ships there is something on board for all ages. The Disney Dream is very much a family orientated ship. Disney has the very best kids club program at sea with almost a whole deck devoted to the younger members of the family. The sometimes difficult to please teenagers have a very innovative space including an outdoor deck at The Vibe. The adults are not left out – the Dream has 11 lounges and night clubs.

Another area where Disney excels is in onboard entertainment. This really is Disney at it’s best and the stage shows are spectacular. The shows on the Dream are ‘Disney’s Believe” “The Golden Mickeys: A Timeless Tribute” and “Villains Tonight”. The entertainment is not just the stage shows of course. The Dream has a great movie theater where Disney movies are shown.

Disney cruise lines is known for it’s larger than average staterooms, and innovative spilt bathroom design. The subtly themed staterooms give lots of space and nice Disney touches. Some of the most popular staterooms are the inside cabins which have another industry first – virtual portholes. You may not have a window but the virtual porthole will give you a view of outside, and maybe some surprises when Nemo or Mickey and his friends swim past.

You have a great range of dining options on the Disney Dream too. Disney is the only cruise line which has ‘rotational dining’. What this means is that you dine in a different restaurant each evening, but that your waiters come with you. This is a really great idea as then your waiters get to know you and your family so that they can be of better service to you. If you want to experience premier dining then there are 2 options on the Disney Dream – Palo and Remy. There are also plenty of casual dining options including Cabanas the buffet dining location.

If you want advice from the Disney Cruise travel agent experts contact us here at EverythingMouse Travel. We only deal in Disney travel and we know the ships inside out.

New for 2012 is a Disney Cruise from Galveston Texas. The Disney Magic will sail out of Galveston beginning on 22nd September 2012 and continue for Holiday cruises in December. The itinerary will be a mix of 6, 7 and 8 night Western Caribbean cruises. This is a great opportunity for guests looking for a Disney cruise from a Texas port and they are expected to be very popular.

The new itineraries offer some great ports of call including Grand Cayman and Cozumel.

6 Night Western Caribbean Disney Cruise from Galveston

There will be 2 sailings of the 6 night itinerary. One on 15th December and the other will be a New Year cruise beginning on 29th December 2012. This is the itinerary:

Saturday Galveston Texas
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday Grand Cayman
Wednesday Cozumel Mexico
Thursday At Sea
Friday Galveston Texas

7 Night Western Caribbean Disney Cruise from Galveston

The sailing dates are September 22, September 29, October 6, October 13, October 20, October 27, November 3, November 10, November 17, November 24, December 1, December 8, 2012.

Saturday Galveston Texas
Sunday At Sea
Monday At Sea
Tuesday Grand Cayman
Wednesday Costa Maya Mexico
Thursday Cozumel
Friday At Sea
Saturday Galvesston Texas

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The one 8 night itinerary is for the Christmas Holiday cruise sailing on 21st December 2012

Friday Galveston
Saturday At Sea
Sunday Key West
Monday At Sea
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Costa Maya, Mexico
Thursday Cozumel Mexico
Friday At Sea
Saturday Galveston

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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 Easter 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.

Once again Disney Cruises are offering a great deal on select Mexican Riviera Cruises in 2012. The Disney Wonder departs from Los Angeles on 7 night sailings to Mexico. Here is the 7 night itinerary for the Disney Wonder:

Sunday Los Angeles, CA
Monday At Sea
Tuesday At Sea
Wednesday Puerto Vallarta
Thursday Cabo San Lucas
Friday Cabo San Lucas
Saturday At Sea
Sunday Los Angeles, CA

The sailing dates with the Kids Sail Free offer for 2012 are 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/4.

Kids 17 and under can sail free when traveling with two full-fare Guests in the same stateroom in Categories 4A-10C. Government Taxes and Fees not included.

This offer gives a great chance for guests to have a Disney Cruise at a discounted rate. Disney Cruise Lines is consistently rated as one of the top cruise lines. This itinerary offers 3 port stops and 3 relaxing days at sea. The perfect way to recharge and relax whilst enjoying that unrivaled Disney standard of service.

Usually these offers sell out quickly so if you are interested then talk to a Disney Authorized Travel Agent as soon as possible. Remember that the services of Everything Mouse Travel are free – and we have traveled extensively on the Disney ships so can always give you expert advice on how to make this a vacation to remember.