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From the hearts and minds of the dream-makers at Disney come the most imaginative vessels afloat: The Disney Magic® and the Disney Wonder®.
Step aboard and discover ships as classic as the greatest ocean liners of years gone by. Staterooms that are among the largest at sea. And separate activity areas for adults, teens, and kids. Close the door behind you and enter a surprisingly spacious world of your own. Staterooms comfortably accommodate at least three people -- deluxe family staterooms accommodate up to five. An unprecedented 73% offer spectacular ocean views, and of these, 44% feature private verandahs. Plus, you'll appreciate thoughtful extras like a bath-and-a-half in most staterooms, lots of storage space, and handsome, nautical furnishings.
Only a Disney Cruise Line® vacation gives you so many ways to play together, and separately. With practically an entire deck devoted to kids, there's non-stop fun each day from 9 a.m. to midnight for five distinct age groups. Kids ages 3 to 7 make magic at Disney's Oceaneers Club. Kids 8 to 12 explore the universe at Disney's Oceaneer Lab. Teens enjoy their own private hangout at a New York-style coffeehouse called Common Grounds. And with your kids practically begging to join their new friends each day, you might be tempted to engage in a little fun of your own, from relaxing in an adult-only pool area, to daily activities like wine-tasting or cooking demonstrations.
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Shipboard Amenities & Activities
the competitive waters of the Bahamas cruise market with the launching of
Disney Magic in 1998. The ship is a sleekly beautiful vessel reminiscent
of the transatlantic steamship era. Disney Magic, however, didn't garner
the expected universal applause: families with children raved about the
experience while adults complained there were no activities for them and
even the adult-only areas and private restaurant didn't live up to
expectations. Eventually, the initial high fares for a one-week package
combining a three- or four-day cruise with a stay at a Disney Orlando
hotel and theme park entrance fees became more reasonably-priced and one
can even find bargains. Rates are still higher than competitor Carnival,
which has Orlando (Port Canaveral)-based ships catering to families, but
you don't get the same Disney shipboard experience. Sister ship Disney
Wonder began service on the same itinerary in August, 1999. The original
Disney Magic switched to seven-night Eastern Caribbean cruises in August
2000 and began alternating seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean
itineraries on May 11, 2002.
facilities
for children. Disney Magic and Disney Wonder's Oceaneer Club spans nearly
an entire deck with supervised programs for children aged 3-5 and kids
6-8. Children aged 9-12 will find high-tech interactive programs in the
Oceaneer Lab. Kids 11-12 can compete in a marine biology knowledge quest
game show and send digital post cards to friends. There's a good chance
you'll see more Disney characters aboard Disney Wonder and Disney Magic
than at the theme parks!