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Cruise Line
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Built
specifically to cater to families, Disney's ships offer an incredible
array of amenities and activities. The ships are largely divided
between areas for children and adults, allowing kids to have all
the fun they want under the watch of well-trained staff, while
parents can relax in adult-only bars, lounges, restaurants and
swimming pools. From its inception, Disney Cruise Line was destined
to be different. As the first owned and operated cruise line by
the dream makers at Disney, Disney Cruise Line specifically designed
its ships with areas and activities that appeal to the unique
vacation needs of every member of the family. As a result, Disney
Cruise Line vacations offer guests an unbelievable cruise experience
not found anywhere else. In addition to offering seven-night cruise
vacations to the Caribbean, Disney Cruise Line offers three and
four-night itineraries to the Bahamas and pre or post options
which include a stay at the Walt Disney World Resort. Disney ships
also sail the Panama Canal, the Mexican Riviera, Transatlantic
Crossings, Europe and for the first time, Alaska and the Pacific
Coast. In 2011, Disney Dream sets sail offering Bahamas cruise
vacations.
Unique
Features including:
Castaway Cay - Disney's private Bahamian Island. The ship docks
right at the island to let guests come and go as they please.
Entertainment - Original Disney musicals, incredible deck parties,
fireworks at sea, first run films (including 3D Digital Movies),
time with Disney Characters and much more.
Age-specific
Activities - Including special programs for kids, teens and adults.
Rotation
dining - where guests, servers and tablemates rotate to a different
dining experience nightly.
Staterooms
- Family-sized staterooms to stretch out.
World-renowned Disney service.
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Disney Cruise line Destinations
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Cruise Line offers a wide variety of sailing schedules allowing
passengers to visit destinations and ports of call around the world.
Popular itneraries include cruises sailing to Alaska, Bahamas, the
Caribbean, U.S Eastern Seaboard, Hawaii, the Mediterranean, Mexico,
the U.S Westcoast, and more. |
- Alaska
- Bahamas
- Baltics/Russia
- Caribbean
- Europe
(Western)
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- Mexico
(Pacific Coast)
- Panama
Canal
- Transatlantic
- W.
Mediterranean
- West
Coast US.
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Disney
Cruise line Ships in Fleet
Disney Wonder
The Disney Wonder was the second ship in the line, and offered
the same Disney-themed, child-friendly atmosphere families came
to expect from the first ship. The Disney Wonder offers 3- and
4-night itineraries departing from Port Canaveral and stopping
at Nassau and Castaway Cay, Disney's private island.
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A small army of well-trained counselors help take care of kids,
who are divided into five age groups and parents are given beepers
during the day in case they'd like to take time for themselves.
On a Disney cruise, you'll enjoy entertainment for all ages, adult
exclusive areas, special programs and hangouts for kids and teens,
family sized staterooms to stretch out and world-renowned Disney
service.
Disney
Wonder
Passengers: 1,750
Year Built: 1999
Tonnage: 85,000
Decks: 11
Crew: 945
Registry: Bahamas
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Disney's
first foray into the cruise industry, the Magic debuted in 1998.
The ship offers an incredible array of children only-, family-,
and adult only-activities and areas so it's a popular choice
for cruisers with children.
Disney
Magic
Passengers: 1,750
Year Built: 1998
Tonnage: 83,338
Decks: 11
Crew: 950
Registry: Bahamas
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Disney Magic
Disney
Cruise Line offers a vacation that everyone in the family thinks
is created just for them. On a Disney cruise, parents get the
quality time with their kids that they crave. And kids get to
have fun with their parents... whether it's swimming or having
dinner together... or exploring new destinations.
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Disney Dream
Debuting
in 2011, the Disney Dream has all the themed entertainment
and family-friendly amenities cruisers have come to expect
from the line. Highlights include a Nemo's Reef water-play
area and Goofy's Sports Deck.
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Building on the classic style of the previous 2 ships, the Disney
Magic and the Disney Wonder, the Disney Dream is a valiant vessel
distinguished for its classic early 20th-century design—which
harkens back to the golden age of cruising—and state-of-the-art
technology.As can be expected from Disney, the cruise liner
was specially designed with families in mind, combining sleek
style and convenient facilities with splashes of magic and cruise-industry
firsts—like the splashtacular AquaDuck, the very first
water coaster at sea.
Disney
Dream
Passengers: 4,000 Y
ear Built: 2011
Tonnage: 128,000
Decks: 14
Crew: 1,458
Registry:
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Disney
Fantasy
Passengers: 4,000
Year Built: 2012
Tonnage: 128,000
Decks: 14
Crew: 1,458
Registry:
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Disney
Fantasy
Coming
out March 2012
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Call
us now to book your Disney Cruise Adventure.
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