Disney Magic Review

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Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Magic
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IamAlyce
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2013

Our eight day cruise on the Disney magic consisted of my self and my husband, both in our mid-50s, no children. We are both huge Disney fans and had been wanting to try a Disney cruise, so when it came to our home port of Galveston and they had an itinerary to Disneyworld plus private island, we decided to book. We were slightly apprehensive as we were not bringing children, and had heard that the Disney cruises had lots of them onboard, but we like children and had also heard about the wonderful adult areas, so decided to go for it! We were very happy we did!

Planning and check in online is super easy, and you can find a lot of information precruise. We have been on numerous cruises on a variety of lines, and I really liked the fact that you got to choose a boarding time, couldn't wait to see how that worked!

Arrival at the port and parking was super easy, our shuttle dropped us right at the terminal, a porter took our bags and we walked right in, passports in hand. Check in was quick and efficient and we were told our rooms would be ready at 130, and advised where to go for lunch. I had read that there was less chaos and better service at parrot cay, so off we went. You are seated and the main meal is a buffet, but are serviced for your drinks and special request. I follow a gluten free diet so they directed me to a chef and he walked me through what was safe for me, I was also offered GF bread, one of many times. My advice is that I tried it, it is not good! Don't waste your time!! But the GF muffins and pancakes are great, the pizza crust not so great!

Cabin Review

Cabin 6A

Great location, large corner balcony, easy access to all areas, less noise in hallway. Downside was over engines so lots of vibrations when going into ports plus weird smells like sewage and burned (?) off and on during the day.

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