Disney Magic Review

Back-to-Back Disney Cruise of Seniors With No Children

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Disney Magic
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First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Feb 2008
Cabin: Standard Inside Stateroom

We did back-to-back Western followed by an Eastern Caribbean Cruise, because we enjoy cruising on the Disney Magic. Obviously, we are what you would call Disney fanatics. During the first week we went with friends, and stayed for the second cruise. I would rate this as our best ever Disney Cruise. Embarkation was a snap, and we were on board the Disney Magic at noon.

The staff on the entire ship truly made us feel at home. The weather is prefect for those who enjoy low humidity and temperatures ranging from the middle 60s to the very low 80s. I could believe the improvement on the food and menu. I would have to say that the menu and food quality was superior to Celebrity Century, which we had cruised on earlier during the year. On lobster night you actually got a whole lobster. The food was never cold and seasoned appropriately.

Because the Disney Magic has a quiet pool for adults, a coffee house for adults, exercise equipment just for adults, etc., you never really noticed the kids, who made up 40% of the 2000 passengers.

Cabin Review

Standard Inside Stateroom

Cabin 11B

Cabin was great. Only reason we didn't get the same cabin for next year is that when you do a back-to-back cruise, who wants to move. Since the cabin wasn't available, we took the next one down the hall of course an inside cabin only way to go....

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