Disney Galveston Cruise Reviews

Our family are huge Disney Cruise fans as we've been on both the Disney Dream & Fantasy. For the holiday, we've decided to book a 4 nights cruise on the Disney Wonder from Galveston...and we're sad to say it was a huge disappointment. Our party consisted of myself, my significant other, our 5 years old daughter and 2 years old son. Prior to cruising Disney's smaller and older ship, we've been told ...

My son is 12 and other than short family visits we have never vacationed. He has PKU and requires a strict diet. At a function for PKU I was told Disney was the way to go so I booked the cruise. I informed them of my son's diet which they were familiar with. I called 5 times and was assured each time everything was taken care of. Long story short they did not have his food and every visit to the ...

It started out just fine, meet and greet at airport was spot on. Smiles expected. Ride down to port driver forgot to start video, rusulted in unhappy children. We were Last to board lunch Buffett was closing. Meals were sad at best, except for Palo and lobster night. Cabin was adequate, on the small side. Didn't like the spilt bath, due to the reduced size. Cabin steward was wonderful. Made ...

To be fair, I will put the good parts of the cruise first: The shows were very nice and well done. The singers were awesome and I was really impressed that some of the Disney dancers actually had some meat on there bones and weren't complete toothpicks. I really give them a hand for this! The stage props and effects were awesome and we really liked the fireworks, etc. Most of the staff were ...

Pros: Great food. Wonderful gym, not big enough to do step, but plenty of treadmills, free weights, ellipticals, bikes, and more with oranges and apples right by the one water fountain. Inside the changing room is a sauna, rentable lockers, showers, and toilets. FREE sodas, bagged teas, and coffee with half and half or whole milk with all the artificial or real sugar. Wave phone! It's your ...