Disney Los Angeles Cruise Reviews

Embarking on the Wonder has to be described as painful. We arrived about 11 am and spent the next 1+ hr standing in lines, the longest for the mandatory wrist band for my son to attend the Oceaneer Club. The port facility was crowded and there were not enough chairs so many people were sitting on the floor. The ship itself is somewhat dated, the elevators are very small and you are ...

Wow, I am almost weeping as I write this. We just got off our first Disney cruise (2n to "nowhere", the first cruise out of LA). We just could NOT wait to get on this ship! We are big Disney fans (almost 1000 DVC points, lots of visits to the parks, etc) but had never gotten around to flying 3000 miles to go on a Disney cruise. Living in San Diego, we love the Port of LA and have sailed Princess ...

We have taken 3 other cruises before this one, each one on different cruise lines, and we've enjoyed each one. We have been huge Disney fans all of our lives. This was our first cruise on DCL, and was going to serve as an assessment of sorts to see if we would like to take a longer cruise with them in the future. The things that we enjoyed about the cruise: The food was good throughout the ship. ...

we knew it was Disney..... but there were so many kids! Pacific was quite rough - roughest water of any of our cruises. don't arrive until 12:30PM - can't get on the ship before that this ship is getting old - creaks a lot, buffet line very inefficient, etc. food and shows only fair time in port is very brief - like only 5 hours? really? good things: 1. exercise room fine ...