This was our second Disney cruise. The first one we took just before the pandemic in February the month before shut downs started. The first cruise was phenomenal. We felt like we were getting the value for our money and it was MAGIC. The second one was an awful experience. Worse than Carnival. I want to go through the specifics of the "why" behind our deciding this was never going to happen ...
This is definitely a cruise for family with little kids. They are just running around, noisy and messy.
First the pros. The crew is very friendly and very professional. We were very grateful for their services. The shows were exceptional and very entertaining, catering for not only for kids. The stateroom that we were in (Veranda) is very nice. One particular good point is they have a separate ...
We chose Disney because it was earned through a job recognition program. I would never chose Disney over another cruise line. I am so glad we went and experienced the Disney Magic. I still not a huge fan of Disney but Disney Cruise Line was outstanding.
Spotless is the word of the week. Everything was Spotless and very very clean. Our room and everywhere you looked and went on the ship. Our ...
I am an avid cruiser, this makes my 30th cruise overall and have sailed the 4 major lines with 6 on Disney Cruise line. All I can say is when we stepped on the Wish my Cousin and our adult girls were amazed a how stunning that lobby is. The crew all so welcoming. We had a Deluxe Oceanview stateroom on Deck 9. (that is the only thing I would change) We should have gotten 2 staterooms with our 20 ...
Terrible- would not recommend and would not go again. Had plenty of great experiences before Covid on the magic, the dream, however was a nightmare. Day 1 - not a day only a couple of hours - waiting outside the terminal. When my time was set for 1:15-1:30, I expected to be boarding the boat, not waiting outside in the street. There was not enough parking and my husband had to walk 1/2 to park the ...
This was a first Disney cruise experience for our family. We showed up with unrivaled excitement and it was not spoiled. The ship was spectacular with Mickey details from bow to tail. We had a veranda room and the floor plan was great for a family of 5 (mom, dad, and 3 littles - 7, 7, and 5). We really liked the drop down bunk bed and Murphy bed for the kids. The berthing was incredibly quite at ...
We chose this ship because our grandkids wanted to do the new Wish. We also enjoy sailing the newer ships so we didn't hesitate. The very cartoonish decor was not our cup of tea but whatever, it's all about the kids anyway. Having been on the Dream before we were amazed to find crowd flow problems. The buffet was so closed in you couldn't hardly move due to narrow pathways. The same applied to ...
I’m platinum on Carnival and have sailed RC, Celebrity, and others that no longer exist, so I was really excited to try Disney. I’ve always heard that Disney cruises are first class all the way with fabulous food and service, and with what I paid for a 4 day cruise, I thought SURELY it will be amazing!!! Wow, was I ever disappointed.
We noticed immediately, it’s mostly families with young ...
First of all, I'll admit that my review will be a bit incomplete as my wife and I got covid on the ship and had to get isolated for half of the cruise. With that said, I think five nights is plenty enough time to judge the ship. I've been on the Magic for four cruises, and it's been a bit of my "home ship", in a way, so I was eager to see what the Dream had to offer.
Unfortunately, I think ...
Terribly designed ship. Very small spaces. Elevator size was clearly sacrificed. It’s like cramming people into a horizontal pez dispenser. Buffet is a very old cruising horseshoe layout without enough room for people to pass each other and barely enough for one person yo pass the lines waiting to be served. The more modern self serve open layout with islands on many new ships is much more ...