Disney Magic Review

Disney Cruise for Adults

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

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Sail Date: Feb 2010
Cabin: Standard Inside Stateroom

I have no kids, but my mom and I thoroughly enjoyed 14 days on the Disney Magic. The first cruise was the Western Caribbean, and the second cruise was the Eastern Caribbean. We take these cruises, because we are not only Disney fanatics, but also enjoy the Disney quality shows.

Although Disney Cruises are more expensive than similar cruises. This is definitely a case of getting what you paid for. The Disney Broadway style shows are first class and second to none. If a person dislike Disney characters, this is not the cruise for you. Also, the only gambling is bingo. Most other cruise lines have adult lecture series, which of course Disney does not.

We rarely ever get off of the ship, as we enjoy all the ship has to offer, and it gives me the opportunity to have quality time to write a book. We use Disney cruises to give as the opportunity to sit back and enjoy the world as it goes by. I normally work out for one hour a day either cycling or swimming in the adult pool.

Cabin Review

Standard Inside Stateroom

Cabin 11B

Inside cabin great for two people. If there are three or four individuals, I would recommend a cat. 10, deluxe inside. Although the cabin was fine. A group of parents let their kids run up and down the halls; however by 10:30 p.m. there was no excessive noise. The cabin is also in the front of the ship close to the elevator.

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