Disney Cruise Line®

Activities for the Entire Family

Both the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder offer cruise vacations to be enjoyed by

the young and young at heart, with a wide variety of events and activities that cater

to a variety of age groups.

Specially for kids …

• Flounder’s Reef Nursery — A Little Mermaid and Under the Sea-themed

full-service nursery for children 12 weeks to 3 years old.

• Disney’s Oceaneer Club — For those 3-7 years old, a Peter Pan Neverland

that boasts a captain’s closet filled with costumes, toys and games.

• Disney’s Oceaneer Lab — A high-tech exploration area with activities for

8-12 year-olds, including interactive areas.

• The Stack (Disney Magic) and Aloft (Disney Wonder) — Reserved for those in

the 13-17-year age group, these areas are packed with comfy couches, a

soda bar, Internet access, plasma-screen TVs, MP3 players, and chill-out

necessities.

A popular children’s program includes So You Want to be a Pirate with Captain Hook,

where kids hear stories of pirate adventures and learn what it takes to be a pirate like

Captain Hook.  The Wild Side shore excursion at Castaway Cay provides snorkeling,

biking and sea kayaking as part of the teen-only adventure

Specially for adults …

• Exclusive dining at the reservation-only Palo restaurant, with sweeping

ocean views, stylish settings and exquisite Italian fare.

• Cove Café, a gourmet coffee shop perfect for reading a book or

magazine, surfing the Web or checking E-mail.

• The Quiet Cove Pool and Vista Spa and Salon, both known for relaxation

and rejuvenation.

• A nighttime entertainment district for dancing in the evenings and wine

tastings during the day.

And for the entire family …

• Broadway-style Disney shows performed nightly at the Walt Disney

Theatre including headliners such as Disney Dreams, The Golden

Mickeys and Toy Story – The Musical.

• Ariel Vision, an outdoor 24-by-14-foot jumbo LED screen on deck

9 showing movies, major sporting and broadcast events by the Goofy

family pool area.

• The “Pirates IN the Caribbean” deck party boasting an awe-inspiring

fireworks display at sea.

• Three age-specific swimming pools, including a 200-foot Mickey Mouse

slide and beaches for the family, teens and adults at private island

Castaway Cay.

• 3-D cinematic experiences that combine Disney Digital 3-D films with

in-theatre effects that creates an immersive movie-going experience.

Fun Facts

• Disney Magic and Disney Wonder cruise ships are 83,000 tons, 964 feet long and each as long as the Eiffel

Tower is high.

• Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy cruise ships, currently under construction, will be 128,000 tons and will

have 1,250 staterooms each, which will more than double the passenger capacity of Disney Cruise Line.

• Castaway Cay, Disney’s private Bahamian island, is the only private island in the cruise industry where the ship

docks alongside so guests do not have to tender to land.

• Disney Cruise Line continues to gain top honors in the cruise industry and has recently been awarded:

• The no. 1 cruise experience by readers of Conde Nast Traveler magazine in the 9th Annual “Reader’s

Cruise Poll”

• The no. 3 spot on Travel + Leisure’s “World’s Best” list for the Large Ship category

• Finalist in the Conde Nast Traveler magazine “World Savers Awards” receiving honorable mentions in the

Poverty Alleviation, Education and Preservation categories

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