Disney Cruise Line for Kids

Disney Cruise Line for Kids

Aboard the Disney Dream, the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder, children of all ages have their own dream vacation. They partake in engaging, one-of-a-kind experiences found only aboard Disney Cruise Line ships, including imaginative play in vivid settings, spectacular Disney-themed live musicals, arts and crafts, pool and deck parties, and Character Greetings and much more

• Youth Activity Clubs are led by Disney's expert counselors—so parents can relax and enjoy time alone. Children ages 3 months to 3 years receive hands-on care at Flounder's Reef Nursery or at It's a Small World Nursery. Kids and tweens can keep busy at Disney's Oceaneer Club, Disney's Oceaneer Lab and Edge. Teens can sing karaoke, dance, compete in team challenges or go online at Vibe, The Stack or Aloft. And kids of all ages can cool down at Goofy's Pool and Donald's Pool, while Mickey's Pool provides fun for young kids and features a twisting slide.

• Entertainment: During your journey, come face to face with classic and contemporary Disney Characters, sit spellbound through imaginative musical stage shows, and see first-run Disney movies in Disney Digital 3-D.

• Dining: Every restaurant, whether casual or more upscale, is fantastically themed and offers foods kids find irresistible, as well as a friendly servers who take extra special care of little ones.

• Destinations: Whether it's sun-drenched locales with colonial pasts like St. Maarten and rugged Alaskan towns like Ketchikan, or world-class cities such as Rome and Disney's perfect island paradise, Castaway Cay, each destination is sure to inspire a child's imagination.

• Shore Excursions: Disney's shore excursions promise the best every port has to offer, even to children. Glass-bottom boat tours, a submarine voyage, a visit to a butterfly farm and dolphin encounters are but a few of the offerings.

While onboard, be sure to check the Personal Navigator—the Disney Cruise Line daily newsletter detailing all there is to see and do—under "Just for the Kids" and "Teens" for times, locations and descriptions of activities.