Preparing For Your Cruise
- Question
- Should I bring cash, credit cards or foreign currency?
- Answer
- You won't really need cash on the Disney ships, but when you get to port, you'll probably want to have some money with you. In the Bahamas and the Caribbean, U.S. dollars and major credit cards are accepted almost everywhere. For European and Mediterranean cruises, bring traveler's checks to the ports to exchange for local currency. On board our ships, all transactions are in U.S. dollars. You won't need cash while we're at sea because Disney Cruise Line has a convenient "cash-free" system on board the ship. When you arrive at the Walt Disney World Resort or at the Disney Cruise Line terminal at Port Canaveral, your signature will be requested for check-in. At this time you may also present a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Credit Card, Diners Club International, Japanese Credit Bureau or Disney's Visa Credit Card), which will give you charging privileges at both the Walt Disney World Resort and aboard the ship. Any purchases on the ship, including beverage services, spa, salon services, photography, medical and laundry services, purchases from our retail shops, gratuities and any item or service of a personal nature must be charged to your room. All charges must be settled before your Resort departure and debarkation from the ship by cash, traveler's checks, Disney Dollars or by the credit cards mentioned above.
- Other questions in this category
- When can I board the ship?
- Can coolers and/or food items be brought on board?
- What is your policy concerning firearms and weapons?
- We've never been on a cruise. What do we need to know?
- What travel documents—other than proof of citizenship—do I need to bring?
- What are the benefits of acquiring a passport?
- What proof of citizenship do I need to bring?
- How do I handle valuables and medication?
- May I have visitors at the port terminal or on board before embarkation?
- What should I pack?
- May Guests bring alcohol onboard?
- I will be traveling with a wheelchair, electric mobility scooter, electric convenience vehicle (ECV), stroller; will it fit inside my stateroom?



