Disney Cruise Line – Disney Magic Review
We love to cruise and Disney Cruise Line is one of our top picks. The Disney Magic has been recently updated and Lauren went on the Magic. The five night cruise was magnificent. The new Tangled restraunt just opened up an it is one of our favorite things on the Disney Magic. The experience at Tangled is a show, character meal, and non-stop fun from the moment you walk in.
We ate at all the restraunt, including Palo Brunch and Palo Dinner. We loved the Palo brunch and dinner at Palo is always great.
Tangled the musical is a must see when you are on Disney Cruise Lines Magic. We also enjoyed the martini tasting at the lounge. Also a mixology course is a fun choice.
This cruise was also part of the Marvel Day at Sea cruises on Disney Cruise Line and that was the highlight of the cruise. For the full details on the Marvel Day at Sea please listen to our full Disney Cruise Line podcast here or on iTunes.
Disney Cruise Line Tip #1: Don’t worry if you did not book character meet and greets before boarding the cruise ship. Walk directly to guest services to see the available time for the Marvel characters. We had no issues seeing all the Marvel characters we wanted to see. Also the Marvel characters are walking around on the Marvel Day at Sea.
We highly recommend The Marvel Day at Sea Disney Cruise Line sailing and also the Star Wars Day at Sea cruises.
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We’re starting to plan our first Disney Cruise for next fall (2025). I’m a total newbie to cruises in general, and although I’ve been to WDW many times I want to learn as much about the DCL as possible before we pick our destination and ship. I started researching thinking we would definitely sail out of Port Canaveral and end our trip with a couple of days at WDW. Now I’m not so sure! There are so many options for departure ports and destinations. At that time we will have a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old, so I’m looking for information on what would be a good option for them as well as for my husband and I. Any recommendations for kids of those ages on length, destination, or excursions we should look for?
Hi, Lindsey, A Disney Cruise coupled with a Walt Disney World trip is perfect. I like to do the Walt Disney World part first and then the cruise after. This way you have the more relaxing cruise part with unlimited food etc to end your vacation. We can help you plan this also and find the best current special offers. Just go to https://PixieVacations.com and select a mouse chat on the get a quick quote form. Have an amazing day! Steve