Disney Wonder

Pros: visual beauty; cuisine
Cons: location of spa; small cafeteria

Disney is still very young to the cruise industry, but they are catching on quickly. I have enjoyed a 3 day voyage on each of the two ships; the Magic in October 1998, and the Wonder in October 1999. On the first voyage, I was spellbound by the dazzling...

Pros: Disney Dreams is an all-time favorite
Cons: Voyage of the Ghost Ship is slow moving

PLEASE NOTE: This report is being posting under both the Wonder and the Magic, as the shows are the same on both ships.
Although I've written general reviews of Disney Cruise Line, I'm going to try a few that focus on specific areas. Since we have...

Pros: So much to do, excellent food, everything else.
Cons: Kind of expensive.

My husband and I knew when we got engaged that our honeymoon would be in Disney World. Somehow we decided to combine that with a cruise and are so glad that we did! It was the perfect honeymoon!

We had never been on a cruise before so we...

Pros: staterooms,movies, shows, 3-4 yo children's programming, Plutos, Buffet, Palos, Scoops, 80's night, Castaway Cay
Cons: Weather, paperwork hassles, cold pools, soft drink charge, deck parties, older children's programming, Nassau, tips

First off, this cruise is expensive. More so than other cruises. Second, we paid more to go over the Christmas holidays, so we sacrificed to get there. When we arrived in Pt. Canaveral Florida with our shorts and t-shirts it was about 45 degrees outside ...

Pros: Kids club was amazing!
Cons: 4 night cruise was too short.

I don't know who had more fun, the children or myself. I am a huge Disney fan and was in heaven the whole trip. My husband is not a Disney fan at all but has already said he'd like to go on a 7 night next time. The only complaint from the children (6...

Pros: Infant friendly ship, Amazing Service, Incredible positivity
Cons: Traveling with an infant DOES limit adult activity

Many of the attached reviews explain the basics of why Disney has again mastered customer service -- this time in the cruise ship industry. The service alone is a reason to pay the extra money to choose Disney, as their cruiseline follows their lead ...

Pros: Great staterooms, free drink station, seamless service, gorgeous ship.
Cons: In room breakfast not advertised as an option. Late seating is too late.

I just returned from a 7-day Land and Sea Disney Vacation (which included a 4-day cruise on the Disney Wonder). I chose this cruise because my mother just loves to cruise, and my 4-year old son was ready for a trip to Disney World. So, me, my husband, ...

Pros: Excellent service, food, facilities
Cons: Bahamas was a bust. Need more time at Castaway Cay which was great fun

My pre-teen son and I took a Disney cruise in February. It was our first cruising experience so I had no preset expectations or any point of comparison.

The service was spectacular from the airport, shuttle, boarding, ship service,...

Pros: Terrific staff, quiet staterooms, spotless ship, excellent kids' programs
Cons: Not much for seniors-- boring at times. Pools are crowded as is Castaway Key.

My wife and I took our son, his wife, and her two kids, 5 and 9, on a 4-day cruise. The 9-year-old has CP and uses a wheelchair or crutches. From our arrival at Orlando airport, Disney was on top of everything. They handled the luggage, got us to Port ...

Pros: Biggest pros: DISNEY CHARACTERS AND PALO'S!!!
Cons: Notable: No day at sea, but who cares anyway?

My mother and I went on a three-day cruise aboard the Disney Wonder to Nassau and Castaway Cay for my 19th birthday and the tenth anniversary of sailing with Disney Cruise Line last August. We embarked the ship rather early (some four or so hours ...

Pros: Service
Cons: Food

My family just returned from a Disney Cruise. We went for a family reunion (in other words, not our idea). Our immediate family consists of 2 adults and 2 kids 8&6, we are not Disney fans. This was our first cruise, and most likely our last. The ...

Pros: Amazing crew, great food, first class entertainment, tons of activities
Cons: A little more money than most, thought some things would have been included

My wife and I reciently returned from the most amazing honeymoon. A seven night "Land and Sea" package from Disney. First off 3 nights at a Disney resort, then 4 nights aboard the Disney Wonder. With your package all transers to and from the Orlando...

Pros: impeccable service, balconies on many cabins, great theater
Cons: terrible bus service from orlando airport to port canaveral

My best friend and I sailed on the 3 day Disney Wonder sailing in October of 2001. We are both in our 30s and worried a little that the ship would be overrun with kids and kids activities.
We found this not to be the case. There were PLENTY of kids...

Pros: Disney goes all out for a luxurious experience.
Cons: This luxurious experience can be costly

...Its to go on another Disney Cruise. I have sailed on the Wonder twice. The first time was in November of 2000 and the most recent was in January of 2005. The weather was perfect in November, but a little chillier than I would have liked in January. ...

Pros: babysitting, nice restaurants, friendly staff
Cons: boring agendas, poorly maintained

We went on the Disney Wonder with our children in October. We chose to take the Disney cruise because we wanted to give our kids a vacation they would love. We had to pay for two rooms because we have 5 children and they would not allow us all in one...