UK Disney Cruise Line specialists

Your Disney cruise, planned by people who’ve sailed it

Castaway Cay, Alaska, the Disney Wish from Southampton or the brand-new Disney Adventure in Singapore: we’ll help you choose the right ship, stateroom and sailing, add Walt Disney World or a few nights in a hotel, and look after you from first question to Sail Away. Plus bonus onboard credit when you book with us.
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Plan your Disney cruise

Our most popular Disney Cruise Line guides

Free tools and guides from our own sailings: the pages Disney cruisers use most before they board.
Wish cabin theme lookup

Wish cabin theme lookup

Pop in your stateroom number and see which Disney story your Wish cabin is themed on.
Disney Fantasy deck plan

Disney Fantasy deck plan

Every deck explained, with where to book for quiet, views and easy access to the kids’ clubs.
What’s included

What’s included

Meals, soft drinks, kids’ clubs and shows are in. Here’s exactly what costs extra.
Stateroom guide

Stateroom guide

Inside, Oceanview, Verandah and Concierge, plus which rooms sleep a family of four or five.
Dining guide

Dining guide

How rotational dining works, plus the adults-only restaurants and whether they’re worth it.
Kids’ & teens’ clubs

Kids’ & teens’ clubs

From the nursery to Oceaneer Club, Edge and Vibe: ages and what they get up to.

New to Disney cruising?

Start with our first-timer’s planning guide: booking windows, Port Adventures, dining and our honest tips for your first sailing.

Meet the fleet

Ten ships, each with its own kind of magic

Eight ships at sea now, from the classic Disney Magic to the record-breaking Disney Adventure, and two more on the way. Tap a ship for our guide.
Disney Magic

Alaska & Texas

Disney Magic

The ship that started it all, now sailing Alaska from Vancouver and Texas from Galveston. We crossed the Atlantic on her.

Ship guide →

Disney Wonder

Alaska & California

Disney Wonder

Classic Disney elegance, with Alaska summers from Vancouver and Mexico sailings from San Diego.

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Disney Dream

Florida

Disney Dream

Short Bahamas breaks with a day at Castaway Cay: a perfect first taste, or an add-on to Walt Disney World.

Ship guide →

Disney Fantasy

Florida

Disney Fantasy

The Dream’s sister ship, sailing from Port Canaveral. We’ve sailed her in the Caribbean and the Norwegian fjords.

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Disney Wish

Southampton in 2027

Disney Wish

The first Wish-class ship, bringing Disney’s newest style of cruising to Southampton in summer 2027.

Ship guide →

Disney Treasure

Caribbean

Disney Treasure

Adventure-themed from bow to stern, on week-long Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings.

Ship guide →

Disney Destiny

Heroes & villains

Disney Destiny

Pick a side: Marvel heroes and Disney villains take centre stage on Bahamas and Caribbean sailings.

Ship guide →

Disney Adventure

Singapore

Disney Adventure

The biggest Disney ship yet, sailing all at sea from Singapore. We were on her second ever sailing.

Ship guide →

Disney Believe

Coming December 2027

Disney Believe

The fourth Wish-class ship, sailing Bahamas and Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale. Now open to book.

Ask us about her →

Disney Imagination

Coming to Japan in 2029

Disney Imagination

The first ship of Disney Cruise Line Japan, sailing from Tokyo, with Ariel drawing her name on the stern.

Ask us about her →

Bonus onboard credit

A little extra magic, just for booking with us

We add thank-you onboard credit to your Disney cruise based on your booking value. Spend it on a dinner at Palo, the spa or Disney treats on board, or take the same amount off your cruise price instead.

Booking up to £2,000

$40

onboard credit

Booking £2,000+

$80

onboard credit

Booking £5,000+

$150

onboard credit

Adding flights, hotels or Walt Disney World? We can wrap it all into one package, ATOL-protected when flights are included. Packages get an overall discount instead of onboard credit.

Why book your Disney cruise with us

Disney fans first, travel specialists second

We started Magical Traveller as Disney fans, and we still plan Disney holidays all over the world: from Walt Disney World to Shanghai and the high seas.
Kieran and Phil on Disney Cruise Line
Kieran and Phil on Disney Cruise Line
Kieran and Phil on Disney Cruise Line
Kieran and Phil on Disney Cruise Line

We’ve sailed it ourselves

We’ve sailed the Disney Fantasy in the Caribbean and the Norwegian fjords, crossed the Atlantic on the Disney Magic and joined Disney Adventure’s second ever sailing. If we haven’t tried something, we’ll tell you.

Land and sea, sorted

Walt Disney World plus a cruise from Port Canaveral, flights from the UK, hotels and transfers, all in one package and one booking.

Join Magic at Sea

Swap tips with fellow Disney cruisers in Magic at Sea, our friendly UK Disney Cruise Line Facebook group.

Your questions answered

Disney Cruise Line FAQs

Not fully, but a lot is included. Your fare covers main meals with rotational dining, quick-service food, soft drinks, tea, coffee and ice cream, the kids’ and teens’ clubs, Broadway-style shows, character meet-and-greets, deck parties and first-run films. Alcohol, the adults-only restaurants, the spa, Wi-Fi, the nursery and Port Adventures cost extra. See exactly what’s included.

Yes. In summer 2027 the Disney Wish sails 3, 4, 5 and 7-night cruises from Southampton to Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, the Norwegian fjords and the British Isles, with more Wish sailings from Barcelona and Rome. Read our Disney Wish in Europe guide.

Each evening you eat in a different themed main restaurant, and your own serving team moves with you, so they quickly learn your family’s favourites. Some nights dinner comes with a show, such as Animator’s Palate on the Dream and Fantasy. More in our dining guide.

Very. Every ship has an adults-only pool area, adults-only bars and lounges, and Palo for adults-only dining, with Remy on the Dream and Fantasy and Enchanté on the Wish-class ships. Couples and groups of friends sail with Disney all the time. Read is Disney Cruise Line for adults?

The it’s a small world nursery is for babies and toddlers (charged by the hour), Oceaneer Club is for ages 3 to 12, Edge for 11 to 14 and Vibe for 14 to 17. The clubs are included in your fare. See our kids’ and teens’ guide.

They’re Disney’s two private island destinations in the Bahamas. Most Bahamas and Caribbean sailings from Florida call at one or both, with beaches, lunch, water play areas and an adults-only beach included, plus cabanas and excursions to book.

Yes. Halloween on the High Seas runs through the autumn, Very Merrytime cruises bring Christmas to the fleet in November and December, and selected sailings include Marvel Day at Sea and Pixar Day at Sea. Ask us which dates have them.

It depends on your family. The Wish-class ships (Wish, Treasure and Destiny) have the newest dining and entertainment, the Dream and Fantasy are great value, and the smaller Magic and Wonder do Alaska beautifully. Disney Adventure is the biggest, but sails all at sea from Singapore. Compare them in our guide to Disney’s ships.

Bonus onboard credit based on your booking value (or the same value off your cruise price), plus advice from people who’ve sailed with Disney. We can also add Walt Disney World, hotels and flights as one package, ATOL-protected when flights are included.

What our travellers say

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Ready to plan your Disney cruise?

Tell us who’s travelling and roughly when, and we’ll come back with the best ships, staterooms and prices, plus your bonus onboard credit.