Disney Crusie Is it worth it ?

Question

I think I am planing a disney Cruise to take my family on does anybody know if it is worth it or not and what about prices any ideas let me know thanks

Answer 1

I have cruise with Disney twice now, as well as some other cruise lines, and I would say, hands down, Disney is well worth it! We have cruised Disney with and without kids. Both times were exceptional and I would go again in a heartbeat. Disney may be more expensive for some times of the year, but it was well worth the extra money for the great service and experience.

Let me tell you the reasons I really prefer Disney for cruising. First, there is no casino. For us this was a plus because that meant there wasn't one entire deck of the ship we had to avoid because it was a cloud of smoke. There is plenty to do on the ship for adults at night; we had a great time going to the clubs after dinner every night and dancing while our daughter played in her kids club.

Speaking of the kids club, Disney has the best! You can drop your kids off at 9am and not have to pick them up until 1am! They will feed them, entertain them and wear them out! Of course we didn't leave our daughter there all day, but it was really nice to see how excited she was to go see her friends in the kids club. Carnival wanted $5 or 10 an hour after 9 or 10pm to watch your kids. Disney is free until 1am. Like I said, it was nice to be able to go to the clubs after dinner and know she was having fun.

The rooms on Disney are very large and include a small bathtub, which you don't necessarily need since your kids are older, but it was great when our daughter was little. Our inside cabin was the same size as a balcony cabin on Carnival. And it was really nice to have a curtain that pulls closed to give you a teeny bit of privacy. Although when your kids are in the club you can do what you'd like!

Disney service is unmatched on any ship in my experience. Our waiters really served us well, and our room steward was so good!

The best prices for Disney are in the off season, Jan-Mar. We went once the first week of April and there were plenty of kids on the ship. And since they match them up by age, the older kids don't feel like they are stuck with the babies. And the older kids have cool computers and stuff to play with.

Check out the reviews on www.cruisecritic.com and see what others are saying. I think you will find that most people really find Disney cruises exceptional. I guess if you hated Disney characters, etc. this wouldn't be a good match. But if you are a family wanting to really have a nice combination of time together and time apart, Disney is the ticket!

Happy Sails!

Answer 2

My aunt went with her daughter and grandson and they all loved it... Personally I dont think I would because of all the kids (its the one thing i dont like about carnival cruises either) but as your a family man, its probobly a  plus not a minus for your situation

Answer 3

Its pretty good if you have a large group because everyone can do their own thing but it is really easy to meet up for meals and other things.  Also, they have babysitting for most ages which is really great, but a lot of other cruises do too.  If cruises are the type of vacation you like, it is a good company.

The cost varies greatly especially depending on how many days your cruise is and how much it will cost you to get there. (airplane tickets)

Answer 4

http://booking.joystar.com/travel/cruise...

Answer 5

sounds fun to me