Cruise Q&A

During online check-in, you will fill out information related to your child’s time at the Oceaneer’s Club. This includes listing which adults in your party are allowed to pick your child up. As part of that process, Disney asks you to choose a secret password. It can be a …

Yes, absolutely. The walk at Castaway Cay looks much longer in photos than it actually is. In reality, it is an easy, flat stroll that takes about 10 to 12 minutes at a relaxed pace. Most families find it very manageable, even with kids in tow.

For families with little …

One of the most common questions in Disney Cruise Line Facebook groups is whether the location of your stateroom affects how much pixie dusting you receive. For those new to the tradition, pixie dusting refers to the random acts of gifting from fellow cruisers. Small surprises are placed in your …

“All Hands on Deck” is one of the simplest and most loved items on the Disney Cruise Line room service menu. It is a cheese plate served with crackers and grapes. There is nothing fancy about it, but it is consistently good and easy to enjoy.

Many seasoned Disney cruisers …

Booking Guarantee, or GTY, staterooms can be a great way to save money on a Disney Cruise. With a GTY booking, you are guaranteed the category you selected, or possibly an upgrade, but your exact stateroom number is assigned closer to the sailing date. Sometimes that means a pleasant surprise …

Daily parking, for a Disney Cruise, at Port Everglades is $20 per day for standard vehicles. Oversized vehicles, such as larger vans or RVs, are $25 per day.

When you arrive at the terminal, you will typically drop off any luggage you want delivered to your stateroom first. After that, …

Yes, unlike many other cruise lines, soda is mostly free on Disney Cruise Line. This is one of the nice little perks that surprises first time cruisers, especially if you have sailed on lines where even basic soft drinks require a package.

You will find self serve fountain soda dispensers …