We experienced the Disney Wish on a four-night hosted sailing with toddlers, cousins, and connecting staterooms. Here’s why the ship’s thoughtful design makes it an excellent choice for multigenerational family vacations.
This summer families have to choose between Bluey at Disneyland, Walt Disney World, or Disney Cruise Line. The good news for Bluey fans is that Disney hasn’t simply copied the same formula across its destinations. Each experience captures a different aspect of what makes Bluey so beloved: imaginative play, family connection, and finding joy in everyday moments.
After nearly 20 Disney cruises, I thought I’d experienced just about everything Disney Cruise Line had to offer. Then I discovered Toddler Time on Disney Wish, a little-known play session that gave our toddlers the perfect place to burn off energy before dinner and became one of the most useful hours of our sailing.
Bluey and Bingo have officially arrived aboard the Disney Wish with themed activities, merchandise, Magic Shots, a scavenger hunt, and a surprisingly late-night pajama party as the popular characters make their debut on the ship.
Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Adventure, is packed with amazing experiences and we’re sharing our Top 5 “Must-Dos.”
Disney Adventure features seven immersive themed areas, a new Broadway-style musical, and Disney Cruise Line’s first roller coaster at sea.
While details of the Disney Adventure cruise ship are under wraps, we got a first look at San Fransokyo Street.
Disney currently operates six ships, but seven new Disney Cruise Line ships will join the fleet by 2031, bringing the total number to 13.
Disney theme parks’ revenue is growing, thanks in part to the aim of Epic Universe to “lift all of Orlando.”
Disney Destiny live entertainment creates “meet & play” opportunities with heroes and villains for next-gen character interactions.
