Rapunzel and Flynn Rider from the upcoming Disney movie, Tangled, are now greeting guests in Fantasyland® at Disneyland® park. Beginning October 24, both characters also will appear at Fairytale Garden in the Magic Kingdom® Park at the Walt Disney World® Resort in Orlando.
You can also see Rapunzel and Flynn Rider on the big screen when Tangled debuts in theaters this Thanksgiving.
Rapunzel and Flynn Rider from the upcoming Disney movie, Tangled, are now greeting guests in Fantasyland® at Disneyland® park. Beginning October 24, both characters also will appear at Fairytale Garden in the Magic Kingdom® Park at the Walt Disney World® Resort in Orlando.
You can also see Rapunzel and Flynn Rider on the big screen when Tangled debuts in theaters this Thanksgiving.
You might think it is a little crazy to cruise with infants and toddlers, but it is actually easier than you think! The ships of Disney Cruise Line® have all of the amenities and services that you need to have a magical experience with your little cruisers.
Sleeping
Guests don’t have to worry about bringing their own pack-n-play from home, just that favorite stuffed animal. Pack-n-Plays/ Cribs are available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Meal Time
High chairs and booster seats are available in all of the restaurants on board. Don’t see something that your child will eat on the menu? Not a problem! Your servers can bring you things that aren’t on the menu. Our daughter (at eleven months) ate peas, a banana or applesauce, and chicken every night. You will need to bring your own baby food and/or formula, but if you forget, there is some available for sale in Treasure Ketch*.
Bottle warmers and sterilizers are also available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Play Time
While there are many fun activities for everyone onboard the Disney Cruise Line® ships, there are some tailored specifically for the toddlers and infants. You and your toddler can experience interactive play together in the pirate ship themed area of the Oceaneer Club (Deck 5, midship). The Oceaneer Club is the kids’ club for kids age 3-12 but parents are invited to come in with little ones to climb around on the ship, slide, and read books together.
The United States Public Health Service requires all children to be potty trained in order to enter shipboard pools and spas. But that doesn’t mean your toddlers can’t have fun in the water, too! Head up to Mickey’s Splash Zone*, located on Deck 9, for interactive water fun perfect for little ones in swim diapers.
On Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay, take your toddler to Monstro’s Point and discover together fossils and bones in this archeological dig. Your Personal Navigator will have times for the Family Whale Dig Program. Don’t forget to head to the new Spring-a-Leak splash park for some fun in the water!
A limited number of strollers are available at Guest Services on board the ship. A limited number of strollers and wagons are also available for use on Castaway Cay.
Time for Mom and Dad
Need some alone time for a quiet romantic dinner at Palo? Or what about a couples massage at the Spa? Flounder’s Nursery* is the perfect place for your little ones (ages 3 months to 3 years) to play. Inspired by the enchanting under-the-sea theme from the hit Disney film, Flounder’s Reef Nursery immerses young Guests in a soothing environment where picturesque sea-blue walls adorned with seahorses, clams and bubbles mesh with an aqua floor of ocean waves and the calming sounds of music. It consists of two spacious rooms, one for active play and one offering a relaxed atmosphere. Besides, you just never know who might show up! We walked in to pick up our daughter and Pluto came in to play with the babies. Another guest tells of Cinderella rocking her baby to sleep. Priceless memories.
Flounder’s Nursery is available at an additional charge ($6/hour for first child, $5/hour for siblings) and has limited availability. Reservations must be made in advance and can be done prior to departure date.
Forget Something?
Traveling with infants and toddlers can be an overwhelming experiences especially when it comes to packing. It is easy to forget that one thing that you needed. Disney Cruise Line makes it easy to get what you need. Treasure Ketch has several baby items available for purchase including baby wipes, diapers, lotions, formula, baby food, bath items, and pacifiers.
Pack-n-Plays, bottle warmers, bottle sterilizers, and diaper pails are all available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Cruising with infants and toddlers can be a magical and enjoyable experience. Our daughter took her first steps on the deck of the Disney Wonder as it was leaving Port Canaveral. There is nothing like walking through the halls and Aladdin stops to give her a kiss. She may not remember these first few cruise experiences, but we sure will!
*The names of certain locations refer to location names on board the Disney Wonder® and Disney Magic®. Location names are different on board the new Disney Dream™, but it will still have the same services and amenities offered by the other two ships.
You might think it is a little crazy to cruise with infants and toddlers, but it is actually easier than you think! The ships of Disney Cruise Line® have all of the amenities and services that you need to have a magical experience with your little cruisers.
Sleeping
Guests don’t have to worry about bringing their own pack-n-play from home, just that favorite stuffed animal. Pack-n-Plays/ Cribs are available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Meal Time
High chairs and booster seats are available in all of the restaurants on board. Don’t see something that your child will eat on the menu? Not a problem! Your servers can bring you things that aren’t on the menu. Our daughter (at eleven months) ate peas, a banana or applesauce, and chicken every night. You will need to bring your own baby food and/or formula, but if you forget, there is some available for sale in Treasure Ketch*.
Bottle warmers and sterilizers are also available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Play Time
While there are many fun activities for everyone onboard the Disney Cruise Line® ships, there are some tailored specifically for the toddlers and infants. You and your toddler can experience interactive play together in the pirate ship themed area of the Oceaneer Club (Deck 5, midship). The Oceaneer Club is the kids’ club for kids age 3-12 but parents are invited to come in with little ones to climb around on the ship, slide, and read books together.
The United States Public Health Service requires all children to be potty trained in order to enter shipboard pools and spas. But that doesn’t mean your toddlers can’t have fun in the water, too! Head up to Mickey’s Splash Zone*, located on Deck 9, for interactive water fun perfect for little ones in swim diapers.
On Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay, take your toddler to Monstro’s Point and discover together fossils and bones in this archeological dig. Your Personal Navigator will have times for the Family Whale Dig Program. Don’t forget to head to the new Spring-a-Leak splash park for some fun in the water!
A limited number of strollers are available at Guest Services on board the ship. A limited number of strollers and wagons are also available for use on Castaway Cay.
Time for Mom and Dad
Need some alone time for a quiet romantic dinner at Palo? Or what about a couples massage at the Spa? Flounder’s Nursery* is the perfect place for your little ones (ages 3 months to 3 years) to play. Inspired by the enchanting under-the-sea theme from the hit Disney film, Flounder’s Reef Nursery immerses young Guests in a soothing environment where picturesque sea-blue walls adorned with seahorses, clams and bubbles mesh with an aqua floor of ocean waves and the calming sounds of music. It consists of two spacious rooms, one for active play and one offering a relaxed atmosphere. Besides, you just never know who might show up! We walked in to pick up our daughter and Pluto came in to play with the babies. Another guest tells of Cinderella rocking her baby to sleep. Priceless memories.
Flounder’s Nursery is available at an additional charge ($6/hour for first child, $5/hour for siblings) and has limited availability. Reservations must be made in advance and can be done prior to departure date.
Forget Something?
Traveling with infants and toddlers can be an overwhelming experiences especially when it comes to packing. It is easy to forget that one thing that you needed. Disney Cruise Line makes it easy to get what you need. Treasure Ketch has several baby items available for purchase including baby wipes, diapers, lotions, formula, baby food, bath items, and pacifiers.
Pack-n-Plays, bottle warmers, bottle sterilizers, and diaper pails are all available upon request from your stateroom host/hostess.
Cruising with infants and toddlers can be a magical and enjoyable experience. Our daughter took her first steps on the deck of the Disney Wonder as it was leaving Port Canaveral. There is nothing like walking through the halls and Aladdin stops to give her a kiss. She may not remember these first few cruise experiences, but we sure will!
*The names of certain locations refer to location names on board the Disney Wonder® and Disney Magic®. Location names are different on board the new Disney Dream™, but it will still have the same services and amenities offered by the other two ships.
Disney Cruise Line® is pleased to announce selected itineraries* for 2012, including the maiden voyage of its fourth ship.
The Disney Fantasy™ is scheduled to set sail on April 7, 2012, offering 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, Fla.
A sister ship to the Disney Dream™, the Disney Fantasy will feature an AquaDuck water coaster, magical children’s areas, world-class entertainment, delightful dining, retreats for adults and immersive experiences for Guests of all ages with beloved Disney Characters and stories.
These new itineraries are available to book beginning at 8:00 am EDT on October 20, 2010. Check back often for more information.
Disney Fantasy™
Disney Dream™
Disney Wonder®
Disney Magic®
Don’t wait until 2012 to sail away? Click here to see a list of all Disney Cruise Line Itineraries.
*Itineraries and sail dates subject to change without notice.
Disney Cruise Line® is pleased to announce selected itineraries* for 2012, including the maiden voyage of its fourth ship.
The Disney Fantasy™ is scheduled to set sail on April 7, 2012, offering 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, Fla.
A sister ship to the Disney Dream™, the Disney Fantasy will feature an AquaDuck water coaster, magical children’s areas, world-class entertainment, delightful dining, retreats for adults and immersive experiences for Guests of all ages with beloved Disney Characters and stories.
These new itineraries are available to book beginning at 8:00 am EDT on October 20, 2010. Check back often for more information.
Disney Fantasy™
Disney Dream™
Disney Wonder®
Disney Magic®
Don’t wait until 2012 to sail away? Click here to see a list of all Disney Cruise Line Itineraries.
*Itineraries and sail dates subject to change without notice.
*Updated 4/27/11: To better accommodate Guests, Disney Cruise Line® is adjusting both dining and show times onboard the Disney Dream™.
Main dining will begin at 5:45 p.m., with second dining beginning at 8:15 p.m.
There are now only two evening performances in the Walt Disney Theatre: at 6:15 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Your Clients can attend the performance that best complements their assigned dining time. In addition, there are special matinee performances of two popular shows –Villains Tonight! and Disney’s Believe.
Check your daily Personal Navigator for any updates throughout the cruise.
Disney Cruise Line® is pleased to announce that our original Broadway-style productions will be performed three times each evening at the Walt Disney Theater aboard the Disney Dream™. In order to ensure all passengers are accommodated, you will be able to choose a specific performance depending on your assigned dining time. The options for each dining time are as follows:
| Dining Time | Option #1 | Option #2 |
| 6:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 9:00 pm |
| 8:30 pm | 5:00 pm | 7:00 pm |
If you have existing reservations on the Disney Dream, a theatrical show time has been pre-assigned for your booking. To find out which show time you have been assigned, please contact your Magic Maker®.
Don’t have a cruise booked yet on board the newest ship, the Disney Dream™? Click here to request a quote.
*Updated 4/27/11: To better accommodate Guests, Disney Cruise Line® is adjusting both dining and show times onboard the Disney Dream™.
Main dining will begin at 5:45 p.m., with second dining beginning at 8:15 p.m.
There are now only two evening performances in the Walt Disney Theatre: at 6:15 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Your Clients can attend the performance that best complements their assigned dining time. In addition, there are special matinee performances of two popular shows –Villains Tonight! and Disney’s Believe.
Check your daily Personal Navigator for any updates throughout the cruise.
Disney Cruise Line® is pleased to announce that our original Broadway-style productions will be performed three times each evening at the Walt Disney Theater aboard the Disney Dream™. In order to ensure all passengers are accommodated, you will be able to choose a specific performance depending on your assigned dining time. The options for each dining time are as follows:
| Dining Time | Option #1 | Option #2 |
| 6:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 9:00 pm |
| 8:30 pm | 5:00 pm | 7:00 pm |
If you have existing reservations on the Disney Dream, a theatrical show time has been pre-assigned for your booking. To find out which show time you have been assigned, please contact your Magic Maker®.
Don’t have a cruise booked yet on board the newest ship, the Disney Dream™? Click here to request a quote.
From Magic Maker® Jeff Williams
If you’ve ever watched your child go into anaphylactic shock from a severe allergic reaction to food, you get a little hesitant to eat out at restaurants and do a lot of traveling. When we booked our first Walt Disney World® vacation when my son was 4, I was very nervous about being able to find something for him to eat at the restaurants. Well, let me tell you, I need not have worried. When I called to make our advanced dining reservations, I was asked if anyone in our group had dietary concerns or food allergies. I explained that my son had life threatening allergies to Milk, Eggs and Peanuts. They made a note of his situation on all of our reservations. I was still sure that I would need to be very vigilant while at the Resort.
When we arrived and went to our first counter service eatery, I was pleasantly surprised to see that all of the places offered soy milk. The Cast Members were very knowledgeable and helped determine what my son could safely eat. So far, so good. The next hurdle was going to be the table service restaurants and their endless buffet lines. They all have incredible food to be sure, but how would we know what he could and couldn’t eat?
To my surprise upon check in at our first table service restaurant, the chef came out and took us through the entire buffet line and explained exactly what ingredients were in each dish and which items to avoid. I was flabbergasted that a simple note on a table reservation made it all the way through the chain of communication to a chef that cared enough to spend that kind of time making sure that my family could enjoy our meal safely. THAT is just one of the many “Disney Touches” that keeps me coming back year after year.
Contact your Magic Maker™ to help make your dining arrangements and discuss with them any special dietary needs or concerns you may have.
From Magic Maker® Jeff Williams
If you’ve ever watched your child go into anaphylactic shock from a severe allergic reaction to food, you get a little hesitant to eat out at restaurants and do a lot of traveling. When we booked our first Walt Disney World® vacation when my son was 4, I was very nervous about being able to find something for him to eat at the restaurants. Well, let me tell you, I need not have worried. When I called to make our advanced dining reservations, I was asked if anyone in our group had dietary concerns or food allergies. I explained that my son had life threatening allergies to Milk, Eggs and Peanuts. They made a note of his situation on all of our reservations. I was still sure that I would need to be very vigilant while at the Resort.
When we arrived and went to our first counter service eatery, I was pleasantly surprised to see that all of the places offered soy milk. The Cast Members were very knowledgeable and helped determine what my son could safely eat. So far, so good. The next hurdle was going to be the table service restaurants and their endless buffet lines. They all have incredible food to be sure, but how would we know what he could and couldn’t eat?
To my surprise upon check in at our first table service restaurant, the chef came out and took us through the entire buffet line and explained exactly what ingredients were in each dish and which items to avoid. I was flabbergasted that a simple note on a table reservation made it all the way through the chain of communication to a chef that cared enough to spend that kind of time making sure that my family could enjoy our meal safely. THAT is just one of the many “Disney Touches” that keeps me coming back year after year.
Contact your Magic Maker™ to help make your dining arrangements and discuss with them any special dietary needs or concerns you may have.