Your fare includes stateroom accommodations, all meals (excluding adult-exclusive dining), snacks, soft drinks at meals, entertainment, youth clubs, and most onboard activities. Additional costs include alcoholic beverages, specialty coffees, spa treatments, gratuities, shore excursions, and internet.

Disney automatically charges $14.50 per person, per night to your onboard account. This is distributed among your dining team and stateroom host. Additional tips for exceptional service are at your discretion.

Adults 21+ may bring 2 bottles of unopened wine or champagne (750ml) or 6 beers (12oz) in carry-on luggage at the beginning of the voyage and at each port. A corkage fee applies for wine consumed in restaurants.

Guests may bring non-alcoholic beverages (soda, water, juice) in carry-on luggage only. Maximum quantity allowed is 12 cans, bottles, or cartons per person. Beverages must be unopened and in their original packaging. Glass containers are not permitted. Alcoholic beverages have separate restrictions.

Castaway Cay is Disney's private island in the Bahamas featured on most Caribbean and Bahamian itineraries. It offers beaches, water activities, character experiences, and BBQ lunch included in your cruise fare.

Booking windows open based on your Castaway Club status: Platinum (120 days before sailing), Gold (105 days), Silver (90 days), and first-time cruisers (75 days). Popular experiences like Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and adult dining fill quickly, so book as soon as your window opens.

Online check-in opens 30 days before sailing through the Disney Cruise Line website or Navigator app. Complete this process as early as possible to select your port arrival time. You'll need passport information, emergency contacts, and a credit card for onboard expenses.

Pack casual daytime attire, swimwear, formal or semi-formal clothes for special nights, comfortable walking shoes, and any theme night costumes. Don't forget sunscreen, motion sickness remedies, and a day bag with essentials for embarkation day as staterooms aren't available until afternoon.

Yes, self-service laundry rooms are available on all Disney ships with washers, dryers, ironing boards, and vending machines for detergent and fabric softener. They accept your stateroom key for payment. Dry cleaning and laundry services are also available for an additional fee.

Disney Cruise Line accommodates most dietary restrictions including gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-friendly options. Note your requirements during booking and speak with your head server on the first night. The culinary team can prepare special meals with advance notice.

You'll rotate through the ship's main restaurants each night with your same serving team accompanying you. Your dining rotation is assigned before sailing and noted on your Key to the World card. This allows you to experience each unique restaurant setting while maintaining consistent service.

Disney offers age-appropriate clubs: It's a Small World Nursery (6 months-3 years, additional fee), Disney's Oceaneer Club and Lab (3-12 years), Edge (11-14 years), and Vibe (14-17 years). Each features themed spaces and supervised activities tailored to specific age groups.

For cruises that begin and end at the same U.S. port (closed-loop cruises), U.S. citizens can use a government-issued photo ID and birth certificate. However, Disney strongly recommends passports for all guests, as they're required for international flights and in emergency situations requiring disembarkation in a foreign port.