Disney Cruise Line
Disney cruises, from someone who keeps going back
Melissa lives fifteen minutes from Walt Disney World and close enough to Port Canaveral that a Disney ship is a regular weekend rather than a once-a-decade trip. These pages come from sailings, not brochures — which mostly means they will tell you when something is not worth the money.
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Every ship, side by side
Two capacity figures because they describe the same ship and feel like different holidays — school holidays sail closer to the second.
| Ship | Class | Since | Last refit | Guests | Water coaster | Fine dining |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disney Magic | Magic | 1998 | 2026 | 1,750 / 2,713 | AquaDunk | Palo only |
| Disney Wonder | Magic | 1999 | 2026 | 1,750 / 2,713 | None | Palo only |
| Disney Dream | Dream | 2011 | 2024 | 2,500 / 4,000 | AquaDuck | Remy |
| Disney Fantasy | Dream | 2012 | 2025 | 2,500 / 4,000 | AquaDuck | Remy |
| Disney Wish | Wish | 2022 | none yet | 2,508 / 4,000 | AquaMouse | Enchanté |
| Disney Treasure | Wish | 2024 | none yet | 2,492 / 4,000 | AquaMouse | Enchanté |
| Disney Destiny | Wish | 2025 | none yet | 2,508 / 4,116 | AquaMouse | Enchanté |
| Disney Adventure | Global | 2026 | none yet | 4,222 / 6,700 | None | Palo only |
The ships
Sister ships share a hull and a layout, so the class matters more than the name when you are choosing.
Disney Magic
The Disney Magic is the original ship and the smallest in the fleet at 1,750 guests, which is its whole appeal.
- Since
- 1998
- Guests
- 1,750
- Decks
- 11
Disney Wonder
The Disney Wonder is the Magic's sister ship and Disney's Alaska ship since 2011, sailing from San Diego the rest of the year.
- Since
- 1999
- Guests
- 1,750
- Decks
- 11
Disney Dream
The Disney Dream is the Fantasy's sister and the ship that introduced the AquaDuck. It carries 2,500 guests at double occupancy and has Remy, one of only two ships that do.
- Since
- 2011
- Guests
- 2,500
- Decks
- 14
Disney Fantasy
The Disney Fantasy is the larger Dream-class ship, sailing 3-, 4- and 5-night Bahamian cruises from Port Canaveral into 2027, with some 5-night Western Caribbean sailings.
- Since
- 2012
- Guests
- 2,500
- Decks
- 14
Disney Wish
The Disney Wish launched the Wish class in 2022 and sails short Bahamian cruises from Port Canaveral, until it becomes the first Wish-class ship based in Europe in summer 2027.
- Since
- 2022
- Guests
- 2,508
- Decks
- 15
Disney Treasure
The Disney Treasure is the second Wish-class ship, sailing 7-night Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral since December 2024.
- Since
- 2024
- Guests
- 2,492
- Decks
- 15
Disney Destiny
The Disney Destiny is the third Wish-class ship, in service since November 2025 and sailing from Fort Lauderdale.
- Since
- 2025
- Guests
- 2,508
- Decks
- 15
Disney Adventure
The Disney Adventure is unlike anything else Disney sails. Based in Singapore for at least five years, it carries 4,222 guests at double occupancy — nearly double the Treasure — runs three- and four-night voyages with no port calls at all, and has the first roller coaster at sea.
- Since
- 2026
- Guests
- 4,222
- Decks
- 19
Is a Disney cruise worth it?
The money question, answered before the enthusiasm.
Dining
Rotational dining, and whether Palo and Remy earn their surcharge.
Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay
The private islands, cabanas, and what is free versus what is not.
Before you sail
Embarkation, packing, fish extenders, door magnets, Pirate Night.
Onboard life
Sea days, shows, kids clubs and the adult-only decks.
Also in the cruise section
Guides that do not sit under one of the headings above.