Disney Cruise Line · Dream class
Disney Fantasy
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The short answer
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. It came out of a full drydock in November 2025, carries 2,500 guests at double occupancy, and is one of only two ships with Remy.
Melissa’s ship tour
Deck by deck, filmed on board.
- 0:00Intro
- 1:11Deck 1 Health Center
- 4:42Enchanted Garden & Detective Agency
- 9:22Disney Fantasy Lobby
- 10:55Guest Services & Shops
- 13:09Walt Disney Theater
- 16:42Rotational Dining Restaurants
- 17:46Europa Adult Lounges
- 24:29D Lounge & Shutters
- 28:49Deck 4 Walking Track
- 30:00Buena Vista Theater
- 34:33Deck 5 Kids Clubs
- 40:22Stateroom Deck Tips
- 44:30Cabanas Buffet Tour
- 49:04Sweets On You
- 51:23Disney Fantasy Pool Deck
- 54:11Cove Cafe & Adult Pool
- 57:06Senses Spa & Fitness Center
- 59:41Flo's Cafe & Quick Service
- 61:39Deck 12 Concierge & AquaDuck
- 65:36Meridian, Remy & Palo
- 67:22Deck 13 Adult Areas
- 69:11Goofy's Sports Deck
- 70:13Final Thoughts
The ship at a glance
- Entered service
- 2012
- Last refurbished
- 2025
- Guests
- 2,500 at double occupancy · 4,000 maximum — school holidays sail closer to the second number.
- Staterooms
- 1,250
- Passenger decks
- 14
- Gross tonnage
- 129,690
- Length
- 1,115 ft
- Crew
- 1,458
- Water coaster
- AquaDuck
- Sails from
- Port Canaveral, Florida (2026 and 2027: 3- to 5-night Bahamian and Caribbean, plus a 10-night Southern Caribbean sailing in summer 2027) · Southampton, England (2025 European season only) · San Juan, then Fort Lauderdale (from late 2027)
Who this ship is for
Anyone wanting a Dream-class ship, with Remy and the AquaDuck, on a short cruise from Port Canaveral: for 2026 and early 2027 the Fantasy sails 3-, 4- and 5-night Bahamian cruises with some 5-night Western Caribbean ones, according to the Disney Cruise Line Blog, rather than the week-long Caribbean runs it was known for.
Adults travelling without children get the most from it: Europa is a real nightlife district rather than a lounge, Remy is good, and Satellite Falls exists. Families with children spread across several ages also do well, because the Oceaneer Club and Lab are two separate spaces.
Who it’s wrong for
Anyone who wants the newest ship. The Fantasy launched in 2012, and although the 2025 drydock refreshed a great deal, the bones are thirteen years old and the difference against the Treasure is visible.
It is also the wrong ship for a Marvel or Frozen-obsessed child — that theming is on the Wish. And if you want a week at sea from Port Canaveral in 2026 or early 2027, the Treasure's 7-night Caribbean cruises are the ones to look at.
Staterooms
- Senses Treatment Salons
- Couples Villa
- Male Locker
- Senses Rainforest Room
- Female Locker
- Spa and fitness
- Cove Bar
- Quiet Cove PoolPool
- Dining
- Dining
- Restroom
- Tow- Mater’s Grill /
- Eye Scream/ Frozone
- Fillmore’s Favorites / Ramone’s
- Cantina
- TreatsDining
- Whozits & WhatzitsShop
- Funnel Vision Deck StageEntertainment
- Donald’s PoolPool
- Mickey’s PoolPool
- Mickey’s Slide
- Nemo’s ReefPool
- Restroom
- Restroom
- Dining
| Category | Size | Sleeps | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inside | 169 sq ft | 4 | Virtual porthole with a live outside view. Disney gives 169 sq ft for a Standard Inside and 204 for a Deluxe Inside; the figure here is the standard. |
| Deluxe Oceanview | 204 sq ft | 4 | Fixed porthole, no outdoor space. |
| Deluxe Oceanview with Verandah | 246 sq ft | 4 | The category most families book; on the 5-night sailings, with a sea day, the verandah earns its cost. Disney measures 246 sq ft INCLUDING the verandah. |
| Deluxe Family Oceanview with Verandah | 299 sq ft | 5 | Sleeps five. The split bathroom matters more here than anywhere. Disney states "Sleeps: 3 to 5" and 299 sq ft including the verandah. |
| Concierge | 306 to 2,030 sq ft | — | Including a new concierge tower suite added in the 2025 drydock. Covers several categories of very different size, from a Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah up to the Royal Suite. |
Every stateroom category on the Fantasy
Disney lists 1,252 staterooms in 26 categories on the Disney Fantasy, read from its own room data on 22 September 2026. The number is the room type, from 1 (the largest suites) down to 11 (standard inside). Disney never says what the letter means; in its data, the letters within one number mostly split the same room by deck and by position on the ship.
| Code | Room, as Disney names it | Size | Sleeps | Rooms | Decks | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1A | Concierge Fantasy Tower Suite | 2,030 sq ft | 8 | 1 | 13 | mid 1 |
| 1B | Concierge Royal Suite with Verandah | 1,781 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 | 2 | 12 | forward 2 |
| 2A | Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah | 622 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 | 1 | 12 | forward 1 |
| 2B | Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah | 622 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 | 19 | 11, 12 | forward 19 |
| 3A | Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 306 sq ft incl. balcony | 4 to 5 | 44 | 10–12 | forward 20 · mid 24 |
| 4A | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 5 | 104 | 9, 10 | mid 32 · aft 72 |
| 4B | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 5 | 126 | 7, 8 | mid 54 · aft 72 |
| 4C | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 5 | 63 | 6 | mid 27 · aft 36 |
| 4E | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 5 | 71 | 5–10 | forward 28 · aft 43 |
| 5A | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 169 | 9, 10 | forward 64 · mid 64 · aft 41 |
| 5B | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 161 | 7, 8 | forward 62 · mid 64 · aft 35 |
| 5C | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 86 | 6 | forward 34 · mid 32 · aft 20 |
| 6A | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 10 | 8, 9 | aft 10 |
| 6B | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 20 | 5–7 | aft 20 |
| 7A | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 3 to 4 | 26 | 5–9 | forward 8 · aft 18 |
| 8A | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom | 241 sq ft | 3 to 5 | 12 | 5, 6 | forward 12 |
| 8B | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom | 241 sq ft | 3 to 5 | 66 | 7–9 | forward 36 · aft 30 |
| 8C | Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom | 241 sq ft | 3 to 5 | 30 | 5, 6 | forward 4 · aft 26 |
| 9A | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom | 204 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 10 | 5–8 | forward 6 · aft 4 |
| 9B | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom | 204 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 60 | 2 | mid 60 |
| 9C | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom | 204 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 10 | 7, 8 | forward 10 |
| 9D | Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom | 204 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 11 | 6–8 | forward 11 |
| 10A | Deluxe Inside Stateroom | 204 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 19 | 5–9 | forward 4 · mid 5 · aft 10 |
| 11A | Standard Inside Stateroom | 169 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 64 | 8–10 | forward 23 · mid 29 · aft 12 |
| 11B | Standard Inside Stateroom | 169 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 40 | 5–7 | forward 24 · mid 3 · aft 13 |
| 11C | Standard Inside Stateroom | 169 sq ft | 3 to 4 | 27 | 2 | mid 27 |
Sizes are Disney’s. Where Disney says “including verandah”, the figure includes the balcony; Disney does not publish the indoor and balcony areas separately. “Where” counts rooms forward, midship and aft.
Accessible staterooms on the Fantasy
25 of 1,252 staterooms are accessible, across 12 categories.
| Code | Accessible rooms | Size | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2B | 11006 | about 622 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 |
| 3A | 11000 | about 306 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 |
| 4B | 8090, 8092, 8588, 8590 | about 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 |
| 4C | 6088, 6090 | about 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 |
| 4E | 5552 | about 299 sq ft incl. balcony | 5 |
| 5A | 9170 | about 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 4 |
| 5B | 8184 | about 246 sq ft incl. balcony | 4 |
| 8A | 6014 | about 241 sq ft | 4 |
| 9A | 5186, 5686, 6186, 6686 | about 204 sq ft | 4 |
| 9C | 7500, 8500 | about 204 sq ft | 4 |
| 9D | 6006, 6500, 6504 | about 204 sq ft | 4 |
| 11C | 2033, 2035, 2533, 2535 | about 169 sq ft | 4 |
The split bathroom every Disney ship
Disney's split bathroom divides the toilet and sink from the shower and second sink into two separate compartments, so two people can get ready at once. It is standard across the family stateroom categories and is the single feature families notice most when comparing Disney with other lines.
Where to book on the ship every Disney ship
Midship staterooms walk least and feel the least motion — the ship pivots around its middle, so forward and aft cabins move noticeably more in weather. Directly beneath the pool deck hears deck chairs being dragged from around seven in the morning; directly above a lounge hears the band. Aft cabins near the engines can carry a low vibration at speed.
If motion sickness is a concern in your party, book midship and low, not high and forward, and take the smaller room to get there.
Check-in and boarding day every Disney ship
Online check-in is the part of a Disney cruise first-timers most often get wrong, and it is the one thing on this page that is worth setting an alarm for.
Your window opens by Castaway Club tier, at midnight Eastern on the day it opens: Pearl at 40 days before sailing, Platinum at 38, Gold at 35, Silver at 33, and first-time cruisers at 30. Concierge guests get 40 days regardless of tier.
What that window actually buys is the Port Arrival Time. Every guest who is not in concierge picks one at check-in, the earliest slots go first, and it is the only meaningful advantage of checking in the moment your window opens. A first-time cruiser checking in at 30 days is choosing from what four tiers of repeat guests have already left.
So the practical version: know your date, be awake at midnight Eastern, have passport or birth certificate details and a card on file ready, and take the earliest arrival time you are confident of making. Boarding is not first-come — it runs by arrival time — so a later slot means a later start on a day when the ship is already open and the first lunch is being served.
Is concierge worth it?
Concierge on the Fantasy buys the earliest booking window on board, a private lounge and sundeck, and a team who make your reservations. The 2025 drydock added a new tower suite at the top of the range.
On the Fantasy's 3- to 5-night sailings the early booking window matters as much as on the Wish, because Remy has few sittings a cruise; the lounge and space are the rest of the case. Worth pricing against two Remy dinners before deciding.
Rotational dining every Disney ship
You and your serving team move together through all three across the sailing. It is the clearest single difference between Disney and every other line, and the thing first-timers most often misunderstand.
| Royal Court | The Disney princess fairytales, in a formal room The dressiest of the three and the one most people choose for formal night. |
|---|---|
| Animator's Palate | Disney animation, and the room changes around you The signature Dream-class dinner: Crush from Finding Nemo talks to tables in real time, and on a longer sailing you get a second, different show here. Worth taking early in the week so you get both. |
| Enchanted Garden | The gardens of Versailles, shifting from day to night The room lights change from morning to evening across the meal. The most relaxed of the three. |
Adults-only dining
| Restaurant | Surcharge | Dress code |
|---|---|---|
| Palo Northern Italian. Brunch and dinner both $55. Adults 18+. | $55 · checked Jun 24, 2025 | Dressy — no shorts, no flip-flops |
| Remy French, and only on the Dream and Fantasy. Prix fixe dinner $145 since June 2025 (the Disney Cruise Line Blog; Cruise Critic still gives $135); Champagne brunch $85, with an optional wine pairing at $45. Adults 18+. | $145 · checked Sep 6, 2026 | Formal — jacket required for men |
Included in the fare
- All three rotational restaurants, every night
- Buffet and pool-deck quick service
- 24-hour room service, with a few exceptions
- Fountain soft drinks, juice, milk, basic coffee and tea at the drink stations
- Broadway-style theatre shows
- Kids clubs for ages 3–17
- All pools and waterslides, including the ship's water coaster where it has one
- Deck parties, Pirate Night and the fireworks
- Fitness centre
- Most onboard activities and character meets
- Taxes and port fees
- Twice-daily stateroom service
- A day at Castaway Cay or Lookout Cay on most Bahamian and Caribbean sailings, with a free barbecue lunch
What costs extra
- Recommended gratuities — about $16 · checked Sep 14, 2026
- Recommended gratuities, concierge staterooms — about $27.25 · checked Sep 14, 2026
- Internet, per device per day — about $30 · checked Sep 6, 2026
- Internet with streaming, per device per day — about $49 · checked Sep 6, 2026
- Alcohol, specialty coffee and bottled drinks
- Spa, salon and barber
- Shore excursions and Castaway Cay cabanas
- Photos, arcade and laundry
- Palo, per person — about $55 · checked Jun 24, 2025
- Remy dinner, per person — about $145 · checked Jun 20, 2025
- Remy Champagne brunch, per person — about $85 · checked Sep 6, 2026
- Remy brunch wine pairing, per person — about $45 · checked Sep 6, 2026
- Nursery, per hour, first child — about $9 · checked Sep 6, 2026
Drinks packages, or pay as you go? every Disney ship
There is no unlimited alcohol package on any Disney ship, which surprises people arriving from other lines, and it changes the arithmetic entirely: you cannot pre-buy your way out of the bar bill.
What exists is wine packages and beer packs. Eat Sleep Cruise's December 2025 prices run from $112 for three Classic bottles to $353 for seven Premium, and a six-pack of beer for the price of five at $36.25; Magic Guides still lists the packages at $105 to $330. The Drink of the Day is the discounted cocktail of the day: $7 to $8 before the gratuity, according to EverythingMouse, updated January 2026. Older guides still quote $5 to $6.
An 18% gratuity is added automatically to every bar, beverage and deck-service tab, so budget the sticker price plus a fifth. Soft drinks are free at the pool-deck stations and at meals — the same soda from a bar is not.
Quick service and room service every Disney ship
Quick-service counters on the pool deck run through the day and are included in the fare, as is 24-hour room service with a handful of exceptions such as packaged snacks and alcohol. Room service is genuinely free — a plate of fries, warm cookies or a Mickey bar at midnight costs nothing — but the delivery gratuity is not included and is worth having cash for.
Kids clubs
| Disney's Oceaneer Club | 3–10 — Must be fully potty-trained. |
|---|---|
| Disney's Oceaneer Lab | 3–10 — The second half of the same programme — children move freely between Club and Lab. Dream-class ships have both; the Wish class does not. |
| Edge | 11–14 — Tweens. |
| Vibe | 14–17 — Teens. |
"it's a small world" nursery · 6 months to 3 years · $9/hour · checked Sep 6, 2026
The only childcare on board that costs money: $9 an hour for the first child and $8 for each additional child in the same family. It books out, particularly on sea days and formal nights, so reserve it at the same time as adult dining rather than after. Closed to walk-ins, but an open house lets you see inside before committing.
Adults-only spaces
Europa is the nighttime entertainment district on Deck 4 aft, adults 18+ — several themed bars in one place, not scattered lounges, which is the clearest advantage the Dream class holds over the newer ships. Add Quiet Cove, the Senses Spa, and Satellite Falls, an adults-only splash pool on the upper deck. If you are sailing without children, this is the better ship.
Pirate Night
Pirate Night on the upper deck with a pirate show, a sing-along and fireworks at sea. Dressing up is optional and widespread; bandanas are handed out.
Theatre shows
- Frozen: A Musical Spectacular — The strongest show in the fleet by most accounts.
- Disney's Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular
- Disney's Believe
What this ship has that the others don’t
Remy, and Animator's Palate. Remy is on this ship and the Dream and nowhere else, and it is the only Disney restaurant at sea that aims at fine dining rather than at a good hotel dinner. Animator's Palate is the room that made the Dream class: Crush talks to tables in real time, and on longer sailings you can get two different shows in the same restaurant.
How it compares with its sister ship
The Fantasy and the Disney Dream share a hull and nearly everything on it, including Remy and the AquaDuck. The practical differences are itinerary and refurbishment: the Fantasy has historically run the longer sailings while the Dream runs shorter ones, and the Fantasy came out of drydock in November 2025, a year after the Dream's own in October 2024.
Against the newer Wish class, the trade is clear — the Fantasy gives more space per guest, a proper adult district and Remy; the Treasure and Wish give newer rooms, the AquaMouse and much stronger theming.
If this is your first Disney cruise
Book Remy the day your window opens and take any time you are offered — it is the hardest reservation in the fleet and there is no second chance later in the week. Then check your Animator's Palate rotations: on a longer sailing there can be two different shows in that room, and it is easy to be scheduled into the same one twice if nobody asks.
What people get wrong before they sail
- Booking Remy for the last night. It is the single hardest reservation on the ship and the late slots go first — take whatever you are offered.
- Assuming a week-long Caribbean cruise. For 2026 and early 2027 the Fantasy's sailings are mostly 3 to 5 nights from Port Canaveral; check the length before planning shore days.
- Assuming the ship is as it was before 2025. The Fantasy came out of a full drydock in November 2025 and older reviews describe rooms that have changed.
- Reading a 2025 European itinerary and planning around it. That was a one-off season; the Fantasy is back at Port Canaveral for 2026 and 2027.
Booking windows move by loyalty tier. See when your window opens — it is up to 48 days earlier for some guests than others.
Sailing the Fantasy with a disability
On the Disney Fantasy you can have a communication kit added to any stateroom.
A kit is requested with the Special Services Information Form and fitted to the room you have already booked.
The kit contains:
- stateroom teletypewriter (TTY)
- door knock and phone alerts
- bed shaker notification
- strobe light smoke detector
The Disney Wish, Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny work the other way round — a communication stateroom rather than a kit. Request at least 30 days before a US sailing, or 120 days for select European ones.
True of every Disney ship
- Disney does not rent wheelchairs for the cruise. Disney does not rent wheelchairs for the cruise. The onboard supply covers embarkation, debarkation and emergencies only, and may not be taken ashore. Tender ports and pools require transferring out of the chair; Disney strongly recommends sailing with someone who can assist.
- Every ship has guest-operated pool lifts, but allow up to 2 hours between asking and swimming — they are set up on the day by a Crew Member.
- Accessible staterooms have a minimum 32-inch door, a roll-in shower with a fold-down seat, and a ramped threshold to the verandah where there is one.
- Health Centre care is billed as out-of-country care and your insurance is not accepted on board. Check before you sail whether your policy reimburses treatment abroad, and whether it covers evacuation.
- Anything that monitors a condition wirelessly should have a fallback. Disney warns that onboard internet is chargeable, slower than you are used to, and at times unavailable.
From Disney Cruise Line’s Guests with Disabilities FAQ, read 2026-09-19. Deadlines and provisions change; Special Services is the only place that can confirm them for your sailing.
Common questions
- Does the Disney Fantasy have Remy?
- Yes. Remy is on the Disney Fantasy and the Disney Dream only. Prix fixe dinner is $145 per person since June 2025, according to the Disney Cruise Line Blog (Cruise Critic still gives $135), the Champagne brunch is $85, and an optional wine pairing at brunch is $45. Jackets are required for men and reservations go quickly.
- Where does the Disney Fantasy sail from?
- Port Canaveral, Florida, for 2026 and early 2027, on 3-, 4- and 5-night Bahamian cruises with some 5-night Western Caribbean ones, the Disney Cruise Line Blog reported. It ran a one-off European season from Southampton in 2025, and is scheduled to move to San Juan and then Fort Lauderdale from late 2027.
- Is the Disney Fantasy old?
- It entered service in 2012, but came out of a full drydock in November 2025 that renovated multiple spaces and added a new concierge tower suite. Reviews written before then describe a ship that has since changed, which is worth checking the date on.
- Disney Fantasy or Disney Wish?
- The Fantasy for Remy, the AquaDuck, Europa and adults travelling without children; for 2026 and early 2027 both ships sail short Bahamian cruises. The Wish for newer rooms, the AquaMouse, shorter itineraries and much heavier Marvel, Frozen and Star Wars theming. They suit different trips, not being better and worse.
What it looks like
Illustration, not a photograph of this ship — a real one is on our shot list.
Sources
- Wikipedia — Disney Fantasy specifications and 2025 drydock — aggregated, cross-checked · checked
- The Disney Cruise Line Blog — Fall 2026 and early 2027 itineraries — reported by · checked
- Cruise Critic — Remy on Disney Cruise Line — reported by · checked
- Melissa's Disney Fantasy full ship tour — every deck — Melissa was there · checked
- The Disney Cruise Line Blog (Scott Sanders), 20 June 2025 — adult dining rises: Palo $55, Remy dinner $145, Remy brunch $85, Enchanté lunch and dinner $145 — reported by · checked
- Cruising Earth — Disney Cruise Line drydock schedule, updated 13 September 2026: Dream 17 Sep–Oct 2024 (Brest), Fantasy 1 Oct–3 Nov 2025 (Brest), Magic 2–16 May 2026 and Wonder 17 Aug–7 Sep 2026 (Victoria) — reported by · checked
- Disney Parks Blog — first look at the Disney Dream updates for fall 2024: the Dream Tower Suite in the forward funnel, an expanded concierge lounge, youth-club and spa changes — Disney official · checked
- Disney Cruise Line — official Disney Fantasy stateroom pages, which state each category’s size and occupancy verbatim (Disney Fantasy figures on this page come from there; re-read 14 September 2026) — Disney official · checked
- Disney Parks Blog, 10 February 2026 — summer 2027 itineraries: the Fantasy on 4- and 5-night Bahamian and Caribbean sailings and a 10-night Southern Caribbean itinerary, with Pixar Day at Sea — Disney official · checked
- Undercover Tourist — What's included on a Disney cruise — reported by · checked
- DCL Fan — Internet package price increase — reported by · checked
- Disney Cruise Line — Quiet Cove Pool — Disney official · checked
- The Disney Cruise Line Blog — online check-in window calculator (Pearl 40 days, Platinum 38, Gold 35, Silver 33, first-time 30, concierge 40 regardless of tier) — reported by · checked
- TouringPlans — everything you need to know about Disney Cruise Line check-in (midnight Eastern opening, Port Arrival Time selection and why the earliest slots go first) — reported by · checked
- Disney Cruise Line official — FAQ: what is included in the basic price of a Disney cruise (stateroom with taxes and port fees, rotational and quick-service dining, soft drinks at stations, shows, youth clubs, twice-daily stateroom service, the private island day) — Disney official · checked
- Disney Cruise Line official — FAQ: gratuities ($16 per night per guest, including infants and children; $27.25 in concierge; 18% on bar, beverage, adult dining, deck service and spa) — Disney official · checked
- Eat Sleep Cruise — Disney cruise drink packages, updated December 2025 (wine packages $112 to $353 Classic and Premium, the six-for-five beer pack at $36.25, bar prices from Disney Destiny menus, and the 18% gratuity) — reported by · checked
- Magic Guides — alcohol on Disney cruises, updated May 2026 (wine packages listed at $105 to $330, and an older Drink of the Day figure) — reported by · checked
- EverythingMouse — Disney Cruise Drink of the Day, updated January 2026 ($7 to $8, with the 18% gratuity on top) — reported by · checked
- Disney Cruise Line official — the deck-plan finder's room data for the Disney Fantasy, read 2026-09-22: every stateroom's category, name, size, sleeps, deck, position and whether it is accessible — Disney official · checked