Disney Magic

The Disney Magic in Key West, FL.

Launched in 1998 as the first vessel in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet, the Disney Magic blends the charm of the golden age of ocean travel with state-of-the-art amenities and a distinctive Disney flair. This impressive ship stretches 964 feet in length and 106 feet in width, featuring 11 passenger decks. With the capacity to accommodate approximately 2,700 passengers and a crew of 950, the Disney Magic offers a broad selection of stateroom categories ranging from Inside and Oceanview to Verandah and Concierge levels.

Many of the staterooms on this ship uniquely feature a split-bathroom design to enhance convenience for families. The dining experience on the Disney Magic is unparalleled, boasting a variety of options including main dining rooms like Animator’s Palate, Lumiere’s, and Rapunzel’s Royal Table, alongside quick service dining, room service, and the adult-exclusive Palo. The Disney Cruise Line’s innovative rotational dining system allows guests to rotate through these dining rooms while retaining the same serving team, enhancing the personal touch of their culinary journey.

The ship offers extensive entertainment options, from Broadway-style Disney musicals and first-run films, including 3D movies, to sea parties and fireworks. It also features the elegant Buena Vista Theatre, a cinema that screens both classic and contemporary movies.

In terms of recreation, guests can choose from various pools, including a family pool, an adults-only pool, and designated kids’ pool areas. Highlights include the thrilling AquaDunk, a three-story body slide, and a fully equipped sports deck, fitness center, and spa. There are also numerous age-specific youth clubs offering a range of activities.

The Disney Magic offers diverse itineraries, including voyages through the Caribbean, Bahamas, Transatlantic, Europe, and British Isles. A standout destination is Disney’s private island in the Bahamas, Castaway Cay, which promises a unique and exclusive experience for Disney Cruise Line guests.

The ship’s interior design harks back to the Art Deco style of early ocean liners, decorated with Disney character statues, portraits, and subtle Disney themes that weave a fairy-tale setting throughout the staterooms, dining venues, and public spaces. As Disney Cruise Line frequently updates and enhances its offerings, it’s always a good idea to check the most current information before planning your trip.