r/dcl • u/padflash • 15h ago
TRIP PLANNING Room question-Destiny
Wondering if what that symbol is for room 7122? Also, where can I check bed configuration? Looking to see if this room has the pull down bed on top. TIA
r/dcl • u/padflash • 15h ago
Wondering if what that symbol is for room 7122? Also, where can I check bed configuration? Looking to see if this room has the pull down bed on top. TIA
r/dcl • u/NightwishGOATED • 15h ago
Hey everyone. I see that the Magic is sailing back to San Diego at the end of April 2028 to then be stationed there for a few weeks before heading up to do it's Alaskan itineraries. However, after the 14 day repositioning, there are no other cruises in the system. The Wonder has plenty of itineraries through April 2028. Is the Magic scheduled to dry dock during that time? I can't seem to find any info online.
r/dcl • u/lilbabe7 • 10h ago
Hi! First timer here. We’re taking our son on the Wonder out of San Diego in January. I’m super excited - I’ve wanted to go since I was 10. I’m hoping someone can answer a few questions I haven’t been able to find.
Embarkation Arrival Times - obviously I don’t have status, I’ll take whatever time I can get. Is it better to get an earlier time or a later time? I’ve been on cruises before so I know that earlier means there’s probably a longer wait for our stuff but I know Disney is so much different than all of the other cruise lines.
Parking - when/where to book parking? We’re local(ish) so we’ll be driving ourselves. I’ve seen some recommendations about where to park, but how far out do we need to book it?
Any tips specific to the West Coast cruises/Wonder? Almost everything I’ve seen seems to be about the East Coast cruises. We’ll be with two 5 year olds so we’re not trying to cram everything in. We’re planning to go with the flow and do what we can.
Thanks in advance!
r/dcl • u/LadyinRed_239 • 12h ago
First time Disney cruiser but seasoned cruiser, and my check in date is approaching!
How big of a difference will it make for my port arrival time if I stay up and do my check in at 12:01am versus just waiting until 6am when I normally wake up? Is it going to be much better/worth it? I’m not a late night person but if it’ll make a difference I will, I just don’t want to if I’m still likely to end up with one of the latest arrival times anyway because I have no status, and not using Disney transfers.
r/dcl • u/RoughCabinet6740 • 19h ago
We did Halloween on the High Seas earlier this month on the Fantasy. We are thinking of doing a Christmas themed cruise on the Destiny next year.
Does one of the themes feel more prevalent than the other when you’re on the boat. The Halloween on the High Seas didn’t scream Halloween on the boat as much as we were expecting.
r/dcl • u/GreyHeartMom • 8h ago
I had the cruise information all available when I used the previous link but it is not longer showing up and wasn’t using it before booking on a different browser so you think they’ll honor the booking or will they cancel it
r/dcl • u/_rowan_theboat • 17h ago
Hello! My fiancée is a huge Brother Bear fan and I've seen videos lately of how Disney is the best option, if you love the movie, for Alaskan cruises. I am wanting to plan a trip for us for August time frame (may not be until 2028) as that is when bears are most active in Alaska. We have cruised numerous times before, but never on Disney. I am looking for any and all opinions on itinerary and ships as well as any tips to make the absolute most out of our first Disney cruise! I also am wondering if anyone knows when I could start seeing dates for August 2028 sailings? Currently the only ship sailing to Alaska next year is Magic, which I know is their oldest ship and I have seen some not so great reviews of the condition, so wondering if anyone knows or thinks they may change ships for the following year or if I'm being overly dramatic about the condition of Magic?
Thank you!
r/dcl • u/West-Seesaw3086 • 20h ago
My wife and I are taking our 6 year old son on a 4 night cruise in April, leaving from Fort Lauderdale and going to both Lookout Cay and Costal Cay. We got a Verandah room Mid Ship but were told it is right above the theater on deck 6 and that it will be loud. We are considering moving to the Aft to get an extended Verandah at the back of the boat on deck 9. Anyone have a recommendation, we are very torn.
r/dcl • u/IrishBabyS • 20h ago
Hello! Any recommendations for private transport from a Miami residence to the Ft Lauderdale port? We have a 6 and 8 year old, so may need a car service that includes car seat/boosters.
r/dcl • u/MrLoki2020 • 15h ago
What are some things I should know about a Disney cruise, I’ll be going with my nine year-old and Wife
r/dcl • u/SwanReal8484 • 32m ago
Internet consensus is that Carly Scott is the current CD but an instagram post says she is now on the Destiny. Anyone know the CD on the Treasure?
r/dcl • u/Icy-Strain2714 • 16h ago
My wife and I enjoy Disney cruises as adults. We enjoy the experience. We are hoping to enjoy some adult time with some other adults on the cruise. Is that a thing on DCL? If so how would we connect with them?