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The Disney cruise is finally in Australia: Here's everything you need to know

By Kerri Elstub | 5 months ago

I grew up on Disney. We all did, whether you noticed it or not. From the early days of watching Snow White and Cinderella when I was a little girl, to introducing my own kids to the wonders of Lightning McQueen and Buzz Lightyear . I can still quote every line from those movies.

We were lucky enough to venture to the United States and take the kids to Disneyland (how good is Space Mountain!) and Disney World's four Florida theme parks. So how would a Disney Cruise compare?

Surely, without the roller coasters, spinning tea cups and giant turkey legs… it wouldn't be the same?

We boarded the Disney Wonder for her maiden Australian voyage: Sydney to Hobart return with four days of Disney magic. And my goodness, did they deliver.

THE CHECK-IN

It starts before you board the boat. We were greeted by what felt like 20 staff before we even got near the gangway. Everyone is smiling, welcoming and genuinely excited to see you.

But just wait until you board the boat. As you step into the lobby every family or couple is announced by name to a cheering and clapping crew. We lapped it up, dancing down the carpet. We felt like absolute rock stars. And don't just take my word for it. 

I'm cruising with two of the sharpest critics in travel and entertainment: my seven and nine-year-old nieces, Parker and Spencer.

Our cabin is a Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom With Verandah.

Kids will love the Mickey detailing to be found in everything from the lamps to the towels and pillows, parents will appreciate the separate bathroom and toilet.

There's a fridge, a TV, plenty of storage and power points (bring US adaptors) and a turndown service at night that turns your lounge into bunk beds. Genius idea.

The balcony is spacious and, as I type, very sunny as we cross Bass Strait.

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KEYS TO THE WORLD

We were all given our own Key To The World. This is your keycard that allows you to get into your stateroom, as well as book the kids into kids club (more on that shortly), buy non-included items like gifts, special onboard experiences like wine and chocolate pairing and alcohol purchases, as well as tracking the official photographs taken onboard.

You link it to a credit card, then it's automatically deducted at the end of your stay. Bring or buy a lanyard to wear it around your neck. Everyone does. Everyone also wears Mickey ears and if you think you won't do it, you're kidding yourself. I wore mine from breakfast to lights out.

Oh my, the food… where do I begin? Do I begin with the Mickey waffles and churros I ate for breakfast at Cabana's on level 9? The free all-day, soft serve ice-cream? The pizzas by the pool? No, I'll be a grown up and explain the whole dining experience.

Disney wants you to explore all the restaurants onboard, so you'll be rotated around the different places to eat. We started at Tiana's, which is a celebration of southern cooking and jazz music. Apart from the delicious food, the child friendly options and entertainment made this a first class experience. Where else do you stop mid meal for a spontaneous conga line and limbo?

Next up it's Triton's, which takes its name from Ariel, The Little Mermaid 's dad. We were here on pirate night, one of Disney's famous themed nights and all the wait staff were dressed to the nines. My nieces loved the Mickey Mac 'n' Cheese and the Minnie burger, but the real highlight was the magic tricks performed by our waiters each night.

You see, that's the genius thing about Disney dining. You rotate restaurants each night, but your servers rotate with you. Our servers, Felice, Organ and Aditya welcomed us by name every night, engaged with the kids and looked after our every whim.  It's a great way to make the kids feel comfortable at every moment.

Saving the best until last, the final of the included restaurants is Animator's Palate, where they combine the magic of Disney animation with a one of a kind dinner show. You draw on your placemats, then they are turned into an after dinner short movie. It's amazing.

We followed the recommendations of our friendly servers and the black truffle pasta and steak were melt-in-your mouth good. But sure to save room to order a Mickey ice-cream off the kids menu too!

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Palo is the adults-only Italian restaurant at the back of deck 10. It's a decadent and grown up experience that the big kids can enjoy as an optional extra, while the little ones enjoy the kid's club. We couldn't get the girls out of there! Again, more on that later. The wait staff are knowledgeable and warm.

For once, I was too full of gnocchi and buffalo cheese to eat dessert. A first for me. But never fear, I made up for it with brunch at Palo the following day where I can highly recommend the lemon torte.

I mentioned Cabana's before. This is the buffet restaurant at the back of the ship. Open for breakfast and lunch, there is every brekkie staple imaginable including the aforementioned Mickey Mouse waffles! 

Lunch is everything from Mexican, to salads to panini and delicate cakes and tarts worthy of their own high tea. 

Haven't eaten enough? There's also 24-hour room service available. Our girls delighted in the silver service brought straight to their door.

THE KIDS CLUB

Being Disney, the kids club was always going to be exceptional. My nieces were skeptical until the moment they walked through the door. Sold! There are five different areas for the little ones. The Nursery is for under 3s and provides 1:1 care (this is an additional cost to cruise).

Oceaneer's Club is for the 3-13 year olds and it's set out somewhat like a Disney Theme Park with different areas and themes like Toy Story and Marvel. There are so many activities here from goo making to dance parties, your kids won't even know you've gone.

It's strictly no parents allowed and your kids are cared for and monitored at all times by counselors and a Disney wristband. 

Just down the hall is Oceaneer's Lab for the same age group where there's games, drawing, not to mention plenty of visits from the Disney and Marvel characters themselves. For the tweens and almost adults there's the chill-out spaces of The Edge (ages 11-14) and Vibe (14-17) to play video games or just hang out.

On the last day my nieces tearfully handed back their wristbands. They did not want to leave.

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THE CHARACTERS

Of course Disney is ALL about the characters and they are all here… Goofy, Pluto, Daffy, Cinderella, Ariel, the Marvel characters… and of course true Disney royalty, Captain's Mickey And Minnie Mouse.

The characters all have designated appearance times, not to mention the stage shows, so you can interact with them throughout your holiday.  Being Disney, it is super organised and efficient. Be sure to line up early if you want a photo.

THE ACTIVITIES

Knowing little ones need to be entertained, Disney cruise ships have a jam packed schedule from morning until bedtime. There's all day movies by the kids pool, craft, bingo, trivia ,and dance parties, all loved by kids and adults alike. You'll find your daily schedule on the Navigator App that you download before you board.

You can then highlight the ones you like and get reminders when events are about to start. My favourite? The silent dance party. 

For kids, the number one requirement on any cruise ship is a great pool area. Here on the Disney Wonder it's on level nine. There's a life-guard manned heated pool which is a Godsend for parents and little ones, not to mention a spa and an amazing water slide and toddler paddling area.

The main kids pool also plays almost non-stop Disney movies. I found myself still watching and loving Cars and Frozen , despite my 50-plus age.

THE STAGE SHOWS

Disney stage shows are like Broadway on the sea. With about 2700 people onboard, the crew have cleverly split dining and show times so half eat while the other half watch the shows. We had The Golden Mickeys, Disney Dreams and the Frozen musical, which were vocally and visually incredible.

The kids also feel very welcome and nobody is going to bat an eyelid at a restless toddler. And frankly, if you haven't eaten popcorn out of a silver Cinderella carriage, have you even lived?

THE PARTIES/THEME NIGHTS

Along with the stage shows, Disney also goes all out for their daily deck parties. Whether it's Crush's Pool Party, Pirate night or the Sail-A-Wave spectacular… you can dance, sing and cheer along. And did I mention they have their own fireworks too?

FOR THE BIG KIDS

Disney is not just for the kids. There are some hardcore Disney fans out there who are well beyond their teens. So if you're in need of some kid-free time, there are plenty of adults only zones on level nine including a pool, bar, cafe and lounge area.

I recommend the frosé from Signals bar. There's also whisky and wine tasting, adult trivia, singalongs and happy hours.

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I've got to save the final word for the staff. They are in a league of their own. Everyone has a name tag with their country of origin on it. Everyone says hello, everyone is interested in your trip and wellbeing. They all proudly share their stories of their Disney journey. You feel like part of the Disney family and that is a feeling you can't buy.

And that's the thing with Disney. In the end, Disney is more than just a movie studio or a travel company. Disney is a feeling. It's something you notice from the first moment you step on the ship, to the staff who greet you and the kids by name each day, to the special moments they create.

The Disney cruise experience is one you'll be talking about for years to come. Don't just take my word for it. My nieces will be happy to tell you all about it, but you'll have to wear your Mickey ears!

This author was a guest of Disney Cruise Line.

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Reservations are Now Open for Disney Magic at Sea Cruises in Australia and New Zealand

by Holly Ramey · September 28, 2022

Disney Cruise Line is going Down Under! At the D23 Expo earlier this month, it was announced that for the first time ever, Disney Cruise Line would be offering limited-time sailings from Australia and New Zealand. There has been much buzz surrounding these cruises and I am happy to announce they are finally available for booking for everyone.

When I say they are available for booking for everyone, I mean sort of as there have been plenty of issues with Disney IT and getting these reservations to load on the website. (More on that later!)

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These Disney Magic at Sea cruises include 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6-night sailings from Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne. They are offered from October 28, 2023 through February 12, 2024.

Here’s a full rundown of the cruises that will be offered:

 Disney Magic at Sea Cruises from Auckland

3-Nights at Sea:

• November 25, 2023
• November 28, 2023
• December 1, 2023

4-Nights at Sea:

• November 21, 2023

Down Under Sailings from Brisbane

2-Nights at Sea:

• December 20, 2023
• December 8, 2023
• December 11, 2023

5-Nights at Sea:

• December 15, 2023

Disney Magic at Sea Cruises from Sydney

• January 2, 2024
• January 12, 2024

3-Night Eden

•  January 5, 2024
• January 20, 2024

4-Night Hobart

• October 28, 2023
• December 24, 2023
• January 8, 2024
• February 12, 2024

6-Night Noumea

• December 28, 2023
• January 14, 2024

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Down Under Cruises on the Disney Wonder from Melbourne

2-Nights at Sea

• November 3, 2023

3-Nights at Sea

• November 9, 2023
• January 30, 2024
• February 2, 2024
• November 5, 2023
• November 12, 2023
• January 26, 2024
• February 5, 2024

These Disney Cruise Line Magic at Sea sailings have been “designed to give residents of Australia and New Zealand the opportunity to remain fully-immersed in one-of-a-kind Disney entertainment and experiences” aboard the Disney Wonder as the destination.

Guests sailing on these limited time cruises are invited to experience “an unforgettable voyage immersed in the magic of Disney storytelling – from award-winning entertainment, festive deck parties, and spectacular themed events, to world-class dining, imaginative kids’ clubs, and beloved characters throughout the sailing.”

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But, that’s not all! When the Disney Wonder sails over to Australia and New Zealand and back, there will be four ultra-exclusive South Pacific cruises offered. These include:

• October 3, 2023: 10-Night Vancouver, British Columbia to Honolulu with ports of call including Hilo (Big Island), Honolulu (O’Hau), Nawiliwili (Kaua’i), and Kahului (Maui)
• October 12, 2023: 13-Night Honolulu to Sydney with ports of call including Papo Pago, American Samoa; Lautoka, Fiji; and Noumea, New Caledonia
• February 16, 2024: 15-Night Sydney to Honolulu with ports of call including Noumea, New Caledonia; Lautoka, Fiji; Pago Pago, Samoa; and Kahului (Maui)
• March 1, 2024: 10-Night Honolulu to Vancouver, British Columbia with ports of call including Hilo (Big Island); Nawiliwili (Kaua’i); and Kahului (Maui)

Bookings for these South Pacific will open according to this schedule:

• October 3, 2022: Platinum Castaway Club & Golden Oak Members
• October 4, 2022: Gold Castaway Club Members
• October 5, 2022: Silver Castaway Club and Disney Vacation Club Members as well as Adventures by Disney Insiders
• October 6, 2022: All Guests

Now, back to the booking issues. Originally, these sailings were originally supposed to go on sale at 6 pm EST today (Wednesday, September 28 here in the United States.) However, they were up on the website for booking around 3 pm EST. Even though they were up though, getting to a confirmation was next to impossible.

I was able to call into Disney Cruise Line directly to get rooms booked for several of my clients. However, due to the hurricane, we have been informed that the call center will close today, Wednesday, September 28 at 6 pm EST. They also have enacted a virtual waiting room on the website.

Are you excited to go Down Under with Disney Magic at Sea sailings aboard the Disney Wonder in Australia and New Zealand ? Let us know in the comments below!

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Pricing Available for Australian and New Zealand Disney Cruises

Nearly two weeks ago, Disney Cruise Line announced that the Disney Wonder would sail from Australia and New Zealand in late 2023 and early 2024. Today Disney has released the itineraries and the pricing on these cruises.

I have listed the cost in USD as well as in AUD, AUD price estimates are shown for your reference only and are based on the exchange rate provided by private providers who use multiple market sources to calculate the exchange rate, which may vary daily.

The pricing below includes taxes, fees & port expenses for 2 adults .

The pricing below includes taxes, fees & port expenses for 2 adults and 1 child

You can find opening day prices on the Disney Cruise website.

Booking opens for all quests on  29 September at 8AM AEST / 11AM NZDT . Bookings can be made directly on our website DisneyCruiseLine.com/AUNZ or with your preferred travel agent.

Castaway Club member’s booking opens

• Platinum members:  26 September
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Disney Wonder Sets Sail on Inaugural Season in Australia and New Zealand

• by Michelle Snow
• October 28, 2023 October 28, 2023

The Disney Wonder cruise ship headed down to Australia and arrived on October 27th to begin its inaugural season of Disney Magic at Sea cruises for families in Australia and New Zealand, which began October 28th, local time.

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To reach Sydney, the Disney Wonder performed what is called a repositioning cruise, where ships relocate by sailing with passengers on a special itinerary.

Sailing all the way to Australia, the 13-night cruise featured visits to different destinations in the South Pacific, including Fiji, New Caledonia, and American Samoa, before arriving in Sydney .

Now in Australia, these first-time special sailings aboard the Disney Wonder will range from two to six nights, with departures through February 2024.

Disney Cruise Line home ports for this sailing season aboard the Disney Wonder will be Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, in Australia, as well as Auckland, New Zealand.

A sister to the original 1998-built Disney Magic, the Disney Wonder originally entered service in 1999 as Disney Cruise Line’s second cruise ship.

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And while this is the first season of cruises from Australia and New Zealand, it won’t be the last! A special new season of sailings from October 2024 through February 2025, go on sale to the general public on November 6, 2023.

Limited bookings are still available for some late 2023 and early 2024 itineraries, as well.

Plus Disney Cruise Line will begin cruises in Southeast Asia out of their new port in Singapore in 2025.

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How to book your Disney Australia New Zealand Cruise

Posted on Published: September 28, 2022

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Booking for most of us opens at:

8am AEST on Thursday 29 September in Australia.

11am NZDT Thursday 29 September in New Zealand.

You can use a travel agent – although by now it may be too late to pre register, and they have mountains of bookings to get done. I am going to be ready to go at 7.45am.

Before you book

Here’s what I’m going to do:

Set up a Disney account.

I already have one, and if you don’t make sure to set one up here . Then you can be logged in with all your details before you start the booking.

Make sure to add your people – just go to the ‘Family and friends’ list and add them. I’m not sure if it will populate – it kind of did for me when I practiced on the US site..but have the info ready!

Go to the booking page and select your cruise you want

Make sure you know in advance what cruise you’re choosing.

Here is the list and you can book from this page too. There are 32 cruises from two to six nights.

They depart from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland.

You can find the cruise that suits you best by putting in elements like how long you want to cruise for, your departure port and preferred date – or you can just scroll down the list.

Make sure you know what cruise you want and you’re right there waiting for the clock to turn 8am.

Consider what kind of stateroom you want:

• inside stateroom (this will be me)

4. And the location

What sailing do you want?

You can also do a practice run to familiarise yourself with the booking process. Just go to the Disney cruise website and have a look at the booking process for a US cruise for example.

Booking at 8am 29 September 2022

Make sure you are logged into your account..

• Be waiting at the cruise you want.
• You will clock on ‘Show dates’
• Then it will show you prices of stateroom options – click continue
• You will need to select your stateroom
• Confirm your “travel party” – the number of guests. This is where you also select ACCESSIBLE ROOMS.
• The select the location of the room – middle, front or back of the ship – there is a handy diagram to help you
• And the deck number, whether a higher or lower deck.
• Then you’ll be given a map of the ship with the available staterooms highlighted
• Click on the one you want, and then add to cart.
• Then it will show you your cart and when you press NEXT it will ask you to sign in. If you haven’t signed in you can do so quickly on screen – but if you haven’t created an account this may bring you unstuck so make sure to create the account tonight!
• I had to add some extra information here like country and state, it didn’t completely populate my booking.
• Make sure your names are exactly as they are on documentation. I just had to change ours from Evie Minnie and Emmie Princess. Lol.
• Then you need to make sure you have the names and date of birth correct.

You can pay in full or pay a deposit – minimum 20%

You can also HOLD the booking for 12 hours.

You can use a credit or debit card.

Note that currency is in $USD

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Disney Wonder Sailing to South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand in Late 2023 – Bookings Begin in Early October

The Disney Wonder is headed to a land down under. During today’s “ A Boundless Future: Disney Parks, Experiences and Products ” presentation at the D23 Expo 2022 in Anaheim, Josh D’Amaro, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products Chairman, announced the Disney Wonder will sail to Australia and New Zealand with a reposition cruise visiting ports in the South Pacific.

Disney Cruise Line is excited to unveil our first-ever cruises through the South Pacific—plus new Hawai’i sailings in 2023 and 2024. Voyage from Vancouver, British Columbia, to the breathtaking beauty of the Hawaiian Islands. From Honolulu, cruise the South Pacific across the international date line to Sydney, Australia. Along the way, dock in the exotic island nations of Fiji, American Samoa, and New Caledonia, where you’ll have time to appreciate Polynesian culture, explore enchanting rainforests and hike to tropical waterfalls

The Disney Wonder will embark on these “ Disney Magic at Sea ” cruises through February 2024, ranging from two to six nights and departing from four home ports: Sydney , Melbourne and Brisbane , Australia; and Auckland, New Zealand .“Disney Magic at Sea” bookings open September 29th for the Australia and New Zealand cruises, and repositioning sailings open October 6th for the general public.

Disney Magic at Sea Voyages – Australia & New Zealand Cruises on the Disney Wonder

For the first time ever, Disney Cruise Line is sailing Down Under with 2-, 3-, 4-, 5- and 6-night cruises from Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Embark on an unforgettable voyage immersed in the magic of Disney storytelling—from award-winning entertainment, festive deck parties and spectacular themed events to world-class dining, imaginative kids clubs and beloved Characters throughout your sailing.

Detailed itineraries are not yet available, but Disney Cruise Line did reveal the following sail dates and starting prices for the 2-night sailings.

Disney Cruise Line set up a Hawai’i and South Pacific Cruises webpage to highlight the new offerings.

Hawaiian Cruises

• 10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Vancouver ending in Honolulu October 3, 2023 Say “Aloha!” to an enchanting 10-night Hawaiian cruise departing from Vancouver, British Columbia. Drop anchor at Hilo, Honolulu, Nawiliwili and Kahului, where carefree leisure, recreation and adventure await. Trek to lush jungles, discover secret waterfalls, kick back on a gorgeous beach or explore the colorful marine life under the waves. Plus, enjoy the exceptional hospitality you’ve come to expect from Disney—award-winning entertainment, festive deck parties, imaginative dining, freshwater pools and waterslides, kids clubs, Character encounters, exciting Port Adventures and so much more.
• 10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Honolulu ending in Vancouver March 1, 2024 Drop anchor at Kahului, Hilo and Nawiliwili during a 10-night sailing from Honolulu to Vancouver, where the best of the Aloha spirit awaits—from lush jungles and secret waterfalls to stunning beaches and a laid-back island vibe. Then voyage through the Pacific in style while enjoying magical amenities and activities only Disney can create—including award-winning entertainment, festive deck parties, themed dining, sparkling pools, kids clubs, Character encounters and so much more. After your cruise, enjoy time to explore the parks, gardens and big-city charm of beautiful Vancouver.

Transpacific Voyages

Please note the “international date line” portion of the transpacific itineraries.

The International Date Line (IDL) is an imaginary line on the surface of the Earth, established by the International Meridian Conference of 1884, that runs from the north to the south pole and demarcates one calendar day from the next. It passes through the middle of the Pacific Ocean, roughly following the 180° longitude but it deviates to pass around some territories and island groups. The IDL is on the opposite side of the Earth to the Prime Meridian. The Prime Meridian is used to define Universal Time and is the meridian from which all other time zones are calculated. Time zones to the east of the Prime Meridian are in advance of UTC (up to UTC+14); time zones to the west are behind UTC (to UTC-12).The IDL and the moving point of midnight separate the two calendar days that are current somewhere on Earth. A traveller crossing the IDL eastbound subtracts one day, or 24 hours, so that the calendar date to the west of the line is repeated after the following midnight. Crossing the IDL westbound results in 24 hours being added, advancing the calendar date by one day. The IDL is necessary to have a fixed, albeit arbitrary, boundary on the globe where the calendar date advances in the westbound direction. International Date Line Details from P&O Cruises

• 13-Night South Pacific Cruise from Honolulu ending in Sydney October 12, 2023 Embark on a one-of-a-kind vacation at sea to Sydney, Australia on a 13-night cruise—with 14 sunsets—departing from Honolulu, Hawai’i. Experience the best of Oʻahu before sailing over the international date line (where you’ll “lose” a day but not a sunset) to the exotic isles of American Samoa , Fiji and New Caledonia . While sailing the Pacific blue, enjoy award-winning entertainment, exciting deck parties, imaginative dining, Character encounters and more. In Australia, spend time exploring a host of fascinating destinations, including the Sydney Opera House, botanical gardens, golden-sand beaches and a vibrant dining scene.
• 15-Night South Pacific Cruise from Sydney ending in Honolulu February 16, 2024 Cast off on the journey of a lifetime with this 15-night cruise sailing through the South Pacific and over the international date line, where you’ll experience the same calendar day twice amid 14 sunsets. Explore Sydney’s stunning botanical gardens, golden-sand beaches and cosmopolitan city center—home to a beautiful harbor and the iconic Opera House—before setting sail through the mighty Pacific Ocean. Along the way, dock at American Samoa , Fiji , New Caledonia and the Hawaiian island of Maui. While at sea, delight in award-winning entertainment, exciting deck parties, imaginative dining, Character encounters and more.

Detailed itineraries were not released for the Australian and New Zealand sailings, but below is my rough summary of the sail dates based on the details that have been provided at the time of publication. What you see presented below are essentially, my working notes as I work through the new sailings. Please do not take the following as fact other than the dates that are included which have been taken directly from the two PDF summary sheets released by Disney Cruise Line. I’ve reached out the the cruise line and am awaiting clarification.

Early Booking for Disney Cruise Line Castaway Club Members If you’re currently a Platinum, Gold or Silver Castaway Club Member, an eligible Disney Vacation Club Member or an Adventure Insider with Adventures by Disney, be among the first to book the new Hawaiian and South Pacific cruises before they go on sale to the general public on October 6, 2022. To book during your designated advance booking window, sign in to your Disney account, call Disney Cruise Line or contact your travel agent. 

Booking Begins:

• October 3, 2022: Platinum Castaway Club Members & Golden Oak Members
• October 4, 2022: Gold Castaway Club Members
• October 5, 2022: Silver Castaway Club Members, eligible Disney Vacation Club Members and Adventure Insiders
• October 6, 2022: All Guests

One-of-a-kind sailings await. Embark on something magical with rare sailings around the islands of Hawai'i or Disney Cruise Lineʻs first ever cruise through the South Pacific. ? ✨ https://t.co/rrPoMtOX0W pic.twitter.com/0jamZ3ouft — Disney Cruise Line (@DisneyCruise) September 11, 2022

Earlier this year, Disney Cruise Line established roots in the region by registering as a business in Australia and an unnamed ship has been spotted on port calendars.

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24 Replies to “Disney Wonder Sailing to South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand in Late 2023 – Bookings Begin in Early October”

10/3/23 cruise is from Vancouver to Honolulu

Scott, the 10-night Hawaiian cruises are reversed. 10/3/23 is the outbound Vancouver to Hawai’i. 3/1/24 is the return Hawai’i to Vancouver.

It is not of benefit to my health to do the so called COVID vaccine. And by not having done the shot , those I encounter are at no greater risk of the virus no matter if they have had the shot or not. I ( as well as thousands of others) hope it is not a requirement in order to sail. I would be glad to test before during and/or after a sailing. So glad to have had the opportunity to do 14 cruises with DCL and visit almost all the ports they offered in the past. Sadly I feel the cruise experience with DCL may not be the same as in the past from all the articles I have tried to keep updated with. Glad to read that DCL is ready to venture to new water of the South Pacific. °o°

way to vent your %^&$ , no one cares about your vaccine hesitancy stupidity

Looks like dry dock 19th to 3rd as there is a gap.

I am beyond excited by this, as I live in Australia and will be able to board the beautiful Wonder from my home town of Brisbane next year!

I cannot wait!!!!!!!!

Scott, the titles & descriptions for the 2 Hawai’i cruises need to be swapped. Just a heads up.

Some of the dates are hard to understand.

Oct 3, 2023 10 nights Honolulu to Vancouver.

Oct 12, 2023 13 nights Honolulu to Sydney.

Will there be 2 different ships?

No. Scott has the dates mixed up. Check the included DCL leaflet which shows the correct dates.

No, just the Wonder. The article above has the title and descriptions of the 2 Hawai’i cruises accidentally flip-flopped.

Thanks for understanding this was an accident.

Catherine, it is Vancouver to Honolulu which should make much more sense 😉 Sounds amazing but way to far for us unfortunately being in Europe.

Thanks! Yes, they do sound amazing but, being from Canada flights would be long too. But, AMAZING itineraries!!!

What are the itineraries for the 2-6 night cruises departing from Sydney during October, November and December?

Any idea on when the cruises sailing from and returning to Australia will be revealed? Far more interested in those.

So, a lot to unpack here – on top of the transpacific announcement… So with the Wonder back in Vancouver on March 11…. This is too early to start Alaska… so a repo to San Diego for a few sailings and then back for Alaska? The timing makes sense and matches previous arrivals in SD post Panama… More Hawaii would be nice… but odds are that this would have been announced as part of this release. No sailings out of San Diego for the Winter 24 season? (unless the Magic was to go back again… doubtful)… and as suggested above, a drydock in late Sept. 23?

Safe to assume the standard early booking window also applies for the Australia/New Zealand cruises?

I just want to know where the 3 and 4 night cruises will go. That’s not long enough to get anywhere and back from most ANZ cities.

Ross, It sounds like these will be similar voyages to those offered last summer on the Disney Magic in Europe, where the ship was the destination and the voyages were all sea days. It sounds like we will learn more on Monday, September 26th.

Any idea what the booking dates are for the Australia cruises?

We should learn more by September 26th.

I’m surprised that they haven’t done a cruise out of China or Japan yet. Then again that would probably require a completely different cruise staff than one that caters to mostly English speaking guests.

those repositioning cruises sound absolutely epic and priced fairly; it’s just getting to or from sydney…

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Disney Cruise Prices: How Much Will This Vacation Cost?

W ith a fleet of five luxury cruise ships — and a sixth coming in December of this year — featuring waterslides, Broadway-quality shows and Disney fun for the entire family, Disney cruises are an attractive vacation option. The ships sail in all parts of the world, and Disney even has its own private island.

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If that all sounds like the makings of a perfect family vacation, you’re likely not wrong. But you’re also likely asking: How much does a Disney cruise cost? In fact, Disney cruise prices vary as wildly as Captain Jack Sparrow’s moods. But there’s no magic in divining if a Disney cruise is worth it for you or not, or how you can save money and still step aboard the “happiest place” on water.

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How Much Is a Disney Cruise?

Assuming you don’t want to fly to Sydney for a two-night cruise to Brisbane, Australia, and then fly home again, Disney cruise prices are least expensive if you leave from Florida. For example, a three-night, one-way cruise from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to San Juan, Puerto Rico, was $1,494 as of March 20. As far as round-trip cruises, a four-night western Caribbean cruise leaving from Galveston, Texas, and visiting Progreso, Mexico, was priced at $1,518. On the West Coast, a three-night Baja cruise from San Diego to Ensenada, Mexico, and back again ran $1,712.

All these prices were for two adults sharing an inside cabin. The rates also included all taxes, fees and port expenses.

The Cost of Leveling Up to a Nicer Cabin

As mentioned above, Disney cruise prices cover a vast range. And while they’re not among the most expensive cruise liners, they can get pricey. The above cruises, as well as other cruise offerings, offer a number of different cabin types. For instance, for the Fort Lauderdale cruise listed above, here are the price differences for cabin types for two adults:

Longer Cruises Are Generally More Expensive

As you might expect, in addition to the port of departure and the level of cabin, the length of your cruise will have a major impact on its price. Disney offers cruises lasting anywhere from two to 15 nights. 

The most expensive cruise GOBankingRates could find was a 12-night Mediterranean cruise visiting eight ports, ranging from Greece and Turkey to Spain and Italy. An inside cabin for two adults on this cruise ran $11,417, while a Concierge-level cabin tilted the scale at $33,665.

With more than 600 cruises on offer around the world, however, cruises can be found at virtually every price point between the low and the high.

How Much Does a Disney Cruise Cost for a Family of 4?

There aren’t many brands that scream family louder than Disney, which is why it offers pricing for families of four. If two of those guests are under 18, it does not double the price. It does increase it substantially, however. For instance, for a three-night, one-way cruise from Fort Lauderdale to San Juan, an inside cabin comes in at $1,494 for two adults and $2,506 for a family of four with two under-12 children.

And that 12-night Mediterranean cruise visiting eight ports, which ranged from $11,417 to $33,665 for two adults? It’s $17,501 for an inside cabin for four and $45,141 for a Concierge-level cabin.

Are Disney Cruises All-Inclusive?

Most of what you are probably going on a cruise to experience is included, but there are some notable exceptions. For instance, while all your meals, including 24-hour room service, are included, bottled water and alcohol are not. There are also luxury dining experiences that are not included.

As far as entertainment goes, there are Broadway-quality shows, firework displays, Disney character experiences, movie screenings, pools, waterslides and more included. You’ll also enjoy in-room movies, nightclubs with live music, adult pools and fitness centers for free. However, there are plenty of add-ons that can add up fast. 

Here are some vacation necessities and favorites that aren’t included in the price of the cruise:

• Airfare/transportation to or from the departure or final port
• Pre- or post-cruise hotel stays
• Certain family and kids experiences
• Bottled water, alcoholic beverages and specialty drinks
• Wireless internet
• Vacation protection plan
• Adult-exclusive dining
• Spa and salon visits
• Many Castaway Cay (Disney’s private island) amenities

What Is Disney’s Private Island Like and How Much Is a Cruise There?

Disney’s private island, called Disney Castaway Cay, lies in the Bahamas, and as the name implies, it is exclusive to Disney cruise guests. A tropical island, Castaway Cay has white sand beaches, clear blue water and picturesque palm trees. However, this is a family fun-themed island, so there are plenty of amenities and adventures.

Things To Do on Castaway Cay

• Beach Time: Grab one of the plentiful beach chairs and umbrellas available.
• 5K Run/Walk: Run or walk the 5K trail around the island; complete it and earn a medal.
• Character Appearances: Take advantage of a photo op with one of the many Disney characters on the island.
• Sports Beach: Play a game of volleyball or tetherball.
• Snorkeling Lagoon: Follow the two underwater trails and search for the hidden Mickey.
• Serenity Bay: Relax at an adults-only beach with massages, a bar and BBQ.
• Pelican Plunge: Slip into one of two twisty water slides or a water play section.
• In Da Shade Game Pavilion: Play table tennis, foosball, billiards, and basketball in the shade.
• Teen Hideout: Let your 14- to 17-year-olds enjoy an exclusive spot of their own.
• Boat Rentals: Rent a kayak, paddleboat, aqua trike or stand-up paddleboard.
• Shopping: Shop for your favorite Disney souvenirs.

The Cost of a Cruise to Castaway Cay

For two adult guests staying in an inside cabin, the least expensive cruise to Castaway Cay that GOBankingRates found was a three-night trip from Fort Lauderdale for $1,631. On the opposite end of the spectrum was aboard Disney’s newest ship, Disney Treasure, for its maiden voyage. This was a seven-night trip visiting Tortola, St. Thomas and Castaway Cay for $11,279, for a Verandah-level cabin (the only level offered).

How Can I Save Money on My Disney Cruise?

In addition to some of the more obvious ways to save money on a cruise , such as using credit card points for airfare and any hotel stays, avoiding add-ons like spa treatments and excursions, and choosing round-trip cruises departing from ports nearest your home, there are some unexpected ways to save money on your Disney vacation.

Alcohol is not included in Disney cruise prices, but you can bring a limited amount of your own aboard. Guests 21 and older (18 and older in Australia) can bring up to two bottles of wine (750 milliliters each) and six 12-ounce beers on board at the start of their journey and at each port of call. However, you will be charged a $27 corkage fee if you choose to drink the wine (or champagne) in one of the ship’s dining rooms.

Special Offers

Disney Cruise Line lists several special offers. For instance, you can enjoy up to 25% off select cruises designated by the cruise line. These offers do come with some restrictions, however, like allowing Disney to choose your cabin, and are nonrefundable. Other discounts include up to 25% off on select sailings for Canadian residents and special military rates.   

Costco Travel

Costco Travel has partnered with Disney Cruise Line and offers significant discounts on select cruises for its members. For instance, a quick search found a four-night Bahamian cruise from Port Canaveral, visiting Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point and Disney Castaway Cay, which retailed for $2,303 per person on Disney Cruise Line’s site, offered at $1,284 per person on Costco Travel’s site. So if you are a Costco member, it’s worth shopping Costco Travel .

Prices and deals are accurate as of March 20, 2024, and are subject to change.

Editorial Note: This content is not provided by any entity covered in this article. Any opinions, analyses, reviews, ratings or recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author alone and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any entity named in this article.

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