Disney World Land and Sea vacation packages allow guests to spend time at both the Walt Disney World Resort and on a Disney Cruise from Port Canaveral. Traditionally, the package included a three- or four-night stay at Disney World and a three- or four-night Bahamas cruise. In 2010, the package was revised to offer guests more flexibility, with the option to add unlimited nights at the Walt Disney World Resort to the cruise of their choice, including Caribbean and Transatlantic voyages.
Pre- and post-cruise accommodations are available for any number of nights at 18 of Disney's Deluxe, Deluxe Villa, Moderate and Value Resort hotels, not including Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground or the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotels. Guests opting for a pre-cruise stay of at least two nights are able to check in for their cruise at their Disney Resort hotel before their departure.
Guests opting for a minimum one-night stay at Walt Disney World can add a one- to five-day Magic Your Way Ticket with the Park Hopper option to their resort reservation. Park Hopper tickets allow guests to access all four Disney parks for each day of admission during their stay. All guests over age 3 on a reservation must have the same type of ticket, and tickets must be used within 14 days from the date of first use.
Optional add-ons for Disney World and Disney Cruise Line package vacations include airfare, airport transportation, transportation between the Disney resort and Port Canaveral and travel insurance. Cruise-only options include prepaid gratuities, specialty dining, onboard childcare, spa treatments and shore excursions. Walt Disney World Resort add-ons include the Quick Service Dining Plan, Disney's Dining Plan, the Deluxe Dining Plan, a wine package, tickets to Cirque du Soleil, park tours and golf tee times.
