Children will find no end of things to do on a Disney cruise. They can explore their creativity by learning how to draw animation, creating "flubber" in a science lab, and making their own pizza and chocolate-chip cookies. The Disney ships offer a wide range of stage shows and variety acts. Children can join in the fun when they dance with Snow White and learn how to be a Mouseketeer. Kids can enjoy an evening of swashbuckling that begins with a pirate-themed dinner and ends with a pirate show and fireworks. Young ones might be surprised to find out that they can go camping in the middle of the ocean. Sign them up for Mickey's camp out, where they'll pitch a tent, sing campfire songs and play games.
Just because you're on a Disney cruise doesn't mean you'll always be hanging out with Mickey and his friends. Disney cruise ships offer sophisticated events and activities for the adult crowd. Take a jog on the one-mile track and get energized with aerobics classes in the fitness center. Enjoy beer and wine tastings, or learn about ship navigation in a lecture by some of the ship's officers. Cabaret shows for adults offer entertaining evenings of magic or comedy. If you want to be involved in a show you can serenade the crowd in a karaoke show, or be in an adult game show to find out how well you know your mate. When it's time to relax, Disney ships offer a full-service spa and salon and an adults-only swimming pool.
When the adults are done with their spa treatments and the kids are finished with their art projects, the Disney ships have many activities for families to do together. Play a round of shuffleboard, miniature golf or ping pong, or try your luck at bingo. There are family-friendly deck parties, dance parties and cabaret shows. The whole family can show their skills as they line dance or compete in a karaoke competition or talent show. Two swimming pools per ship offer whirlpool spas and a waterslide.
