Disney Cruise Lines offers cruises to the Bahamas, Caribbean and Europe, as well as a transatlantic cruise, which transports passengers from the Bahamas to Europe.
The Disney Cruise Lines' first ship, the Disney Magic, undertook its maiden voyage on July 30, 1998, and was joined by the Disney Wonder on Aug. 15, 1999. The ships have larger-than-average staterooms, with family-friendly features such as extra storage and split bathrooms.
A Disney cruise offers quick service, adult-exclusive dining, buffet dining and a rotational dining system. The rotational dining system rotates guests through the ship's three themed restaurants, with the same servers attending the guests at each restaurant.
Guests can watch live Broadway-style shows and first-run movies. Disney characters' meet-and-greets are available through pre-scheduled and surprise appearances.
The Disney Cruise Lines' ships feature three themed swimming pools and deck parties, complete with music, dancing and Disney characters. The absence of casinos allows for age-specific areas for teens and adults.
