The Disney Cruise Line offers a three-night, four-day cruise leaving from Miami and stopping at the capital of the Bahamas, Nassau, on the island of New Providence before heading to the Disney-owned island of Castaway Cay. Family activities aboard the Disney Cruise Line kick off with a sail away dance party featuring Disney characters such as Goofy, Mickey and Minnie. Other activities include 3-D movies, live shows based on Disney movies and water slides. The Disney ships also reach out to teens with a teens-only spa.
The Royal Caribbean cruise line offers a three-night cruise leaving from Miami and heading to the cruise line's private island of CocoCay. Royal Caribbean ships feature on board mini-golf, live shows and trivia contests. There are teen activities aboard the ship as well, including an arcade and bungee trampoline. There are also kid-friendly pools called splash decks, water slides and a rock wall.
The Norwegian Cruise Line offers both one-night and weekend cruise options. The one-night cruises leave from New York, Boston or Los Angeles. The weekend cruises leave from Miami or Boston. On-board activities include a sports court, pools, kid's centers and teen discos. The one- and two-day trips are ocean-bound round trips that leave the port and return to it without stopping at another port.