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Quiet Cove - Retreat to this relaxing, adults-only refuge-featuring an infinity pool, bar and poolside lounge-dedicated to swimming, savouring drinks and soaking up the sun. Quiet Cove - Retreat to this relaxing, adults only refuge featuring an infinity poor, bar and poolside lounge - dedicated to swimming, savouring drinks and soaking up the sun. Sunshine meets fun time on the upper decks of the Disney Wish, home to 10 pools and water play areas-inspired by Mickey and his pals. Or toy around at Toy Story Splash Zone, featuring larger-than-life rubber bath toys and the Slide-a-saurus Rex family slide. Disney Unchartered Adventure - A first-of-its-kind interactive experience that takes classic Disney storytelling to new heights!
Deck 4
I'll happily admit to being a sucker for a suite at sea and Disney concierge service amenities, but all of the cabins on Wish are a big step up for Disney Cruise Line. Sailing from Port Canaveral for three- and four-night itineraries to the Bahamas for the foreseeable future, Disney Cruise Line's fifth ship is a stunning departure from its sister ships, to say the least. We might have had to wait ten years for a new Disney Cruise ship, but the wait was certainly worth it. The Disney Wish is in a class by itself, with some innovative design features and guest offerings not found anywhere else.
Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods
The interior design no longer seems focused on evoking the glamour and beauty of the golden age of ocean liners. It largely opts against period-inspired Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles in favor of a variety of disparately-themed spaces. It’s nearly impossible to be bored on the Disney Wish, what with the ship’s daily schedule of fun-filled activities, and all of the space to explore, including its six pools. There is absolutely no chance of going hungry on the Disney Wish, starting with the casual Marceline Market and its 10 tempting food stalls for casual dining for breakfast and lunch, and table-service at dinnertime. “Be our guest” is a sentiment the crew aboard the Disney Wish takes to heart, and they go above and beyond to make you feel right at home from the moment you step on board. From the cabin stewards to the lifeguards at the pools and beaches to the dining, bars, activities, and island teams, everyone is ready to make your cruise a memorable one.
Deck 2
We never totally got our bearings on the Disney Wish, and know we’re not alone. Some of this could be attributed to a lack of familiarity with the Wish as compared to the other ships, but some odd choices were also made. We had the chance to spend 3-nights aboard the Disney Wish for its Christening Cruise.
A reimagined upper deck
The latter even features a special appearance by none other than the ship's Fairy Godmother, who kicks off a farewell show. Kids club highlights include the Oceaneer Club's Marvel Super Hero Academy, where kids can design (and virtually fly in) their own super suit. This club also houses Rapunzel's Art Studio, Belle's Library and Anna and Elsa's Sommerhus, where there will be a variety of games with Olaf serving as the host. In a pure stroke of genius, Disney added a fun, unconventional way for kids to enter the Oceaneer Club.
Same goes for the kids clubs, which offer huge improvements over the other ships and a ton of cool new things to do. Adults have long been envious of the fun, interactive experiences offered exclusively to children aboard Disney Cruise Line. To some extent, that has been directly remedied with new themed spaces for all ages. While the kids are at the variety of clubs designed for them, adults can take advantage of spaces for the 18-and-older crowd. In fact, that's one reason why I love Disney cruises so much — the kids want to do the kids activities, which means adults get to enjoy amenities designed for us, too.
Worlds of Marvel
By contrast, the things that the other ships do better are a matter of preference, and less make or break. However, the Disney Wish is not the ship we’d recommend to cruise newbies who are potentially interested in experiencing the other ships–or longtime Walt Disney World fans wanting to take their first cruise. That comes down to the expectations this particular ship creates that the rest don’t really match. In several ways, it feels like the guiding light behind this project was bringing as much of the contemporary Disney theme park experience as possible to a cruise ship. Dubbed the “castle on the sea,” the Disney Wish heavily emphasizes some of the company’s MVP IPs.
Our three-night itinerary sailed from Port Canaveral to Castaway Cay, Disney’s exclusive private island in the Bahamas. There’s even exclusive Castaway Cay souvenirs available in the on-island shops. For those really wanting to splash out, the first-of-its-kind, Moana-themed Concierge Wish Tower Suite is perched high on the Disney Wish’s funnel above the upper decks, accessible by private elevator. For families, one of the best parts of a family cruise with Disney Cruise Line is that kids often want to go to the complimentary kids clubs. This gives grown-ups a chance to have a drink, not rush through dinner and enjoy a few moments to themselves. Connecting both of these luxe dining options is The Rose, a lounge that offers wine, small bites and other adult-focused items designed for pre- or post-dinner enjoyment.
But on the other hand, the itineraries are honestly somewhat of a snooze compared to the exotic itineraries you can have on other Disney ships. We know many frequent cruisers who don’t even get off the ship when it docks in Nassau. If we’re being pragmatic about it, we recognize that these shorter Bahamian cruises have been a mainstay of Disney Cruise Line since its earliest days. We also know that Port Canaveral, FL is Disney’s truest “home port,” with year-round departures that are within an hour’s drive or so from Disney World. Our reviewers were astounded by the experience provided by the facilities at Senses Spa and Salon onboard the Disney Wish.
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The Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah sleeps either 3 or 4 guests and has 243 square feet of space. “One thing that's really important in our state rooms and our suites is we are continuing to bring Disney stories of enchantment to life. So they're a little bit different from the state rooms you know and love on the existing ships,” Weiss said. This is hardly criticism of the Disney Wish, but rather, acknowledging that it’s a bit of an outlier. It’s one that’s better in many ways, delivering exactly what some fans will want and making it difficult to go back to the other ships.
Star Wars, Marvel, Frozen, and more all have strong presences aboard the ship. Just about everything is tied to characters in some fashion, with the Wish feeling very much in line with some of Disney’s other recent additions in its theme parks. For all of the family and adult-designed fun on the Disney Wish, the decor of the ship itself is elegant, starting in the Grand Hall and cascading down hallways and staircases. More than 4,400 works of art hang on the walls, and the ambient music gently complements the design. It’s A Small World Nursery provides baby-sitting services for kids ages 6 months to 3 years old, complete with play room with favorite Disney characters and even a toy train.
The Disney Wish is going to garner strong opinions from passionate cruisers and first-timers. The newest addition to DCL’s fleet will likely be your favorite or least favorite ship, with only a little middle ground in between reactions. This review of the Disney Wish cruise ship offers our big picture impressions on its highs and low.
To bring back the Star’s powers, Captain Minnie needs Guests to help navigate the ship toward these uncharted worlds. This one-of-a-kind theatrical adaptation of the beloved 1989 Disney animated film was created exclusively for the Disney Wish. With innovative theatrical design, dazzling special effects, and artistic choreography, the all-new script and score goes beyond the film to find new ways to delight.
You will get the chance to see these shows as each plays twice at a time that fits in with your dinner seating. These reservation-only activities are scheduled every day and are available to book before your cruise, as well as on board. You can do as much or as little as you want to, but there are plenty of activities throughout the day to keep you busy if you want to join in. There are plenty of opportunities to burn off the extra calories from all the amazing food you will be enjoying. This water ride combines views of the ocean, with innovative storytelling as you travel through the 760 feet of tubes. There is a fabulous infinity pool at the aft of the ship, but it is small.
Additionally, the ship offers "Disney's Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular" on one night of every cruise. This show is a reimagined adaptation of the classic film, depicting it as a fast-paced musical comedy. Both have delicious drinks, but Nightingale's offers a more upscale vibe than what you'll find at The Bayou, which features more of a full-on party setting, especially when live music is playing. Unlike the included rotational restaurants, this experience costs extra. If your kids have always wanted to celebrate summer via a picnic with Olaf in Arendelle's Castle, they are in luck on the Wish. Set in an indoor space with a backdrop of a meadow of flowers, Olaf's Royal Picnic features Olaf, Anna, Elsa, Kristoff and a song-filled picnic complete with a ton of goodies for the kids to keep.
Home to the Star Wars Galactic Creature Keepers adventure, kids here will become intergalactic creature handlers, feeding lifelike, interactive creatures and encountering some of the most dangerous beings in the galaxy. Don’t worry, though — with the help of Rey and Chewbacca (and the Force), everything will turn out just fine. Children become young Avengers, training alongside their favorite Marvel Super Heroes. Spider-Man, Black Panther, Ant-Man and The Wasp are regulars here as kids team up, select their super suit, and battle infamous villains of the Marvel Universe. The different storylines that are offered via the video clips help to add a bit of re-ride-ability to this relatively short attraction. Without that change, most folks would likely ride it once and be on their way.
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