Each cruise line has its own rules about bringing alcohol onboard their ships, including Disney Cruise Line.

Bringing alcohol onboard

Disney Cruise Line allows guests 21 years and older to bring up to 2 bottles of wine or champagne, or 6 beers (no larger than 12 ounces) at any port, including embarkation day.

Any beverages brought onboard must be in the carry-on luggage, and not checked luggage.

Disney Cruise Line has a corkage fee of $25 per bottle if brought to any dining room.

Disney Cruise Line released its summer 2021 sailings, which include sailings to destinations in Greece, Alaska and the Caribbean.

These new sailings will become available to book beginning on February 28, 2020.

Europe

Disney Magic

Disney Cruise Line offers a lot for family to enjoy on their ships, including the shows, kids clubs, classes and slides.

Here is a look at our favorite free things to do on Disney cruise ships.

1. Disney Characters

Without a doubt, the thing Disney Cruise Line is best known for are the wide array of Disney characters you can meet onboard.

Mickey, Donald, Goofy and other classic characters are joined by princesses, Marvel super heroes and Star Wars characters.

Southwest Airlines is giving away a 7-night Disney Cruise Line sailing that includes round-trip airfare to Orlando and transportation to the port, but you have to act fast.

If you can enter before the end of January 31, 2020, you may qualify for a chance to win a seven-night Disney Cruise Line vacation for four to the Caribbean on the Disney Fantasy, plus round trip air travel from Southwest.

This contest is also exclusive of legal residents of the United States (excluding Alaska) and the District of Columbia aged 19 years and older with a valid email address.

Disney Cruise Line announced its popular Star Wars Day at Sea in 2021.

This special day-long celebration is filled with unique character encounters, unforgettable live shows and Star Wars-themed activities for the entire family. Star Wars Day at Sea takes place on seven-night Disney Fantasy cruises to the Caribbean from January through March.

Star Wars Day at Sea will be offered on nine Disney Fantasy seven-night Caribbean cruises sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida.

Disney Cruise Line and The Canaveral Port Authority agreed on a new 20-year agreement that will expand operations and make Port Canaveral home for two of Disney’s three new ships.

The new pact provides a 20-year primary term with two additional five-year renewals. Initially, the call guarantee remains at 150 calls, but increases to 180 calls in 2023 and up to 216 calls in 2024 through the remainder of the 20-year term. It will go into effect on June 1 and replaces an existing marine terminal agreement that was set to expire December 31, 2027.

Disney Cruise Line has purchased land on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas to build a new private property.

Disney Cruise Line announces it will return to Greece in 2020, as part of its 2020 sailings release.

After a five-year hiatus, the Disney Magic will be returning to the Greek Islands with 9- and a 12-night voyages from Civitavecchia.

DCL will offer five new ports in Europe in its 2020 European season, along with sailings to Alaska, the Caribbean and the Bahamas.

Guests will be able to begin booking these sailings on March 7, 2019. 

Alaska

Disney Cruise Line announced the return of two of its most popular themed cruises, Star Wars Day at Sea and Marvel Day at Sea. 

Offered on the Disney Fantasy and Disney Magic, these seven and five-night sailings combine a Disney Cruise Line vacation with unique character encounters, live shows and action-packed entertainment.

Star Wars Day at Sea

Select seven-night Disney Fantasy sailings from Port Canaveral, Florida between January to March 2020 will offer Star Wars Day at Sea sailings.