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Is a Disney Cruise Worth it?

I get this question a great deal and in short, YES, it is well worth it and you get almost an All Inclusive Cruise without ending up going home with thousands in next costs on your stateroom folio.

But there is only so much I can write about here, so I am happy to help you one-on-one with your Disney Cruise Line questions and make sure you get the best Disney Cruise Line special offer to save you time and money on your Disney Cruise vacation.

What does a Disney Cruise Cost?

So pricing for a cruise can vary depending on many different factors.  Time of year you are cruising, number of cruise guests, when you book, if you book with a travel agent for the best deal, etc.  But again, price is not the only way to determine if a Disney Cruise is worth the cost.

Other Cruise Lines offer what they call in the travel industry, as lead in rates.  These are the cruise line rates you see for a rock bottom price.  But you need to be careful so you understand what you are getting.  Does the cruise rate cover port fees and taxes?  Lead In cruise rates are to get you excited but often there are other things not included in that price point.  Compare apples to apples is key when planning to book a cruise.

Most importantly what are you getting for your cruise dollars? 

On a Disney Cruise it’s as close to an All Inclusive cruise vacation that you will find.  You are not getting on a Disney Cruise for a rock bottom price, But you are getting what I call Magical extras included with your cruise price.

First, I have to say the level of service on a Disney ship is hard to beat. 

Everything from the wait staff knowing my kids names and having their favorite drink and extras already at the table when I sit down is a nice special touch. 

Disney Cruise Line exceeds my expectations every time.  

Level of service is often something people don’t consider when looking for a cruise.  But I really want to make sure the time I spend with my family on vacation allows everyone in my family to have a great time. 

Time and value are always part of my cruise booking decision and Disney Cruise Line offers so much already in the cruise price.

All Inclusive Cruise Feel 

When you walk into a Disney ship you walk into a classic ocean liner lobby, not a shopping mall.  Other cruise lines go for a Vegas feel, with indoor malls filled with high priced items, extra water and soda drink packages, and up sell after up sell.  On a Disney Cruise it’s pretty much all inclusive.  Sure you have to pay for drinks like cocktails, beer, and wine, but sodas and water are part of your package already.  Kids Club is included so you are not having to pay for Build a Bear, $20 to make a T Shirt, etc.  

You can have your kids go to the kids club and then go enjoy an adult night out, catch a show, go to the adult only pool, or go to one of the late night clubs.  Or if you want a family night out, go see the Toy Story production in the Walt Disney Theather, catch a new release Pixar movie, or dress up as pirate for Pirate night under the stars.  There is no lake of things to do on a Disney cruise and you don’t have to reach into your pocketbook everything you want to do something.  

Dining Disney Cruise Line has amazing food.  The dining experiences and the food quality and service on Disney Cruise Line makes a Disney Cruise well worth the price.  Your wait staff goes with you every night as you move from restaurant to restaurant.  I love this!  There is no reservation needed to dine every night, no having to tell a new waiter every night that I am allergic to shell fish.  And the food quality is amazing.  Sure you get dining on other cruise lines but the food quality might not be there and the restaurant might be booked up. 

Other cruises are always up-selling you and only really offer the great steak or wonderful sea food at their specialty restaurants that can cost you $45+ per person per meal.  I like to pay my one set  Cruise Line price and enjoy myself.  I don’t have to worry about getting my cruise folio under my door on my last night of my Disney Cruise and seeing $3,000 in extra charges.

Disney Cruise Line does have Palo and Remy for that extra special meal and there is an up charge for these 5 star dining experiences.  But up-selling for your dining is not the Disney MO.  Palo is $45 a person and well worth the $45 Dinner up charge.  I usually book one Palo dinner in Disney Cruise Line when I sail.  Remy is $125 a person (as of 2023) and also an amazing 5 Star dining experience.

How to Book Your Disney Cruise

I have all the latest Disney Cruise Line discounts and special offers available for you.  It is much easier to contact a travel agent that specializes in Disney Cruises, like me, than guessing at what cruise to take and what stateroom, floor, excursions to book.  I am happy to share my personal Disney Cruise Line tips with you and get you and your family on a Disney Cruise Vacation.