The Disney Magic is an excellent mixture of classic ocean liner beauty
and Disney whimsy. She is an exceptional choice for family cruising, but
provides enough space, entertainment, and activities to draw couples
and adults traveling without kids.
Disney excels at organization and entertainment, and these two elements are key to a successful cruise experience. Throw in the characters and the small Disney touches such as the "When You Wish Upon a Star" chimes, Mickey's voice on the wake up call, and the hidden Mickey heads woven in to the decor, and it's a fun week for everyone.
Disney Magic - Interior Common Areas Around the Ship
Disney excels at organization and entertainment, and these two elements are key to a successful cruise experience. Throw in the characters and the small Disney touches such as the "When You Wish Upon a Star" chimes, Mickey's voice on the wake up call, and the hidden Mickey heads woven in to the decor, and it's a fun week for everyone.
Disney Magic - A Look at the Outside of the Disney Magic
The Disney Magic was launched in 1998 and has a classic
ocean liner look on the outside, with a black hull, shining white top, and two
red funnels, both adorned with Mickey heads. There's no doubt which cruise line
this ship belongs to!
Most modern ships only have one funnel, and this one is no different--one of the funnels is a dummy and houses the teen center. Keeping with the Mickey theme, the life boats are yellow (rather than the standard orange), making the overall look very Disney--black, white, red, and yellow. A glance at the bow will make anyone smile. The bow has intricate gold scroll-work much like classic tall ships of long ago. Mixed in with this elegant detail is Goofy, dangling from a rope and touching up the paint.
Most modern ships only have one funnel, and this one is no different--one of the funnels is a dummy and houses the teen center. Keeping with the Mickey theme, the life boats are yellow (rather than the standard orange), making the overall look very Disney--black, white, red, and yellow. A glance at the bow will make anyone smile. The bow has intricate gold scroll-work much like classic tall ships of long ago. Mixed in with this elegant detail is Goofy, dangling from a rope and touching up the paint.
Disney Magic - Interior Common Areas Around the Ship
Much of the interior of the Disney Magic is done in Art Deco
style, and the ship artwork includes many special Disney theme pieces.
Exploring the ship is like a treasure hunt, as you will find yourself looking
for the Mickey logo, which is creatively woven into the decor.
My favorite common areas of the ship were the soaring three-story lobby and the large Walt Disney Theatre. The lobby is the hub of the ship and features a wonderful bronze statue of Mickey Mouse at the helm. Topping off the lobby is a huge, multi-colored chandelier designed by Dale Chihuly.
The theatre seats 977 and has the best shows I've seen at sea. Each production show tells a story and is like a short operetta, filled with singers, dancers, and (of course) characters.
My favorite common areas of the ship were the soaring three-story lobby and the large Walt Disney Theatre. The lobby is the hub of the ship and features a wonderful bronze statue of Mickey Mouse at the helm. Topping off the lobby is a huge, multi-colored chandelier designed by Dale Chihuly.
The theatre seats 977 and has the best shows I've seen at sea. Each production show tells a story and is like a short operetta, filled with singers, dancers, and (of course) characters.
I'll be the first to admit that the Disney Magic far
exceeded my expectations. I knew the ship was an excellent choice for families,
but never dreamed it would be so much fun for adults traveling without kids.
The highlights were the exceptional organization, the amazing Disney
entertainment, dining at Palo's, and watching the faces of the children as they
interacted with the Disney characters.
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