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The RIGHT Way to Plan a Disney Cruise in 2023



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39 Comments

  2. Helen or Gary Crevonis

    Who can afford 25 Disney cruises? We went in a suite 20 years ago and it was $10 K at that time, so what's it now? Polo was $10 per person and so on…and I do recall food was so so ( on land and sea) so what is the attraction? Mouse?

  3. Leah C

    Thank you for this!! Going on our first Disney cruise in less than 2 months eeekkkkkkk 🎉🎉🎉

  5. Mark F. Rockstroh

    Have you done any videos of Alaskan cruises on the Disney Wonder? Seen from others, but not found any from DFB or AllEars. Or is it just me missing them?

  7. CalienteFrijoles

    FYI @DFBGuide the AT&T International Day Pass offering is not for on-cruise time (meaning only valid when visiting a partnering country on land). Cruise rates and their plans are different and astronomically expensive. Had to give this bad news with some frequency in my short run in their customer service department last Spring. What’s recommended is set your phone to airplane mode and use the cruise ship premium WiFi if you have to stay connected. Just don’t lose that phone and turn off airplane mode when you’re on the ports doing excursions.

  8. Debbie Ainsworth

    If you turn off WiFi and roaming and put in air plane mode will the navigator app work !? I find this all very confusing

  11. Leah

    Can you tell us what ship has those gorgeous bunk beds that you show in the first few minutes of the video?

  13. LinusCello75

    What about a future video combining a DCL and visit to the parks? Any tips on a split stay at a resort before and after a cruise? It would make sense to do one part of the split stay near AK (at the AK lodge for AK, do a cruise, and then do the other parks, staying at another resort. I enjoyed the Swan & Dolphin, but I don’t think split stays work with good neighbor hotels?

  18. HeyCharnay

    How do you pay for extra like coffee and food do you use your debit card do they charge your room and pay at the end of the cruise or do you have a set amount of on your key room ?

  20. Mark Murrell

    The best part about a Disney cruise for me is not having to wait in one line, ride something, then go stand in another line and wait some more. Rinse and repeat.

  22. UnvoicedApollo

    I'd love to see videos on tender ports. They kind of have me a little paranoid, especially if I decide on exploring the port independently

  23. Joy Kinser

    I did travel insurance on my last 2 trips but I'm taking a chance this time. I would definitely get it if I was sailing during hurricane season or flying. We are traveling in December and driving so while we are of course giving ourselves an extra day before the cruise just incase, I feel less likely to need it. I would also highly recomend reading the fine print on those policies and making sure to have the 24 hour claims number incase you need it or have questions.

  26. Darlene Dore

    Thank you, AJ! The Disney Cruise Line videos have help and will help me for my upcoming cruise in September! Cannot wait🎉

  28. Jacob Lynch

    On my last cruise, I was actually able to use IMessages on the cruise ship Wi-Fi. It was on the Dream I think and I made sure it wasn’t using data. I haven’t heard of anyone mentioning that they were able to do that so I guess its not widely known or a fluke thing.

  29. WickedlyOddElla

    Travel agent here- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PURCHASE TRAVEL INSURANCE!!

    Whether you go with Disney’s insurance, a cheap no frills basic insurance or a fully comprehensive policy- travel insurance is there for YOUR protection, no other reason. You can get cheap policies that covers what you need it to cover and nothing more for a few dollars if you really begrudge spending more but you need travel insurance. The chaos I’ve seen unfold as a result of people forgoing insurance is scary! Air ambulances alone can cost over £20,000 if something were to happen to you! And travel insurance protects you before you go too. God forbid you trip and break a leg day before you sail- insurance covers the cancellation of your holiday and you get that money back! It’s essential. PLEASE do not forgo travel insurance

  30. RC Mendoza

    Oct 16-20 2023 Disney Wish will be my first cruise. I know specialty coffee at coffee lounges are an added fee, but what if you just wanted regular hot/cold coffee? Is that free or an additional cost?

  31. The Flames of Ruin

    HEYO!!! I'm super jealous of the kiddos! It looks like they have really fun stuff to do whilst on the cruise! Super jealous…

  32. Gwen Staples

    You need travel insurance. If you can’t afford it, you probably shouldn’t be taking the trip. We’ve used ours MULTIPLE times thru the years – cruise & land vacays. ❤ Not trying to be bossy but traveling is a hot mess RN.

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