Last summer I had the opportunity to sail on the East Bound Panama Canal cruise with Disney Cruise Line on the Disney Wonder. This 14-night adventure was nothing short of spectacular. The cruise lasted for 14 nights. Prior to this I had cruised 3, 4, and 7-night itineraries, and there were some noticeable differences with…
Author: Kat Anderson
Kat Anderson lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and two children. She spends her days teaching, making music, and dreaming of her next Disney vacation.
Which Disney Cruise Line Ship is the Best?
I recently completed my Grand Slam cruise. If you aren’t familiar with the Disney Cruise lingo, a Grand Slam is when you have sailed on all 4 of the Disney Cruise Line ships: Disney Fantasy, Disney Dream, Disney Magic, and Disney Wonder. If someone had predicted that item would even have been on my…
Booking Activities on Disney Cruise Line
Once you have paid in full for your Disney Cruise and have completed the online check-in process, many booking options will open for you to select from as activities to participate in during the duration of your cruise. If you are interested in sending your princess to the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, getting a massage or facial,…
Getting Ready for Walt Disney World
Getting Ready for Disney! Many people book their Disney trips a year or more in advance. It is exciting to select your resort and make a reservation for an upcoming vacation, but it can then be a bit of a let down to realize you still have a year or more to wait for your…
Six Important Tips for Cruising on Disney Cruise Line With Kids
Cruising with children can be an amazing opportunity for family bonding time. Children of all ages love the experiences they have on Disney Cruise Line. Here are some tips to make a cruise with your children more enjoyable. Kids Clubs: Take advantage of the kids clubs! The staff members are wonderful, and they offer…
Character Fun at the Disney Parks
As long as there have been Disney characters, children (and adults!) have collected autographs. With long lines to meet each of the characters, you only have a limited amount of time to interact with the character once your turn finally arrives. Although most people spend that time obtaining their autograph and then standing for…
Cruising with an Infant
Some people wait until their children are old enough to remember the details (or old enough to carry their own luggage!) to take a cruise or to make that first trip to Walt Disney World. By waiting you can miss out on some amazing adventures and photo opportunities. Disney Cruise Line caters to all ages,…
Merrytime Magic
If you set sail with Disney Cruise Line from mid-November through the end of December, you will find yourself on a Very Merrytime Cruise. DCL takes the wonder of Christmas and adds their own creative touch to create an experience that is purely magical. There are many special events designed just for the Merrytime cruises that you…
Boatswain’s Adventure Marine Park
If you are lucky enough to be cruising with Disney Cruise Line to Grand Cayman Island, you will find fun for the entire family on the excursion to Boatswain’s Adventure Marine Park. This Disney excursion includes round trip transportation to the Cayman Turtle Farm, a conservation and education center dedicated to all things sea turtle….
Surviving Walt Disney World with an Infant
Walt Disney World is an amazing and magical place for kids of all ages. I was fortunate enough to be able to take my daughter to Disney for the first time when she was only 4 months old, and my son when he was 7 months old. They won’t remember those trips, but my photos…
Disney Character Dining Tips
One of the most fun experiences at Disney is the opportunity to dine with some of your favorite Disney pals. Mickey and the Gang, those famous Princesses, or even Prince Charming will come right to your table to greet you and sign autographs. There are many restaurants throughout the parks and resorts which offer this…
Should I Buy the Photo Package Onboard Disney Cruise Line?
I take decent pictures and have a great DSLR. I did not purchase the photo package on my first two Disney cruises. Most characters have a cast member with them who will take a picture with your camera, so I figured I would save a little money by just taking my own pictures and handing…