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Cabins
First setting sail in 1999, the Disney Wonder—and sister ship the Disney Magic—is a modestly sized throwback to the golden era of steamship travel. With its two bright red funnels (one just for show), the ship carries a wealth of design elements in the art nouveau style that gave our voyage an element of class and sophistication. But the Disney Wonder is geared to the family demographic, and although there are appealing adults-only areas of the ship from which one can escape the ankle-biters, on a typical cruise, the Disney Wonder travels with upwards of 1,000 kids. We were intrigued to see how well Disney manages to balance the needs and expectations of such a diverse crowd, especially as other cruise lines have invested heavily over the last decade to court the very same family market.
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Section 1
Cabins
Cabins on the Disney Wonder have several smart innovations for families, and a welcome dose of style, as well. Read More... |
Section 2
Dining
With its unique rotational dining (and servers) and moderately aspiring menus, dining turned out to be an unexpected plus during our cruise. Read More... |
Section 3
Pools and Decks
Decks 9 and 10, where the pools and main sunning areas were located, were chock-a-block with bodies on sunny sea days. Read More... |
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Section 4
Recreation
The modestly sized Disney Wonder had an array of activities available, but not as many as some of its newer, bigger competitors. Read More... |
Section 5
Nightlife and Shows
Although the crowd on Disney Wonder doesn’t stay up as late as some ships, there was plenty of entertainment following dinner. Read More... |
Section 6
Services and Staff
The staff was warm and engaging, and services were professionally handled. Read More... |
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Section 7
Conclusion
Read our final conclusion of the Disney Cruise Line Disney Wonder. Read More... |
Section 8
Comments
Read what people are saying about the Disney Cruise Line Disney Wonder. Add your comments... |
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