Can Adults Enjoy a Disney Cruise?
We set out to see if a Disney cruise would be a good choice for two adults. We departed on the Disney Dream from Port Canaveral, Florida for a quick Bahamas four-day weekend. The ship, weather, and stops were wonderful. The adult experience on this Disney cruise ship had its ups and downs.
The ups:
Up #1: Palo Restaurant: A for- pay specialty restaurant (not expensive) with fine Italian dining. No kids allowed. It was delicious! The sunset view was romantic.
Up #2: The stop at Castaway Cay in the Bahamas was the best thing about the trip. The adults- only beach called Serenity Cove was exquisite.

Does it get any better than Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay, in the Bahamas? Adults seek out Serenity Cove.
Up #3: The fireworks show off of the ship! No pictures because I was so enthralled I forgot to take any. Next time…..
Up #4: The adults- only pool area
So now for the downs.
#1 (and only) down: The sound of kids running through the ship reverberates throughout the stateroom areas!
Since kids will be kids, and parents are hard pressed to control them in a Disney environment, this drawback was not a huge problem for us. We actually had a wonderful time watching the kids with the Disney characters, and seeing all of the children running around dressed as princesses and pirates. All of the children we met were well-behaved and polite, as were their parents.
So an adult couple can have a wonderful time onboard a Disney cruise, given the right attitude and the ability to eat and drink in the adults-only bars and restaurants. As a childless couple, we wouldn’t hesitate to go again, and especially would enjoy going as an extended family. We know now that there are plenty of opportunities for quiet, adult time and would quite enjoy sharing the experience with the younger members of our extended family.
Contact me at 561-841-2224 or susan@susanmcdanieltravel.com to plan your next Disney cruise. Even a short getaway like ours was a wonderful break from the routine!
Posted on November 19, 2013, in Bahamas, Caribbean, cruise, Disney cruise, family travel, ship activities, travel, travel tips, tropical destination and tagged Bahamas, Castaway Cay, Disney, Disney Cruise Line, Disney cruises, Disney Dream, family travel, Palo Restaurant. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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