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The Disney Wonder is a ship that is distinguished for its sophisticated design and modern innovation. Along with its sister ship, the Disney Magic, the Disney Wonder was specially constructed with families in mind, combining sleek style with a splash of fun. Today, it is one of the most revered and recognizable ocean liners in the world, inspiring awe wherever it pulls into port.

Like the Disney Magic, the Disney Wonder has 10 massive decks, a total length of 964 feet, a maximum width of 106 feet and a gross tonnage of 83,000. It has the capacity to comfortably accommodate 2,400 passengers, along with 945 Cast and Crew Members to cater to the needs of Guests on each and every voyage, from dawn until dusk.

Ship Facts

83,000 tons
Passengers: 2,400
Crew: 950
964 feet in length
106 feet wide
Registry: Bahamas
Entered service August 1999

Best For People Who Want:
More Disney! Bring it on, Goofy, Mickey, Tinkerbell; a family-oriented vacation with the focus on spoiling your kids to pieces with a lifetime experience they will never forget.

Should Be Avoided By People Who Want:
Adult oriented cruising including quiet time in the sun, a casino at night; a library; adult-oriented (rated PG-16 at least) and to be around as few children as possible.

Decor:
Sumptuous fabrics, wood, and hand-woven carpets and furnishings - and the Disney logo - are ubiquitous. The cabins are decorated almost identically, combining modern design with nostalgic ocean-liner elements such as a steamer-trunk closet for kids, globe- and telescope-shaped lamps, map designs on the bedspreads, and a framed photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Disney aboard the ocean liner Rex sometime in the 1930s.

Some of Disney's vast archive of animation cels, production sketches, costume studies, and inspirational artwork is displayed around the ship.

 

 

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