Disney Treasure — Caribbean Magic

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Before you sail

What the fare covers, what it doesn't, and how this itinerary actually runs.

2 sea days

The pool loungers and the shaded spots go early on a sea day — by eight in the morning on a full ship, and this one carries 4,116 guests. Reserving one and leaving it is against the rules on most lines and crew do clear them, so send someone early rather than at ten.

Day one and the last day are half-days

A 7-night cruise is really 6 full days. Boarding runs into the afternoon and you are off the ship early on the last morning.

Money on board · Disney Cruise Line

Already in the fare

Most meals in the main dining rooms, buffet, and quick-service venues are included.Soft drinks, basic coffee, tea, and water are available at dispenser stations and included with meals.Broadway-style entertainment, character meet-and-greets, and first-run movies are part of the fare.Access to dedicated kids' clubs for various age groups is included.Pools, hot tubs, and the fitness center are available for all guests.Self-service laundry facilities are provided on each deck with staterooms.

The drinks package

Disney Cruise Line does not offer an all-inclusive alcoholic drinks package.

Break-even: Individual alcoholic beverages are charged per drink, with a service charge added to each purchase.

Guests prefer to pay for drinks as they go, rather than buying a package that is not available.

Gratuities: The automatic gratuity is typically around $14.50-15.50 USD per person, per day, for most staterooms, and a slightly higher amount for Concierge guests and suites. These can often be prepaid before sailing or adjusted on board, so confirm with the line when you book.
Wifi: Basic internet plans typically start around $12-15 USD per day, allowing for basic browsing and messaging but usually not streaming video or voice calls. Faster, more data-heavy plans are available at a higher cost; check current rates on board.

Costs that surprise people

Specialty Dining. While most dining is included, adult-exclusive restaurants like Palo and Remy charge an additional per-person fee, typically around $45-125 USD.
Alcoholic Beverages. Alcoholic drinks, including beer, wine, and cocktails, are not included and are charged individually, plus an automatic service charge.
Port Adventures and Excursions. Shore excursions booked through the cruise line are an additional cost, with prices varying widely by activity and location.
Spa and Salon Services. Treatments at the Senses Spa & Salon, such as massages, facials, and hair styling, are available for an extra charge.
Photo Packages. Professional photos taken by the ship's photographers throughout your cruise are available for purchase in print or digital packages, not individually.
Souvenirs and Merchandise. Items from onboard shops, including Disney-themed merchandise and duty-free goods, are an additional expense.

Ways to spend less

Bring Allowed Beverages. Guests typically may bring a limited quantity of beer or wine on board for consumption in staterooms; check the line's current policy for limits and container types.
Use Included Dining Options.

AI-written guidance, not a quote. Prices and policies change and vary by sailing — confirm anything that matters with the cruise line before you book.

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1Port Canaveral (Orlando)· United States

Depart 17:00

Embark in Port Canaveral (Orlando).

Getting ashore in Port Canaveral

Cruise ships berth at one of several dedicated terminals in Port Canaveral. The port is a large industrial and tourist complex, not directly walkable to a town or city center. Cocoa Beach is about 5-8 miles (8-13 km) away, and walking is not practical due to distance and main roads.

Rideshare or TaxiApproximately 15-20 minutes to Cocoa Beach, 20-30 minutes to Kennedy Space CenterTypically around $15-25 USD per car to Cocoa Beach, or $30-50 USD per car to Kennedy Space Center. Taxi fares might be slightly higher.
Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are usually active and convenient. Taxis are available, confirm the fare or agree on a meter before departing.
Independent Local ShuttleApproximately 15-25 minutes to Cocoa Beach, or 25-40 minutes to Kennedy Space Center, plus any waiting time.Often about $10-15 USD per person for a one-way trip to Cocoa Beach, or $25-35 USD per person for a round trip to Kennedy Space Center.
Several local companies offer shared shuttle services; look for their representatives or signage near the terminal exit, or inquire with port staff. Confirm drop-off and return times when booking.
Cruise Line ShuttleVaries depending on destination and schedule.If offered, it could be around $15-30 USD per person for a round trip to a specific drop-off point, or included in an excursion package.
Some cruise lines provide a shuttle service to Cocoa Beach or the Kennedy Space Center. Check with your cruise line on board for availability and schedules.

Watch out. The port area is very spread out and not pedestrian-friendly. Always arrange transport from the terminal exit, as walking to off-port attractions or towns is not feasible or safe.

Worth doing here

Day 2At Sea

Day 3Cozumel· Mexico

Arrive 08:00 · Depart 17:00

Mexico's diving capital, ringed by coral reefs and Mayan ruins.

Getting ashore in Cozumel

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Before you sail

What the fare covers, what it doesn't, and how this itinerary actually runs.

2 sea days

Day one and the last day are half-days

A 7-night cruise is really 6 full days. Boarding runs into the afternoon and you are off the ship early on the last morning.

Money on board · Disney Cruise Line

Already in the fare

The drinks package

Disney Cruise Line does not offer an all-inclusive alcoholic drinks package.

Break-even: Individual alcoholic beverages are charged per drink, with a service charge added to each purchase.

Guests prefer to pay for drinks as they go, rather than buying a package that is not available.

Gratuities: The automatic gratuity is typically around $14.50-15.50 USD per person, per day, for most staterooms, and a slightly higher amount for Concierge guests and suites. These can often be prepaid before sailing or adjusted on board, so confirm with the line when you book.
Wifi: Basic internet plans typically start around $12-15 USD per day, allowing for basic browsing and messaging but usually not streaming video or voice calls. Faster, more data-heavy plans are available at a higher cost; check current rates on board.

Costs that surprise people

Specialty Dining. While most dining is included, adult-exclusive restaurants like Palo and Remy charge an additional per-person fee, typically around $45-125 USD.
Alcoholic Beverages. Alcoholic drinks, including beer, wine, and cocktails, are not included and are charged individually, plus an automatic service charge.
Port Adventures and Excursions. Shore excursions booked through the cruise line are an additional cost, with prices varying widely by activity and location.
Spa and Salon Services. Treatments at the Senses Spa & Salon, such as massages, facials, and hair styling, are available for an extra charge.
Photo Packages. Professional photos taken by the ship's photographers throughout your cruise are available for purchase in print or digital packages, not individually.
Souvenirs and Merchandise. Items from onboard shops, including Disney-themed merchandise and duty-free goods, are an additional expense.

Ways to spend less

Bring Allowed Beverages. Guests typically may bring a limited quantity of beer or wine on board for consumption in staterooms; check the line's current policy for limits and container types.
Use Included Dining Options.

AI-written guidance, not a quote. Prices and policies change and vary by sailing — confirm anything that matters with the cruise line before you book.

Disney Treasure — Caribbean Magic

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Before you sail

Money on board · Disney Cruise Line

Day-by-day itinerary

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