Disney Fantasy

Disney Fantasy at a Glance

Disney Fantasy is a Disney Cruise Line ship sailing the Caribbean, spanning 11 decks and carrying a wide range of cabin types, from inside cabins to a two-deck penthouse suite. She departs from Port Canaveral in Florida, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and San Juan in Puerto Rico, with itineraries running up to 13 nights. Here is what to know at a glance:

• Operated by Disney Cruise Line
• Sails the Caribbean exclusively
• 11 decks with dining, bars and entertainment spread throughout
• Cabin types from inside rooms to a 188.6 m² penthouse suite
• Concierge enclave with dedicated lounge and sundeck for suite guests
• Departs from Port Canaveral, Florida, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and San Juan, Puerto Rico

Dining on Disney Fantasy

Disney Fantasy carries more than a dozen dining venues spanning everything from quick poolside bites to adults-only fine dining — the majority included in your cruise fare.

Included Restaurants

The ship's main dining rooms each carry a distinct theme. 1923 takes its name from the studio's founding year and delivers resort-style dining in elegant surroundings. Royal Court draws on classic Disney princess films and serves French-influenced continental cuisine. Rapunzel's Royal Table brings fairy-tale flair to dinner, while Animator's Palate combines a full included meal with an in-room Disney character dinner show — one of the most popular experiences on board for families. Enchanted Summer Restaurant on Deck 6 offers a playful buffet inspired by Tangled and Frozen, ideal when you want variety without a reservation.

For something more casual, Flo's Cafe on Deck 11 runs four themed stations — Luigi's Pizza, Tow Mater's Grill, Fillmore's Favorites and Ramone's Cantina — serving pizza, burgers, salads and Mexican fare. Pinocchio's Pizzeria beside Goofy's Pool offers freshly made slices throughout the day. Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods, also on Deck 11, is the go-to open-air spot for quick bites between activities.

Two venues celebrate regional cuisines with a Disney twist: Cosmic Kebabs on Deck 10 channels Marvel's Ms. Marvel with Middle Eastern fare in a vibrant Jersey City loft setting, while Mowgli's Eatery — also on Deck 10 — serves regional Indian cuisine inspired by The Jungle Book. Tiana's Place on Deck 3 brings Southern cuisine and live jazz together in a setting drawn from The Princess and the Frog, though it carries a cover charge.

Room service runs around the clock; many items are included, with à la carte selections carrying an extra charge.

Specialty and Extra-Charge Dining

Remy, on Deck 12, is the adults-only fine dining flagship — French gourmet cuisine to Michelin standard, available by reservation at an additional charge. Animator's Table on Deck 9 offers a creative Pixar-themed à la carte experience for those who want visual storytelling woven into their meal. Palo Café on Deck 10, inspired by the coastal town of Portorosso from Pixar's Luca, is a charming coffee bar charged à la carte.

For sweet moments, Frozone Treats and Edna À La Mode Sweets on Deck 11 provide poolside refreshments — charged separately — and Bewitching Boba and Brews on Deck 10 serves bubble tea and signature drinks in a cinematic, neon-lit space, with beverages charged individually.

Bars and Lounges on Disney Fantasy

The ship's bar and lounge spaces range from the open-air Market Bar on Deck 17 — where craft cocktails and mocktails meet the sea breeze — to the indoor glamour of Hollywood Spotlight Club on Deck 8, a supper club evoking Hollywood's golden era. Navigator's Club on Deck 6 channels classic maritime heritage for guests who enjoy the romance of ocean travel's past. At the other end of the tone scale, Duck-In Diner on Deck 9 serves quick Middle Eastern-style snacks and American staples. Drinks at all bar and lounge venues are charged separately unless you hold a beverage package.

For coffee and tea, the ship holds two premium options. Bacha Coffee on Deck 7 is the first Bacha lounge at sea, serving 100% Arabica blends with exclusive gift boxes available to take home. TWG Tea, also on Deck 7, is styled on Beauty and the Beast and serves fine teas, macarons and patisseries alongside a retail selection of single-origin blends. Both are free to enter; beverages and retail are charged separately.

Cabins and Suites on Disney Fantasy

Disney Fantasy's cabin range runs from inside rooms to a sweeping two-deck penthouse, and full deck plans are on the Disney Fantasy cabins and deck plans page.

• Inside Deluxe 10A — 19 m², sleeps up to 4. A notably spacious inside cabin, well-suited to families who prefer a lower fare.
• Family Ocean-view 08A — 22.4 m², sleeps up to 5. A generous family layout with ocean views and room to spread out.
• Concierge Family Balcony 03A — 28.4 m², sleeps up to 5. A private balcony with direct sea-view access without crossing public decks, and entry to the Concierge enclave.
• Concierge Royal Suite — 188.6 m², sleeps up to 5. A two-deck-high penthouse at the bow with floor-to-ceiling windows, private lift access and exclusive use of the Concierge Lounge and Concierge Sundeck.

Concierge-grade guests — from the Family Balcony upward — have access to the Concierge Lounge and Concierge Sundeck, a private enclave separate from the main public areas.

Where Disney Fantasy Sails

All current sailings are in the Caribbean, departing from three US ports. The majority leave from Port Canaveral, Florida, with further departures from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Itineraries cover destinations including the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, the Netherlands Antilles and beyond, with voyages running up to 13 nights. Browse the full range of Caribbean cruise deals or look at Caribbean cruises in 2026 to see what's available across the season.

Booking Disney Fantasy with Cruise1st

As one of the UK's leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st offers expert advice from real cruise specialists on the phone before you book — someone who knows Disney Cruise Line well, not a generalist travel agent. Because every Disney Fantasy sailing departs from the United States or Puerto Rico, you will need to fly out, and that is where our joined-up approach makes a difference: we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers alongside the cruise, putting the whole holiday on one booking as a Cruise1st Package. We also help you choose the cabin grade and fare inclusions that suit your family's circumstances, whether that's an inside cabin or the penthouse suite.

Alternatives to Disney Fantasy

If you're weighing up your options, a few other ships sail similar Caribbean itineraries from the same ports and are worth considering.

Star of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) departs from the same ports and calls at many of the same Caribbean destinations, including the Bahamas, Puerto Rico and the Netherlands Antilles. No flight is needed — it's the same kind of trip from the same departure points.

Sky Princess (Princess Cruises) shares a strong overlap with Disney Fantasy's Caribbean ports and island destinations. Like Disney Fantasy, it sails from US ports, so a flight is part of the plan either way — the same style of trip.

Norwegian Epic (Norwegian Cruise Line) also leaves from the same ports and reaches a very similar spread of Caribbean islands. Again, no difference in terms of getting there — it's a fly-cruise from the US, the same as Disney Fantasy.

Common Questions About Disney Fantasy

Do I Need to Fly to Join Disney Fantasy?

Yes — all current sailings depart from Port Canaveral in Florida, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) or San Juan in Puerto Rico, so a transatlantic flight is part of the trip. Cruise1st can package the flights, hotel nights either side and transfers together with your cruise, so everything is on one booking.

Which Cabin Grade Is Right for My Family?

For most families travelling as five, the Family Ocean-view (22.4 m², sleeps 5) offers good space at a mid-range price point. If a private outdoor space matters, the Concierge Family Balcony (28.4 m², sleeps 5) adds a balcony and access to the Concierge Lounge and Sundeck. The Concierge Royal Suite at 188.6 m² is the ship's flagship accommodation, with a private lift and floor-to-ceiling bow views — a genuinely different experience for those who want it. Our cruise experts can walk through the tradeoffs with you before you book.

Which Dining Venues Carry an Extra Charge?

Most restaurants on Disney Fantasy are included in your fare — the main dining rooms, poolside venues and casual eateries all come at no extra cost. The venues that carry a charge are Remy (adults-only fine dining, reservation required), Animator's Table (à la carte), Palo Café (à la carte), Tiana's Place (cover charge), and the bar and lounge venues where drinks are charged separately. Frozone Treats and Edna À La Mode Sweets are also charged individually.

How Long Are the Caribbean Itineraries?

Current sailings range up to 13 nights. The mix covers shorter and longer voyages, so whether you want a week in the islands or a longer exploration taking in multiple destinations, there are options to suit. See the full list of available Caribbean cruise deals on Disney Fantasy to compare itinerary lengths side by side.

Can I Book Disney Fantasy as Part of a Package with Flights and Hotel?

Yes — this is exactly what a Cruise1st Package is designed for. Because the ship departs from the US, most UK travellers want at least one hotel night in Florida or Puerto Rico before and after the cruise. We put the flights, hotel stays and transfers together with the cruise on a single booking, so there is one point of contact and nothing falls through the gaps. Speak to one of our cruise experts to put your package together.