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10 Reasons Why Your Family Should Go On A Disney Cruise

1. You have children age 12 and under

Every child should experience the magic of Disney at some point during their childhood. It is a special trip they will never forget and will cherish forever. The only way they'll ever experience Castaway Cay is aboard a Disney vessel. A Disney cruise is an excellent way to experience everything Disney has to offer.

2. You have teenagers

Disney cruises realized long ago that small children grow older and developed programs for teenagers also. If you go on a cruise without your teens, you'll worry about what they're doing while you are away. So bring them along on a Disney cruise - they'll love it.

3. You are planning a cruise without your children

Why leave the kids with grandma when you can take the kids along on a Disney cruise? Disney cruises plan itineraries for your children (all the way to midnight) no matter the age group. So, each of you can enjoy yourselves separately, and come together for meals, ports-of-call, etc. When the children are with you, all the worrying about their well-being is eliminated.

4. Away time for the parents

With the kids safely onboard and their fun-filled itineraries planned, Mom and Dad can enjoy some time on their own with the peace-of-mind that their children are safe. Should the need arise; an onboard paging system can make contact with parents at any time. Whether you want to go to an onboard coffee shop, health spa, or a nightclub - Disney cruises understands and can accommodate you.

5. Excellent dining

Opulent dining choices are always at or near the top of all cruisers' lists of what they want in a cruise. Disney understands this and offers excellent cuisine for all. There is even an adults-only formal restaurant, the Palo, which specializes in Northern Italian cuisine. The kids will like Animator's Palate where Disney scenes decorate the walls and change from black-and-white to vivid color before dinner is done.

6. Onboard entertainment

Disney boats feature original productions at the Walt Disney Theatre. These area all live, Broadway-style productions with a cast of Disney characters the whole family is sure to recognize. Also, movies are featured in two locations onboard - at the state of the art Buena Vista Theatre, and under the night sky near the Goofy Pool on a jumbo LED screen. Plus, there's more to the onboard entertainment than plays and movies - activities have been custom-tailored for all types of passengers. The Oceaneer Club is designed for the youngest sailors, ages 3-7 complete with a trained staff to help them enjoy the fun. For kids a little older, ages 8-12, there is the Oceaneer Lab with interactive games on a giant video wall. Also, kids can enjoy playing ship captain at Ocean Quest. Finally, for teens there are teen-only clubs designed to look like an apartment or dorm room where the tough-to-please can socialize with their age group. There are also activities designed for the whole family to enjoy together like the Studio Sea where Mom, Dad and the kids can participate in a live game show and sing karaoke together.

7. Locations visited by Disney Cruises

Disney Cruises feature a stop at Castaway Cay, Disney's private island. Other stops featured on the Caribbean cruises include Nassau, St. Maarten, St. Thomas/St. John, Key West, Grand Cayman and Cozumel. The Mexican Riviera cruise features a trip from Port Canaveral through the Panama Canal with stops at Castaway Cay, Aruba, Cartagena, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Capo San Lucas.

8. You want to do something different for Spring Break

It may be a little-known fact that Disney Cruises are a very popular choice for the college-age crowd during Spring Break, and it's easy to understand why. A Disney cruise provides an alternative for those young adults not wishing to participate in the regular rites of debauchery in which so many other young adults partake.

9. You've never been to Castaway Cay

Castaway Cay is Disney's private island and it has features perfect for the whole family. Kids and teens can venture to Never Land and adults can go to Shangri-La. Of course, the whole family can relax together on the beach and take in some sun.

10. You've never been on a cruise

Disney Cruises is a great choice for those travelers who have never been on a cruise. Even if traveling without children the excursion will be a trip you will treasure forever. Disney cruises has many ship excursions planned no matter the season and there will surely be a trip that fits into your busy schedule.

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Which Disney World value resort is the best to stay at for an adult couple traveling with no children?

Which Of the Disney World value resorts would be the best for a couple with no children to stay at? I know it's Disney World, but, Do any of them have a nice poolside bar or maybe a lounge? Or is everything pretty much geared towards children? We have never been to Disney World so we don't know much about it? Give me your opinions! Thanks!

When we stayed at the All-star sports value resort a couple months ago and I did notice their was a place adjacent to one of the pool areas that sort beer, soda, etc. This poolside drink place was part of the cafeteria as it had windows on the inside as well. The complex had two pools, but only the larger one by the cafeteria portion of the complex had that feature. I believe all the value resorts are basically the same in features.
It was just my husband and I and I think if I did it again, I'd pick Pop Century perhaps or perhaps All-Star Music. All Star Sports gets lots of kid sport competition groups in, which makes it teen-busy and loud and I think All-Star movies with it's disney themed rooms might be too kiddish. However, all the Value resorts do a big business in large group reservations, such as sports teams, so you may not escape that.
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at Disney World. (Just us 2. No kids.) Disney Hollywood Studios, Epcot and Animal Kingdom definitely aren't exclusively kid orientated. We really enjoyed Downtown Disney also, especially Disney Quest, but we like video/arcade games. The only thing we did at Magic Kingdom was Pirates of Caribbean, mostly to see the Jack Sparrow additions.
You'll have a fun time.

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