Magic class · refurbished 2023 · Alaska
Disney's first-generation cruise ship, entering service in 1998. At around 80,000 tons, this mid-sized ship is easier to navigate, with shorter walking distances and more manageable interiors than larger ships. In summer 2026, she will sail Alaska itineraries from Vancouver alongside Disney Wonder—the first time Disney has deployed two ships in Alaska at once—calling at Skagway, Juneau, Ketchikan, and Icy Strait Point. Many itineraries include cruising in Glacier Bay. From autumn onward, she will shift to Baja California and the Mexican Riviera from San Diego, then the Western Caribbean from Galveston. Some Galveston itineraries feature Marvel Day at Sea. While her facilities are less extensive than those on the newest ships, lounges and other areas were updated during her 2023 dry dock.
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A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.
Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite
Japanese food included in the fare
Confirmed services
Some Japanese language support
Payment in yen not accepted
Smoking in designated areas only
Formal nights
Line-wide details: A 3-night cruise has about 1 dress-up night. A 7-night cruise has about 1 formal night and 1 semi-formal night. Pirate Night is scheduled about once regardless of cruise length.
Plug types: A, B, F
Line-wide details: 110V/60Hz is standard. Newer ships also have outlets supporting 220V (as a guide, the output limit is about 1500W on the 110V side and 2000W on the 220V side).
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The base fare includes meals at the main dining venues, Cabanas (buffet), and 24-hour room service. Alcohol, Wi-Fi, Palo, shore excursions, and gratuities (automatically added) cost extra.
Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.
Legacy ships Disney Magic and Disney Wonder use some renewable HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil) fuel made from used cooking oil and animal fats to reduce emissions. When calling at Vancouver, they can connect to shore power and stop their engines, bringing emissions while berthed close to zero using electricity generated from hydropower and wind power at the port.
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Standard windowless inside cabins. The higher-tier Deluxe type features a split-bath layout separating the washbasin and bathroom, making it convenient for families.
256 cabins Distributed across Decks 2 and 6-8.
Outside cabins with no balcony but sea views through round windows (portholes). They feature a split-bath layout.
237 cabins Distributed across Decks 2 and 6-8.
Standard balcony category. The higher-tier Family Verandah is slightly larger, accommodates up to 5 guests, and includes some rooms with connecting doors.
332 cabins Distributed across Decks 5-8.
Concierge-level suites with separate living areas. They include the full range of concierge benefits, such as access to a private lounge and priority assistance.
20 cabins Decks 8 and 10.
The highest-tier suites, with only 2 rooms onboard: Walter E. Disney and Roy O. Disney. At about 96 square meters, they are the largest onboard and feature separate two-bedroom layouts accommodating up to 7 guests.
2 cabins Deck 8 forward (2 cabins facing each other on the left and right sides)
| Cabins | Size | Occupancy and beds | Features | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard / Deluxe Inside Stateroom Standard windowless inside cabins. The higher-tier Deluxe type features a split-bath layout separating the washbasin and bathroom, making it convenient for families. 256 cabins / Distributed across Decks 2 and 6-8. | 17–20 m² (183–215 ft²) | Standard: 3–4 guests Queen bed (a sofa bed and a pull-down bed expand the capacity). | Disney Magic cabin overview | |
Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom Outside cabins with no balcony but sea views through round windows (portholes). They feature a split-bath layout. 237 cabins / Distributed across Decks 2 and 6-8. | 20 m² (215 ft²) | Standard: 3–4 guests Queen bed (a sofa bed and a pull-down bed expand the capacity). | Window: Yes | Disney Magic cabin overview |
Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah / Family Verandah Standard balcony category. The higher-tier Family Verandah is slightly larger, accommodates up to 5 guests, and includes some rooms with connecting doors. 332 cabins / Distributed across Decks 5-8. | 25–28 m² (269–301 ft²) | 3–5 guests Queen bed, convertible sofa, and pull-down bed. | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: Yes | Disney Magic cabin overview |
1-Bedroom Concierge Suite Concierge-level suites with separate living areas. They include the full range of concierge benefits, such as access to a private lounge and priority assistance. 20 cabins / Decks 8 and 10. | 57 m² (614 ft²) | 5–7 guests Queen bed, sofa bed, and pull-down bunk bed. | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes | Disney Magic cabin overview |
Concierge Royal Suite The highest-tier suites, with only 2 rooms onboard: Walter E. Disney and Roy O. Disney. At about 96 square meters, they are the largest onboard and feature separate two-bedroom layouts accommodating up to 7 guests. 2 cabins / Deck 8 forward (2 cabins facing each other on the left and right sides) | 96 m² (1,033 ft²) | Up to 7 guests King bed (master bedroom) + twin beds in the second bedroom + pull-down bed. | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes | Disney Magic cabin overview |
Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.
A dining venue set as a birthday celebration themed around the film Tangled. Performers including Flynn Rider and the ruffians of the Snuggly Duckling appear as part of the experience.
Hours: Dinner only (rotational seating).
A dining room themed around animation production, with a dinner show celebrating the art of storytelling during the meal.
Hours: Dinner only (rotational seating).
A dining venue inspired by the grand hall in Beauty and the Beast. Dinner is served at one of the rotational venues, while breakfast and lunch are offered with open seating, unlike the other two venues.
Hours: Dinner (rotational seating); breakfast and lunch are served during open seating.
A large buffet restaurant beside the pool deck. This casual venue is convenient between rotational dining meals.
Hours: Breakfast and lunch buffet; dinner is also available as a casual buffet.
A casual grill counter beside the pool on Deck 9.
Hours: Midday to afternoon (pool deck service)
A pizza counter beside the pool on Deck 9 serving assorted thin-crust pizzas.
Hours: Midday to late night (pool deck service)
An outdoor counter on Deck 9 serving light meals and health-focused options.
Hours: All day (pool deck service)
In-room dining, generally provided as a complimentary service included in the cruise fare.
Hours: Open 24 hours.
Disney Cruise Line's only adults-only Italian restaurant. Its Venetian decor accompanies Northern Italian dishes such as Dover sole and osso buco.
Beer $6.50-8 (standard bar price) • Soft drinks Around $3 • Water $3.25 (bottle)
A free-fall-style water slide in which the floor drops out from a capsule on Deck 10 and riders plunge about 212 ft (3 decks) in one go. Added in the major 2013 refurbishment.
The main pool on Deck 9, a standard pool area for families.
An adults-only area at the forward end of Deck 9, with one pool and two jacuzzis, plus additional lounge space on the upper level.
A spa facility on the forward part of Deck 9, next to Quiet Cove, with a co-ed steam room, a mist shower, and heated ceramic loungers.
2 free kids clubs on Deck 5 that children aged 3 to 12 can move freely between. Activities include crafts, games and movie nights.
A paid childcare facility for ages 3 months to 3 years. Located on Deck 5, it has baby swings, picture books, a TV and more.
A dedicated lounge for tweens and teens, offering age-specific spaces for games, music, and other events.
The main theater on Deck 4, presenting Broadway-style original musical shows every night.
A movie theater on Deck 5 near the kids' club, showing Disney and Pixar films, including some in 3D, throughout the day.
An ocean-themed nightclub in the adults-only After Hours area on Deck 3. Family events such as bingo are also held during the day.
A piano bar with Old Hollywood-style decor, featuring live performances by guest vocalists and pianists.
A family-friendly dance floor and event space hosting parties, game shows, and more.
A gym with cardio and strength-training machines, adjacent to Senses Spa.
An onboard shop selling Disney merchandise, duty-free brands, and more.
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