Autographed Disney Cruise Adult White Zippered Hoodie – Collectables for a Cause

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Auction # 2 – Autographed Disney Cruise Adult White Zippered Hoodie For complete rules scroll to the bottom. FINAL BID: $175 — Congrats and Thank You to Daniel ITEM: Adult Disney Cruise Line White Hoodie Sweatshirt Size XL with 19 Disney Character Autographs CONDITION: New, never worn Bid increments must be $10.00 or more. Bids … Continue reading "Autographed Disney Cruise Adult White Zippered Hoodie – Collectables for a Cause"
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Disney Cruise Line’s holiday season begins in just 2 weeks

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It’s difficult to believe that Disney Cruise Line could pack any more magic into its sailings, but it happens during the holiday season, which begins in less than two weeks with Thanksgiving week cruises. Passengers who will be giving thanks at sea can enjoy traditional activities, if they choose. A bountiful Thanksgiving Day feast will … Continue reading "Disney Cruise Line’s holiday season begins in just 2 weeks"
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Disney Cruise Line Sails to Jamaica for the First Time Departing from Galveston, Texas

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Disney Cruise Line will visit Jamaica for the first time with new itineraries departing from Galveston, Texas in late 2013. The new seven-night Western Caribbean sailings will call on Falmouth, Jamaica, as well as Grand Cayman and Cozumel, Mexico. While in Falmouth, one of the Caribbean's best-preserved Georgian towns, guests can sample the city's history and culture, take a trip through time on a horse-and-buggy ride, shop for arts and crafts and taste Jamaica's signature jerk recipes. Bamboo raft rides along the Martha Brae River offer exceptional views of the island's lush tropical scenery and nearby Ocho Rios is known for its spectacular Dunn's River Falls.
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What you should know if a hurricane threatens your Disney vacation

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As a longtime Sunshine State resident who has survived 18 hurricane seasons, I really feel for East Coast residents and what they are facing because of Hurricane Sandy. It’s frightening, to say the least, to see a massive storm slowly approaching your home. For my husband and I — and most of Central Florida — … Continue reading "What you should know if a hurricane threatens your Disney vacation"
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Kids Sail Free with Disney Cruise Line in Texas

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Disney Cruise Line announced that kids 17 and under sail free on select voyages from Galveston, Texas, with two full-fare guests in the same stateroom. It’s time to don your cowboy hat and saddle up for some family fun with Mickey! The offer is for most Disney Magic sailings from January 4 to March 1, … Continue reading "Kids Sail Free with Disney Cruise Line in Texas"
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Hidden Mickeys and Disney Characters on the Disney Dream

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I spent several days searching the Disney Dream for Hidden Mickeys. The ship is huge with 14 decks and countless nooks and crannies, but the hunt was fun and rewarding. It’s also great exercise! I started at the top of the ship and worked my way down. Here’s a white classic Mickey in a coffee … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys and Disney Characters on the Disney Dream"
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Disney Magic Canada Cruise – Part 4, At Sea, New York Sail-In

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We went back to the Eastern timezone overnight, so we got back that hour that we lost the other day, which meant we could sleep in this morning – yay!!! It’s another beautiful day – some puffy clouds but sunny. The seas are a little choppier than they have been, but I’d still say they … Continue reading "Disney Magic Canada Cruise – Part 4, At Sea, New York Sail-In"
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Disney Cruise Line Arrives in Galveston with Texas-sized Fanfare

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The Disney Magic arrived in Galveston, kicking off the Disney Cruise Line inaugural season sailing from the Port of Galveston. To salute its arrival to the Lone Star State, the Disney Magic donned a Texas-sized cowboy hat on the ship's funnel as crew members and Disney characters waved from the upper decks of the ship. This hat is an astonishing 19-feet tall and 14-feet wide. To put it in perspective for you, if a real cowboy was to wear this hat he would need to be about 43 feet tall! Amazingly, the hat was installed while the ship was at sea, just one mile out from the Port of Galveston.
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