Disney Fantasy
The second Dream-class ship in the Disney fleet, Disney Fantasy features fun bells and whistles designed to entertain all ages — but especially younger kids. As with the first three Disney ships — Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, and Disney Dream — the design of the Fantasy is an homage to the glamour of ocean liners of the 1930s, with elegant Art Nouveau architectural details. Staterooms are designed with families in mind (split bathrooms with tubs are a big bonus), the dining staff anticipates your clan’s every desire, and nobody nails family-friendly entertainment like Disney.
What We Love
Enhanced Spaces: After a refurbishment in May 2017, the ship now has Marvel and "Star Wars" play areas for ages 3 to 12, a Sweet on You ice cream shop near the family pool, and the line's first-ever Tiffany & Co. boutique.
Animator’s Palate: Cutting-edge technology meets artistic genius during the “Animation Magic” dinner show at this signature "Finding Nemo"-themed restaurant, where passengers can sketch their own characters on placemats and then see their drawings come to life on the walls.
Grown-up appeal: Sure, Disney is great for kids, but adults get their own spaces, too. There's a spacious spa and fitness area, an adult pool area, two adults-only restaurants (Palo and Remy), and the chic Europa nightclub district, which is full of bars and lounges. Even Disney's private island, , has an adults-only beach.