Disney Magic - Disney Wonder
Disney Wonder - Stats - Schedule - Itinerary - Ship Features
They look alike, and they both sail alike too, but Disney Wonder has a feel all it's own. The 83,000 ton ship made it's inaugural debut in August 1999, and upon stepping aboard we immediately took note of the Wonder's Art Nouveau-style lobby, which features sycamore wood, blue glass and polished nickel railings. Noted artist and designer Dale Chiluly has created a gorgeous Venetian art glass chandelier that graces the atrium. The ship is stunning, featuring a customized artwork designed exclusively for the Disney Wonder.
Disney Magic - Stats - Schedule - Itinerary - Ship Features
What continues to intrigue about a cruise aboard Disney Magic is that it blends the traditional elegance of a vintage ocean liner with a kid-friendly environment. Entering on deck three, adults' eyes go right toward the massive chandelier-esque glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly in the three-story atrium, while kids are more interested in being welcomed by Goofy or Pluto, who wait at the door to say hello. Huge portholes line walkways through common areas on decks three, four and five. Lovely fabrics, inlaid wood, and marble are used to great effect. In fact, my first impression on entering the ship was "it's too nice for kids!"
Let's take a look at the 2 ships in the Disney Cruise Line Fleet
The Disney Magic and The Disney Wonder
Now let's look at your choices for length of cruise on a Disney Cruise Ship
