Disney Cruise Prices and Cost Breakdown

Here’s a complete breakdown of how much it costs to go on a Disney Cruise per person.

But before I jump into it, I just want to let you know that these prices are only averages and can vary drastically depending on the time of year, destination, number of staterooms, excursions, and even ship.

Jump to:

• How much does it cost to go on a Disney Cruise?
• Example: Disney Cruise Total Costs for a Family of 4
• Stateroom Prices
• Starting Prices for Every Major Disney Cruise
• What Affects a Disney Cruise Price
• Does Planning in Advance Affect Price?
• What’s Included in the Price of a Disney Cruise
• What Costs Extra?
• Adult-Exclusive Dining Costs
• Alcohol Prices on a Disney Cruise
• Port Adventure Prices
• Extra Spending
• Transportation Costs
• Disney Cruise Discounts
• Worth it?

How much does it cost to go on a Disney Cruise?

To save you some time..

This is how much you should expect to pay on average per stateroom for a 3-Night Bahamian Cruise on the Disney Wish leaving out of Port Canaveral for a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children).

• Inside: $3,188 ($1,594 per person)
• Oceanview: $3,370 ($1,685 per person)
• Verandah: $3,582 ($1,797 per person)
• Concierge: $6,556 ($3,278 per person)

I used this cruise an example because I feel that this is the best option for firs-time Disney Cruises since it’s the shortest duration, usually the cheapest, and always fall on a weekend.

Example: Disney Cruise Total Costs for a Family of 4

Here’s how much a 4-Night Disney Cruise on the Disney Wish leaving out of Port Canaveral will cost for a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children)

I’m using August 8-11, 2025 as the example sail date.

Stateroom

• Inside = $4,257
• Oceanview = $4,442
• Verandah = $4,676
• Concierge = $6,769

I’m going to opt for the Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah which costs $4,676 total. 

Excursions

• Castaway Ray’s Stingray Adventure = $202

Adult-Dining

• Palo Steakhouse Brunch = $90 ($45 per person)

Extras

• Bingo = $40
• Alcohol = $150 (Hyperspace Lounge can add up too)
• Special Food and Drinks = $80
• Shopping = $300
• Gratuities = $232 (not required but Disney recommends $14.50 per night per guest)
• Parking = $85

Total Vacation Cost = $5,855

Stateroom Prices

There are 4 categories of staterooms aboard every Disney Cruise ship:

1. Inside
2. Oceanview
3. Verandah
4. Concierge

Here’s the average price for two guests in the cheapest room on the more popular itineraries aboard the Wish, Dream, Fantasy, Magic, and Wonder:

Inside Prices

Here’s the average price for two guests in the cheapest stateroom:

• 3-Night Bahamas from Port Canaveral (Wish) = $2,099
• 4-Night Western Caribbean from Galveston (Magic) = $1,902
• 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral (Fantasy) =  $3,551
• 7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Wonder) = $2,567
• 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Dream) = $3,274

Oceanview Prices

Here’s the average price for two guests in the cheapest stateroom:

• 3-Night Bahamas from Port Canaveral (Wish) = $2,289
• 4-Night Western Caribbean from Galveston (Magic) = $2,086
• 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral (Fantasy) = $3,976
• 7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Wonder) = $3,183
• 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Dream) = $3,568

Verandah Prices

Here’s the average price for two guests in the cheapest stateroom:

• 3-Night Bahama from Port Canaveral (Wish) = $2,527
• 4-Night Western Caribbean from Galveston (Magic) = $2,302
• 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral (Fantasy) = $4,942
• 7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Wonder) = $5,220
• 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Dream) = $3,932

Concierge Prices

Here’s the average price for two guests in the cheapest stateroom:

• 3-Night Bahama from Port Canaveral (Wish) = $5,093
• 4-Night Western Caribbean from Galveston (Magic) = $4,574
• 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral (Fantasy) = $10,603
• 7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Wonder) = $14,663
• 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Dream) = $11,170

Disney Cruise staterooms are so expensive compared to similar ones found on Carnival, Royal Caribbean, MSC, and Norwegian.

BUT the world-class service, fantastic kid clubs, tasty dining options, and the huge array of included amenities definitely makes the premium price worth it, in my opinion.

Starting Prices for Every Major Disney Cruise

Here’s how much an Inside Stateroom costs on the more popular itineraries:

• 3-Night Bahamian from Port Canaveral = $2,131
• 4-Night Bahamian from Port Canaveral = $2,503
• 7-Night Wester Caribbean from Port Canaveral = $3,239
• 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral = $3,239
• 3-Night Bahamian from Fort Lauderdale = $1,627
• 5-Night Western Caribbean from New Orleans = $1,697
• 4-Night Bahamian from Fort Lauderdale = $1,763
• 3-Night Baja from San Diego = $1,796
• 7-Night Alaskan from Vancouver = $3,241
• 7-Night Mediterranean from Barcelona = $5,485
• 7-Night Mediterranean with Greek Isles from Civitavecchia (Rome) = $6,353
• 10-Night Hawaii from Honolulu ending in Vancouver = $5,140
• 12-Night Norwegian Fjords and Iceland from Southampton – $11,308

What Affects a Disney Cruise Price

There are 4 things that greatly affect a Disney Cruise’s price:

• Time of year – price differences during peak season and off-season are very drastic
• Destination – some spots are way more expensive than others
• Stateroom – this is where you’ll either save a ton of money or break the bank
• Length of Cruise – the longer the cruise, the more expensive it’ll be

Does Planning in Advance Affect Price?

With Disney Cruises, the price doesn’t change significantly the closer or further away you book.

That said, if you were to book last minute, there’s a good chance that only the more expensive rooms will be available.

What’s Included in the Price of a Disney Cruise

Here’s everything that’s included in the price of your cruise, no matter what stateroom category you’re in:

Entertainment and Activities

• Broadway-quality shows
• Character meet and greets
• Fireworks at Sea (available on most sailings)
• Movie screenings (first-run and popular Disney movies)
• Pools, waterslides, splash zones, and wading pools

Food and Dining

• Three rotational table-service dining restaurants
• Quick service bites
• Buffet (for breakfast and lunch)
• Unlimited soft serve ice cream
• Unlimited coffee, tea, and soda available on the pool deck and at table service restaurants
• 24-hour room service

Kids Clubs

• Disney’s Oceaneer Club (3 to 12 years old)
• Disneys’ Oceaneer Lab (2 to 12 years old)
• Edge (11 to 14 years old)
• Vibe (14 to 17 years old)

Adult-Exclusive Activities

• Nightclubs and lounges with live music
• Gym and Fitness Center
• Adults-only pool and whirlpool spa areas

Castaway Cay, Disney Private Island

• Family Beah
• Adult-Exclusive Beach
• Waterslides and splash zones
• Beach towels, beach chairs, and umbrellas
• Kids and teens clubs
• Character meet and greets
• Walking Paths
• Adult-exclusive yoga
• Barbecue lunch
• Unlimited coffee, tea, and soda
• Unlimited soft serve ice cream
• Tram transportation
• Castaway Cay 5K Run with Finisher Medallion

What Costs Extra?

• Port Adventures and Excursions
• Adult-exclusive dining (Palo, Remy, Enchante)
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• 21+ Beverage Tasting
• Specialty drinks
• Specialty foods
• Gratuities
• Royal Court Tea
• Personal Fitness Training
• Senses Spa and Salon (massages and treatments)
• Virtual Sports Simulator
• Wireless Internet Access
• Ground Transfers
• Vacation Protection Plan
• Bibbidi Bobbed Boutique makeovers 
• The Pirate’s League makeover
• Snorkel gear, floats, and rafts (Disney Castaway Cay)
• Bicycle Rentals (Disney Castaway Cay)
• Bottled water, alcoholic beverages and specialty drinks (Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay)
• Cabana rental (Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay)

Adult-Exclusive Dining Costs

Every ship has an adult exclusive restaurant which feature both an a la carte and prix-fixe menu.

1. Palo
2. Remy
3. Palo Steakhouse
4. Enchante by Chef Arnold Lallement

Palo Prices (Magic, Wonder, Dream, and Fantasy)

Classic Northern Italian cooking with a modern twist. Palo costs:

• Dinner = $45 per person
• Wine Pairing = $70 per person
• Brunch = $45 per person

Remy Prices (Dream and Fantasy)

Fine French fare. Remy costs:

• Dinner = $125 per person
• Brunch = $75 per person
• Dessert Experience = $60 per person
• Wine Pairing Experience = $105 per person

Palo Steakhouse (Wish)

Time-honored Italian fare and modern steakhouse dining. Palo Steakhouse costs:

• Dinner = $45 per person
• Wine Pairing = $70 per person

Enchanté (Wish)

French-inspired cuisine.

• Dinner = $125 per person
• Brunch = $125 per person

Alcohol Prices on a Disney Cruise

Disney Cruise Line doesn’t offer an alcohol package that you’d find on the other more popular cruise brands.

But they do offer 6-pack beer packages, as well as a 3, 4, 5, or 7-bottle classic or premium wine packages that you can buy before your cruise or when onboard.

Current Alcohol Prices

• 6-pack of Beer = $33.75
  • for Bud Light, Budweiser, Michelob Ultra, Coors Light, Miller Light, Corona, Blue Moon, Heineken, or Guinness
• 6-pack of Truly = $25
• Wine Package
  • 3-Bottle Classic Wine Package = $98
  • 3-Bottle Premium Wine Package = $148
  • 4-Bottle Classic Wine Package = $128
  • 4-Bottle Premium Wine Package = $196
  • 5-Bottle Classic Wine Package = $153
  • 5-Bottle Premium Wine Package = $240
  • 7-Bottle Classic Wine Package = $206
  • 7-Bottle Premium Wine Package = $316

If you’re staying in a Concierge Stateroom, you’ll have a complimentary happy hour from 5 to 10 pm every night inside of the Concierge Lounge.

Port Adventure Prices

For the most up to date pricing, visit this page.

This will be the second most expensive part of your cruise.

Port Adventures, also known as shore excursions, are activities and tours located at each stop during your sailing. These tours are arranged by Disney, meaning it’s pretty stress-free and you’ll be taken care of extremely well.

Here’s my average cost breakdown for for popular Port Adventures in the Bahamas, the Mediterranean, and Alaska:

Bahamas Port Adventure Prices

• Atlantis Aquaventure = $239 per person
• Baha Bay Day Pass at Baha Mar = $199 per person
• Blue Lagoon Island Beach Day = $58 – $85 per person
• Castaway Ray’s Stingray Adventure = $56 per person
• Discover Nassau by Land and Sea = $92 per person

Alaska Port Adventure Prices

• Ziplining = $229 per person
• Salmon Bake = $114 per person
• Best of [City] = $79 – $229 per person
• Dog Sledding = $744 per person
• Glacier Explorer = $260 per person
• Glacier Point ATV = $359 per person
• Halibut Fishing = $359 per person
• Whale Watching = $179 to $299 per person

Mediterranean Port Adventure Prices

• Amalfi by Boat and the Splendor of Sorrento = $175 per person
• Best of Athens = $159 per person
• Best of Rome = $399 per person
• Best of Santorini = $349 per person
• Dublin City Highlights = $99 per person
• Explore Athens on your own = $44 per person
• Scenic Amsterdam and Van Gogh Museum = $89 per person
• Value Package Nice and Monaco = $97 per person

Extra Spending

Technically, once you step onboard, you won’t ever have to spend a dime, but if that isn’t the case, here are a few things that you might find yourself spending a little extra on:

• Bingo
• shopping
• specialty food and drinks from the lounges, bars, and pubs
• gratuities
• cash during Port Adventures
• cabanas
• spa treatments
• salon

Transportation Costs

Depending on where you live and where you want to start your cruise, transportation costs is such a major wildcard that I can’t give you an accurate cost breakdown.

So I’m just going to focus primarily on Port Canaveral.

Getting to Port Canaveral from the Airport (and vice-versa)

Disney still offers ground transportation between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and the Disney Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal.

Disney Cruise Bus Price

• $39 per guest each way
• $78 roundtrip

Uber or Lyft Price

• $67– $91 on average each way for up to 6 people

Parking at Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal

Prices for parking at Port Canaveral for a Disney Cruise are:

• $68 for a 3-night cruise
• $85 for a 4-night cruise
• $102 for a 5-night cruise
• $119 for a 6-night cruise
• $136 for a 7-night cruise

Cash is not accepted and you’ll be charged up front for the entire duration of your cruise when parking.

Disney Bus from Port Canaveral to a Disney Hotel (and vice-versa)

Disney offers a bus service to and from a Disney Resort to Port Canaveral.

Disney Resort Bus Price

• $39 per guest each way
• $78 roundtrip

Uber and Lyft prices for the exact route is around $70 to $105 on average each way but this depends entirely on time of day and which hotel you’re staying at.

Disney Cruise Discounts

There is always some sort of special promotion or discount that Disney is running for select sailings.

You can keep track of those deals on this page.

I’ve seen deals as high as 35% off which is pretty insane.

Discounts for Specific Travelers

• Military Discount = special rates for select sailings starting at $157 per person per night. Learn more here. Plus, you can see the full list of eligible sailings here.
• Florida Residents = 35% off select sailings (certain times of year)
• Canadian Residents = up to 35% off on select sailings
• Southern California Residents = save up to 25% off on select cruises to Baja from San Diego
• Cast Member = Insane space-available deals that can be found on The Hub

Worth it?

Absolutely.

If you love Disney, have kids, or just want excellent service in a relaxing and fun environment, then there’s no better cruise than Disney Cruise Lines.