The Disney Magic tours the eastern Caribbean for a seven-day cruise, docking at St. Maarten, St. Thomas, and Castaway Cay. A glorious throwback to the golden age of luxury ocean liners, both the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder are designed to appeal to all ages. Couples, including honeymooners, also make up a substantial part of the passenger list. The staterooms aboard the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder are cleverly designed and feature many shipboard innovations. There are twelve categories of rooms, ranging from a standard inside stateroom to the Royal Suite with veranda.
All staterooms have either a queen size bed or two twin beds.
There is also a seating area with a convertible sofa and a privacy divider. Most rooms have a bath and a half, a Disney innovation that allows the bathrooms to be used by more than one person at a time. Storage is cleverly designed and ample. Smoking is only permitted on private verandas, in some public lounges, and on outside decks. Ports of Call Depending on the cruise, passengers can visit the Eastern Caribbean or the Bahamas.