Disney Cruise Line

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Silhouettes and abstract images of Mickey Mouse are cleverly hidden by Disney's creative designers throughout the ship. See how many Hidden Mickeys you can spot—it's a terrific family game. Another favorite pursuit is autograph collecting; characters and crew members alike are happy to oblige. You can buy autograph books on the ships, but the gift shops won't open until after you sail. Drop in at a Disney store before your cruise and purchase them for your kids; they'll appreciate being prepared from the get-go.

Prior to sailing, go online to reserve shore excursions, a table at the adults-only Palo restaurant, and babysitting in the nursery. Children can also be registered for youth programs, and adults can make spa appointments.

If you didn't do it ahead of time, you can register the kids for their age-appropriate programs in the terminal while you wait to board.



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