Disney Cruise, Planning, Travel Cost

I initially covered the planning for the cruise in our post about our 2017 Christmas trip, but I’ll summarize it again here.  In May 2016, Disney Cruise Line had just announced the fall/winter sailings for 2017.  After scanning through offerings, I noticed a 5-Night Western Caribbean sailing out of Miami on the Magic.  It would leave on December 24, 2017.  The prices were really high, but that’s to be expected with a holiday cruise.  We had a placeholder available from our Spring Break 2016 sailing, but it appeared that this cruise was blocked out from receiving the 10% discount.  This left us having to pay full price for the cruise if we wanted to take it.  The itinerary was one we have done a few times before.  Departing Miami, there would be a sea day, followed by a stop in Cozumel.  The sailing would then have another sea day followed by a stop at Castaway Cay, then return to Miami. read more

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Treadmills
Treadmills

During a recent Spring Break cruise on the Disney Magic, we went to check out the fitness center.  The fitness center is located on Deck 9 all the way forward.  You have to go through the Senses Spa to get to it.  Use of the fitness center is included in the cost of your cruise.  You can also use the showers and locker room as well if you need more space to get ready than is available in your stateroom.  Note, you must be 18 years or older to use the fitness center. read more

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