Disney cruise line help?

Yes, the boat stops at destinations. The boat docks and all you have to do is walk off. You generally will have about 6 hours in each port. Most cruises take you back to the original starting port.

For those who appreciated your Disney cruises, i'm certain you will be very dissatisfied by Carnival cruises. A Disney cruise is extra steeply-priced since it's bigger-finish. You get what you pay for. Considering Carnival cruises are a lot more cost-effective, they also entice a different crowd than Disney cruises. It can be like comparing the folks you to find displaying at the 99 cents retailer vs. Folks looking at Neiman-Marcus. The persons for your cruise can undoubtedly make or break the experience you have.

Every cruise line ship takes you back to your starting port. But you can also leave it in every port if you wish. You have about 4-8 hours in every port where a cruise ship docks. That information is always published in a tourist agency where you're buying a ticket.

If you go on the cruise line site, or even Expedia, it will give you the itinerary, and the times frame during which the ship is in port. I try to chose cruises with few sea days, as I prefer the islands.

I haven't done a Disney cruise but only the park. If you actually go to the trio advisor forum you Will get tons of responses