Psst! Sailing dates and prices of the Disney Adventure cruise have been released.
Last updated: 14 November 2024
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Ever gone to Disneyland and imagined how amazing it would be if we had our very own in Singapore? While we’re not quite there yet, we can finally experience some of the trademark Disney magic on our shores very soon!
The Disney Adventure — Asia’s first-ever Disney cruise — is set to sail from Marina Bay Cruise Centre starting December 2025. Our team is full of Disney geeks who’ve dreamt of living the suite life on deck, so we’re staying on top of all the info around this historic event.
Read our ultimate Disney Cruise Singapore guide for details about the voyage, an inside look, and some tips on going on a cruise!
Read also: Disney Adventure Cruise to Set Sail from Singapore on 15 December 2025 — Everything You Need to Know
Quick Facts
Where will the Disney Adventure sail? Cruises will depart from Singapore, and will not port anywhere.
How often: The cruise will sail non-stop on 3, 4, and 5-night itineraries.
| Date | Event |
| 14 November 2024 | Announcement of pricing and sailing dates |
| 10 December 2024 | Start of ticket sales |
| 15 December 2025 | Start of voyage |
*Note: Early booking for Castaway Club Members and select Disney Guests begins in Singapore on 4 December 2024.
| Types of Cruises | Sailing Dates | *Pricing (per stateroom for 2 pax) |
| 3-Night Cruise | 15 – 18 December 2025 and more! | Inside: From US$958 (S$1,283) Oceanview: From US$1,318 (S$1,765) Verandah: From US$1,438 (S$1,925) Concierge: From US$3,298 (S$4,416) |
| 4-Night Cruise | 18 – 22 December 2025 and more! | Inside: From US$1,318 (S$1,765) Oceanview: From US$1,830 (S$2,450) Verandah: From US$1,998 (S$2,675) Concierge: From US$4,630 (S$6,200) |
| 5-Night Cruise | 22 – 27 December 2025 and more! | Inside: From US$2,694 (S$3,607) Oceanview: US$3,784 (S$5,067) Verandah: US$4,144 (S$5,549) Concierge: US$9,724 (S$13,021) |
*1 USD = S$1.34 SGD. Prices will be charged in US dollars to a valid credit card.
Themed Areas
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Much like the Disney Parks on land, this cruise will have themed areas based on their popular works and characters:
1) Disney Imagination Garden: Based on Disney’s knack for imagination over the years, this garden features a valley and an open stage for various live performances.
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2) Disney Discovery Reef: Here, you can shop and eat amidst inspired decor from Disney’s marine tales like The Little Mermaid and Finding Nemo.
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3) Marvel Landing: Expect nothing less of an adventure in this Avengers-inspired area, which includes the world’s longest rollercoaster at sea.
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4) San Fransokyo Street: This area inspired by Big Hero 6 is where you’ll find games, activities, shops, and the theatre.
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5) Toy Story Place: Enjoy splashin’ around water slides, swimming pool, and other activities here!
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6) Town Square: Cafes, restaurants and lounges inspired by many classic fairytales like Cinderella, Frozen, and more.
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7) Wayfinder Bay: Relax by the pool in this laidback Star Wars-inspired area.
Live Entertainment
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Would it be a Disney cruise without electrifying performances that rival Broadway’s? Here are all the live stage performances we know about so far!
1) Avengers Assemble: An epic showdown between your favourite Marvel heroes, and villains.
2) Baymax Super Exercise Expo: Stay fit by following a musical workout routine from Big Hero 6 characters.
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3) Disney Seas the Adventure: A “musical voyage” featuring iconic Disney songs and characters from fairytales.
4) Moana: Call of the Sea: A music re-telling of Moana’s epic journey with music, puppetry, and water effects.
5) Remember: An original tale featuring WALL-E, Coco, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid as they try to restore EVE’s memories.
On-board Experiences
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Whether you’re a solo traveller, or a parent living out your Disney fantasies with the entire family, it’s hard to imagine getting bored on the Disney Cruise Singapore with these experiences:
1) Spa and beauty salon: With experiential showers, heated loungers, steam room, and sauna.
2) Fitness centre: Includes a juice bar, wellness consultations, meditation rooms, cycling and yoga rooms, and state-of-the-art equipment.
3) “It’s a small world” Nursery (for 6 months – 3yo): Your children will be looked after by trained counsellors and greeted by Disney characters.
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4) Disney Oceaneer’s Club (for 3 – 10yo): Includes a Toy Story-themed playground, fairytale character visits, Marvel workshop, hands-on activities and creative experiments.
5) Edge (for 11 – 14yo): Eclectic hangout to chill, watch movies, play board games and video games.
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5) Vibe (for 14 – 17yo): Retro-inspired hangout for watching movies and playing games.
6) Mickey & Minnie Captain’s Deck (for children): Themed play area; watch out for the titular characters’ appearance!
7) Character interactions: The whole family can meet and greet their favourite characters from Disney, Pixar, and Marvel.
8) Specialty shopping: Purchase gifts and apparel, including Disney Cruise-exclusive items.
Dining Options
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Of course, it wouldn’t be a cruise without some fiiiiine dining, literally and figuratively. Aside from these restaurants, you’ll also enjoy three dining experiences with a preset schedule, included in your booking.
Plus, you can also enjoy 24-hour room service!
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1) Hollywood Spotlight Club: Eat exquisite regional and international cuisine with a special visit from VIPs Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck.
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2) Navigators Club: Dine at the Captain’s Table in this art deco-inspired restaurant with vintage maps, charts, and artwork. Plus, the four VIPs from above will pay you a visit too!
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3) Animator’s Palate: A dinner show to celebrate Disney and Pixar’s legacy, with animation boards & props lining the room.
4) Animator’s Table: An intimate gallery where you can dine amid paint jars, brushes, and artwork from Aladdin, Frozen, and Finding Nemo.
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5) Enchanted Summer Restaurant: Features two dining halls. The Maximum Dining Room is inspired by Tangled’s Lantern Festival scene. The Olaf Dining room features Arendelle in the summer solstice.
6) Pixar Market Restaurant: Breakfast and lunch buffet stations, with seated dinners serving regional and international cuisines. Based on Inside Out, Cars, Finding Nemo, and Monsters University.
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7) Bewitching Boba and Brews: Boba tea cafe with neon lights and vibrant pop art based on Ursula and other Disney villains.
8) Stitch’s Ohana Grill: Casual dining spot serving American-style hamburgers and sandwiches.
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9) Gramma Tala’s Kitchen: An eatery inspired by Moana featuring food from the Pacific and Asia.
10) Mowgli’s Eatery: Fast-food style restaurant serving Indian cuisine; based on The Jungle Book.
11) Cosmic Kebabs: In tribute to Marvel’s first Muslim-American superhero, Ms. Marvel, this eatery serves kebabs, pitas, tabbouleh, and baba ghanoush.
12) Wheezy’s Freezies: Cool down with smoothies and ice cream in this poolside eatery featuring the penguin from Toy Story 2.
13) Pizza Planet: Modeled after the pizza arcade in Toy Story films.
14) Mike & Sulley’s Flavors of Asia: Premium dining inspired by the Japanese eatery featured in Monsters Inc., with four distinct dining options — a Japanese steakhouse, teppanyaki room, Omakase-style dining, and an outdoor sushi-sashimi experience.
15) Palo Trattoria: Adult-exclusive restaurant based on Luca that serves Northern Italian cuisine (antipasti, pizza, and pasta).
Lounges for Adults Only
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While the kids are away, the adults will play! Here are some places on the Disney Adventure cruise to get your alcohol fix, or simply want some downtime from children onboard.
1) Buccaneer Bar: Captain Hook is calling! Down a beer or cocktail, watch sports, and see a view of the oceans in this pub.
2) Taverna Portorosso: A casual rustic neighbourhood-style sports bar inspired by Luca, and has a picturesque ocean view.
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3) Tiana’s Bayou Lounge: Watering hole inspired by The Princess and the Frog. Serves speciality coffees, premium teas, and mocktails.
4) Spellbound: Taste some “potions” inspired by the Evil Queen from Snow White.
5) Palo Cafe: Open for all ages, this quaint coffee bar is on a cobblestone patio which serves a variety of drinks and light bites.
Accommodation Options
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All rooms accommodate up to four guests.
1) Verandah Stateroom: The most popular room option features a private balcony and view of either the ocean, Disney Imagination Garden, or Disney Discovery Room.
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2) Oceanview Stateroom: Features individual single beds with a large porthole.
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3) Inside Stateroom: Their most basic room; ideal for friends travelling together.
Disney Concierge: The VIP experience on the cruise
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People willing to pay extra can become Concierge Guests, which entitles them to a more premium experience. Here are some perks that they can enjoy:
1) Premium accommodations: Concierge Guests will enjoy more luxurious staterooms and suites, “exclusive offerings”, and room elements inspired by Disney films.
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2) Exclusive lounge: At the Concierge Lounge inspired by the city in Aladdin, you can unwind and enjoy gourmet snacks. There’s also a space for kids where they can watch a movie.
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3) Outdoor sundeck: The Concierge Sundeck comes with a whirlpool spa, shaded swimming pool, and plush loungers.
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4) Spa suites: Relax at the two Concierge spa suites, complete with lounge areas, a treatment room, salon seating, and soothing showers with ambient lighting.
5) Exclusive gym: There’s an exercise and yoga facility exclusive only to Concierge Guests.
6) Exclusive shopping: Concierge Guests have exclusive shopping access to luxury goods, jewellery, and other merchandise.
7) Personalised service: A dedicated team will assist Concierge Guests before, during, and after their stay to help them out. This includes making their itinerary and dedicated reservations.
How to buy tickets for Disney Cruise Singapore
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Did all the things we’ve told you about the upcoming Disney cruise make you want to join in the fun?
The most important thing to note now is booking for the Disney Adventure Cruise opens to the public on 10 December 2024. However, Castaway Club Members and select Disney Guests do enjoy early booking on 4 December 2024 in Singapore, or 3 December in the USA.
In addition to the official Disney Cruise Line website, different online travel agencies, such as Klook, are expected to sell tickets and their own Disney Cruise Singapore packages.
For the latest updates, head to the official Disney Adventure cruise website and click on the Sign Up for Updates button. Additionally, join the Klook waitlist. This does not guarantee a ticket, but you will get the latest news and exclusive promos in your inbox.
Stay tuned on ticket sales for the much-anticipated Disney Cruise Singapore voyage!
Pro-tips for Disney Cruise Singapore Adventure
As we manifest being able to go on the Disney cruise next year, it won’t hurt to learn tips about being on board.
We had the pleasure of experiencing a three-night Disney cruise from Sydney, and were able to pick up a few things that would be very helpful for future guests of Disney Cruise Singapore.
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1) Download the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App: This helps you manage your reservations, view deck plans, make payments, modify your room, and check in online. It also lets you book activities, view dining assignments, and make special requests.
This is also where you’ll fill out personal details and health declaration forms needed before you board.
2) Pre-book workshops early: We encourage you to download the Navigator App as early as 60 days before your sailing date, since some paid activities may be available for reservations already. For example, the Disney Cruise in Sydney had a cool cocktail-making/alcohol-tasting workshop, which we had booked before we even set foot on the ship!
3) Book activities as soon as you board: To ensure you book a cruise experience at the time slot you want, visit the Navigator App once you board the vessel. The app can be used with the WiFi onboard, for free.
*Note: For further online browsing, you can pay for internet packages onboard.
4) Things to bring:
– Seasick pills: No matter how strong your tolerance is for seasickness, it’s always better to be prepared!
– Refillable water bottle: There are water fountains, so you don’t need to spend any money on drinking water… which can get expensive on the cruise ship.
– Lanyard: For your Key to the World card, which you use to purchase items and take pictures on board.
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5) Dress up for the cruise: Many people were donning Disney-themed outfits on the cruise, and something a bit more formal during dinnertime, so feel free to do the same.
6) Take note of mandatory gratuity: On our Sydney Disney cruise experience, we paid ~US$14.50/pax for every day we spent, which would be given to staff on deck. This gratuity would be deducted from your card.
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7) Get familiar with the movies: As obvious as it may sound, there are many references and Easter eggs on board that Disney fans will appreciate. For example, you’ll appreciate live shows more if you’ve watched the original material. So catch up on those movies before you sail… and that includes Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars films!
8) Ask the crew for pictures: While they do sell photo packages from official photographers, they can get expensive. So don’t be shy to ask crew members to help you take pictures — especially during meet-and-greets.
9) Decorate your cabin door: Not just for self-expression, but also so it’s easier to find your room. Makes for a good photo for memories, too!
10) Stay hungry: There will be no shortage of food when you’re riding the Disney Cruise Singapore, so it’s best to come here with an empty stomach. We’re sure all the activities and the gym will help you burn those calories, if that’s what you’re worried about 😉
And last but not least, make sure to keep up with the latest updates on our Disney Cruise Singapore article!
Read also: 10 Disney-inspired Adventures Beyond Disneyland — Bucket List for Disney Fans
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