Enhancing Seniors' Disney Experience
Disney’s Castaway Cay (pronounced key) was the first, exclusive, private island to be acquired by a cruise line. In 1997, Disney Cruise Line (DCL) made a 99 year lease contract with the Bahamian government to use the island as they…
There is no doubt that a Disney cruise for seniors is expensive, particularly for seniors on a tight budget. Pricing for other cruise lines appear to be more attractive. Yet the addition of hidden charges and fees on amenities that…
Disney Port Adventures can help mobility challenged guests in many ways. Cruisers with limited mobility, who use electric wheelchairs or scooters full or part time, have often been left behind where shore excursions are concerned. This occurs when tour vehicles…
“Where are we going?” That’s the big question before choosing a Disney cruise. “What is there to do at that port?” is the second question. Disney’s ships are places of wonder and enchantment, but there is more to a cruise…
You’ve heard it before, Disney is for Kids. What about a Disney Cruise without the kids, your kids that is? Well, the biggest Disney kid ever was Walt himself and the Disney cruise ships are a mecca for big Disney…
NOTE: This article on Disney cruise mobility was written and contributed by Disney for Seniors member Rose Ann Hirsh. You can follow Rose Ann on her website roseannhirsch.com. Our mobility is one of the first things to consider when looking…
