Disney Adventure Dates & Prices Released!

[disney2you]

When are they announcing the itinerary? Or is it all sea days?

 

[morgsmagic]

When are they announcing the itinerary? Or is it all sea days?

It appears to be all sea days (no port of calls) similar to what they do with some of the Australian and British "Magic at Sea" Sailings as the allure for Guests is the Disney part and not the cruising part. Considering how large this ship is, and DCL being locked into a contract with Singapore as the home port, I am not surprised they are going this route initially.

 

[holula]

I answered my own question -- apparently my settings queried only 1 guest. When I changed to 2 guests it increases BUT the single rate is not a full 100% single supplement. It looks to be approx. 84%. Or am I still doing something wrong...?

Oh interesting. I just did the same thing and got the same calculation (approx.) I wonder if they have some smaller insides they are selling as solo rooms.

 

[Darren1969]

Both 4 and 3 day trips involve school days

What an absolute blunder. Does disney not know how strict singaporeans are on school attendence? The only option fo singaporean kids is school holiday periods.

Wow. This is going to tank big time.

Not only for Singaporeans. Marketing is all over Asia and India for these cruises.

 

[Darren1969]

Will be looking at this probably 2027 as have other cruises already books. Definitely be a B2B.
Hopefully some more 5-nights will be added.

 

[Dreams&wishes]

Are you only looking at December prices? They have sailings up to March 2026, and the other months are cheaper than US, Australia or European cruises.

Even if you just look at the maiden cruise and December prices, it is cheaper than the US equivalent of same type.

Yes I was thanks.
Do you know when we can expect June dates?

 

[Amunet]

I want to do the 3day Lunar New Year cruising. The price is more expensive for that cruise than the ones surrounding that date, so I'm sure this ship is being marketed to those in China as well.
IF I can finagle the money, I'd like to visit Hong Kong Disney, then 4night and 3night Lunar New Year B2B.
I'm so excited!

 

[Chipmunkmaniac]

Bear in mind that these are -from- prices, the pics from the inside room also include a -closet with a bunkbed- and verandah cheapest will not be ocean view but inner court.

 

[LAS2AMS]

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Bear in mind that these are -from- prices, the pics from the inside room also include a -closet with a bunkbed- and verandah cheapest will not be ocean view but inner court.

Yes, but they’re still lower than we would otherwise expect. Royal serves Singapore with Quantum class ships, and those cruises are priced considerably less than other Quantum itineraries (even the crappy ones from Los Angeles). So, the pricing seems consistent with the market.

That said, if demand is strong pricing will quickly escalate. Singapore is a long, long ways from the USA. Most people will travel for a day or longer to get there, then take a few days to recover from jet lag.

Ultimately I don’t think Disney has to worry about those cruises canabalizing its domestic ones.

 

[jwalk03]

When are they announcing the itinerary? Or is it all sea days?

All Sea Days.

 

[Dive Bar Casanova]

This just arrived:

Don't Forget Your Priority Booking Window​

Mark your calendars to claim your space in the inaugural season of the all-new Disney Adventure! Bookings open to the general public on December 9 at 7:00 p.m. EST. Pearl members can book starting December 3 at 7:00 p.m. EST. Platinum members can book starting December 4 at 7:00 p.m. EST. Gold members can book starting December 5 at 7:00 p.m. EST. Silver members can book starting December 8 at 7:00 p.m. EST. All booking windows open at 7:00 p.m. EST.​

90% of the people we socialize, work and live around are Asian and Gaming is part of their recreational culture.
It's going to be interesting to see how the Adventure Bookings go with no Casino.

Disney getting the ship for cheap may mean they can run cheap enough to attract passengers anyway.

 

[xiphoid76]

Is there a deck plan for the different room types? We can book in a few weeks, but we usually like to have a cabin in mind when booking. Hoping to snag a 1 bedroom concierge if possible.

 

[lanejudy]

Is there a deck plan for the different room types? We can book in a few weeks, but we usually like to have a cabin in mind when booking. Hoping to snag a 1 bedroom concierge if possible.

https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/ships/deck-plans/
select Disney Adventure in the upper left drop-down; the middle drop-down you can select Concierge

 

[xiphoid76]

https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/ships/deck-plans/
select Disney Adventure in the upper left drop-down; the middle drop-down you can select Concierge

Thank you! Looks like 2-4 Royal Suites. Only found 2 One bedrooms (unfortunately both with no veranda), lots of family ocean view and ocean view verandas on multiple levels from Deck 18 down to 11. Can’t wait to book.

 

[Dive Bar Casanova]

Remember it doesn't cost anything to book through Dreams Unlimited.
We reserve the cabin on the cruise we like online, then flip the reservation to Dreams Unlimited because cabins fill up fast, and they may take time to get back to you.

Especially first time DCL cruisers.
Reasons too numerous to list, and Dreams Unlimited agents have tips and reminders and information that many people find super helpful.

 

[lanejudy]

Thank you! Looks like 2-4 Royal Suites. Only found 2 One bedrooms (unfortunately both with no veranda), lots of family ocean view and ocean view verandas on multiple levels from Deck 18 down to 11. Can’t wait to book.

I haven't really looked through it, but seems there are a lot more categories of "concierge" -- including inside, oceanview, gardenview verandah and oceanview verandahs.

 

[Dive Bar Casanova]

Thank you! Looks like 2-4 Royal Suites. Only found 2 One bedrooms (unfortunately both with no veranda), lots of family ocean view and ocean view verandas on multiple levels from Deck 18 down to 11. Can’t wait to book.

Jus' sayin'; some, very few verandas have partially blocked views. You may have a blocked view unless you step out on the Veranda and stand at the rail. So eyes wide open.

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

Same goes with the Concierge pricing. The starting point I am guessing is representative of a Concierge Inside Family Stateroom which piques my interest since Concierge and Inside Stateroom seems to be a bit of a juxtaposition (usually the inside room is the cheapest option and concierge the most expensive!). There are a total of 9 different Concierge Categories (Inside Family Stateroom, Family Oceanview Verandah, Family Garden View Verandah, Family Oceanview Suite, Family Oceanview Verandah, Oceanview Suite, Suite with Oceanview Verandah, 1-Bedroom Oceanview Suite, and Royal Suite) so I am curious how the prices will differ between those categories.

If the starting price for an Inside Stateroom is equivalent to what a Family Stateroom with a Verandah is on the other ships, I can't imagine what the price of a 1-Bedroom is going to be!

I thought I was following closely but I didn’t realize that there were somehow inside concierge staterooms— that really blows my mind. The 3 night concierge pricing looks fairly reasonable, 4 night is much steeper and the 5 nights are (I see they are both holiday sailings, and I’m sure that’s part of the issue). I was making peace with doing a 4 or 5 night sailing, but if that $13k price tag is for an *inside* room, I’m not sure I can talk myself in to a $15k room the size of a standard verandah.

 

[Aussie RJ]

Calling it now, I’m thinking that all these QS restaurants will be an up charge.

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

Does anybody have a good resource for overview of stateroom categories, dining rotations, etc.?