Disney Wonder 5-night Australian Cruise Shows?

[EaridescentFirefly]

Has anyone taken a recent 5-night cruise on the Wonder to Australia/New Zealand? What were the shows? When I last sailed on the Wonder (2018) they were "Frozen," "Dreams," and "The Golden Mickeys." Has that changed?

 

[Mags2002]

Has anyone taken a recent 5-night cruise on the Wonder to Australia/New Zealand? What were the shows? When I last sailed on the Wonder (2018) they were "Frozen," "Dreams," and "The Golden Mickeys." Has that changed?

No it hasn’t changed. WDT shows generally stay the same for years

 

[RedHead0186]

The shows will stay the same on each ship, regardless of itinerary/length of voyage. Each ship has 3 shows, so if your cruise is longer than 3 nights they'll have the Broadway shows sprinkled throughout and then other acts on the other nights (ventriloquist, magician, etc.)

As @Mags2002 indicated, shows on each ship pretty much stay the same, it's very rare/few and far between when they change.

 

[holula]

Has anyone taken a recent 5-night cruise on the Wonder to Australia/New Zealand? What were the shows? When I last sailed on the Wonder (2018) they were "Frozen," "Dreams," and "The Golden Mickeys." Has that changed?

The first time I sailed the Wonder was 2012. 2/3 of the shows are still the same. They don’t change very often.

 

[kirstyfly]

We did a 3 night at sea cruise on the wonder in December 2023 leaving from Auckland.
The shows were the same as the ones you listed above.

However the shows are so good you could easily watch them again.

 

[EaridescentFirefly]

I figured they would be — we can totally watch them again! Thank you.

 

[auntlynne]

The Golden Mickeys debuted in 2003. Michael Eisner would have been on the screen.

I love that show.

Disney Dreams debuted in 1998 - the same year as Disney Cruise Line.

As @houla said, “They don’t change very often.”