Is everything included in a Disney cruise

[Lovely93]

Hello friends I have some questions about a Disney cruise for a 7 night cruise to the Caribbean

1 how much is the cruise together , food, activities, rooms

2 are adults allowed to wear princess costumes

3 is bbb having pirates makeovers but not with the brown sash. I saw a Disney World they had teal sashes at pirates league I wondering if the have that on a cruise not liking the brown sash

4 the age limit for BBB has been establish In my last chat... I’m going to find a bbb sash at garage sales in my area to avoid disappointment on my cruise in 3 years

4 can you wear a a BBB sash on a Disney cruise because I was told it was a advertisement For them
I don’t know if I’m allowed to wear it.

5 I’m bringing my own bbb accessories that I’m going to buy at garage sales instead so I can avoid disappointment.

6 what am I allowed to bring on a cruise

7 is there hair braiding on the cruise

Thank you so much

 

[Bad Pink Tink 2.0]

Hello friends I have some questions about a Disney cruise for a 7 night cruise to the Caribbean

1 how much is the cruise together , food, activities, rooms

It depends on the ship, time of year, route and how many people

2 are adults allowed to wear princess costumes

Like in the parks, adults Disney Bound, on Pirate Night everyone wears Pirate costumes. Adults dont really wear princess costumes but on formal night many women wear evening dresses.

4 can you wear a a BBB sash on a Disney cruise because I was told it was a advertisement For them
I don’t know if I’m allowed to wear it.

Adults dont wear things like that on cruises

6 what am I allowed to bring on a cruise

Dress as you would in the parks, adults Disney bound but not Princess costumes, adults wear ears.

 

[Lovely93]

It depends on the ship, time of year, route and how many people

Like in the parks, adults Disney Bound, on Pirate Night everyone wears Pirate costumes. Adults dont really wear princess costumes but on formal night many women wear evening dresses.

Adults dont wear things like that on cruises


Dress as you would in the parks, adults Disney bound but not Princess costumes, adults wear ears.

Oh ok I was told I was allowed to wear a sash because I’m going on my birthday bbb birthday sash is what I’m going To wear if there’s rules

 

[Lovely93]

It depends on the ship, time of year, route and how many people

Like in the parks, adults Disney Bound, on Pirate Night everyone wears Pirate costumes. Adults dont really wear princess costumes but on formal night many women wear evening dresses.

Adults dont wear things like that on cruises


Dress as you would in the parks, adults Disney bound but not Princess costumes, adults wear ears.

Ohhhh ok make sense I can wear a regular dress

 

[Skippyboo]

7 nights depending on dates, cabin choice - inside, oceanview, verandah is probably around 4-5 K minimum for 2 people . You get your dining, entertainment on ship. Stuff like shore excursions, alcoholic drinks are extra.

DCL website has a list of what you can’t bring. Probably can only wear a princess dress as an adult during Halloween cruise as a costume.

 

[lanejudy]

@Lovely93 You are posting lots of good planning questions -- but it's on the Welcome forum which is pretty generic. I suggest you head to the Disney Cruise Line forum. Click on the words I just typed, or here: https://www.disboards.com/forums/disney-cruise-line-forum.9/
You can get an idea of pricing by going to the DisneyCruise website. Prices for 3 years from now aren't yet available, and prices tend to increase each year. But you can explore the destinations and ships and get an idea of the cost. The cost will depend on a number of factors such as time of year, destination and length of cruise, number and age of passengers, stateroom category, etc.
DCL's policy about adults wearing costumes only mentions pirate night and the themed cruises like Halloween or Marvel. I honestly don't know if they would follow similar rules as WDW for just regular everyday or evening times; as a PP suggests you might want to add a personal touch -- something that doesn't exactly replicate one of the actual Disney princesses. Like your own dress in your favorite color, etc. I don't know if anyone would stop you from wearing a BBB sash, but are you thinking a sash that says "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique" or one that simply says "Birthday Princess" - which are widely available online. I'll admit I've never seen a "BBB Birthday" sash.
You can bring on a cruise most items that you would bring on any other vacation. There are a few items not allowed such as weapons, small electric appliances, homemade food, etc. Here is a list of prohibited items: https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/guest-services/prohibited-items/

Each ship has a Salon and you can make an appointment to have your hair done however you'd like it. You will need to pay extra for this.

Feel free to keep asking questions as you plan!

 

[Mommb]

If the cruise line has the same rules as the parks, you would not be permitted to dress in a way that could be mistaken for a specific Disney princess, but you could certainly wear a sash and a tiara if you’d like. Most adults don’t dress up in costume except for Pirate Night or Halloween activities, but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t if it makes you happy.

Years ago I did see hair braiding on the pool deck, but I don’t know if that is still available. For a “Princess” look, the salon is your best option.