We did the Halloween cruise last year and they celebrated on the 30. You did not miss much. They had 2 candy stations and a couple small games. My kids liked the party on Carnival better if you can believe that!So has anyone heard or seen anything official yet from Disney on the 2015 Halloween dates? We are booking for the 10/31 cruise and I am getting worried that they may choose not to offer anything for Halloween on that cruise, since most of the cruise is after Halloween. I would hate for the kids to miss out on Halloween, and I would have to think Disney would at least do something for them on that first night (even just some form of light trick-or-treating would be fine), but the lack of information is making me nervous.
While I get they want to extend the season (and up their bookings), I with they wouldn't do Halloween in September. October seems sufficient.Dates are confirmed on the site now:
http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/holiday-cruises/halloween/
Ship Sail Dates
Disney Magic 10/4/2015 –10/28/2015
Disney Wonder 10/1/2015 –10/23/2015
Disney Dream 9/7/2015 –10/30/2015
Disney Fantasy 9/5/2015 –10/31/2015
I could not agree more! I absolutely upset and sad that we will have to suffer through this nonsense on our mid September cruiseWhile I get they want to extend the season (and up their bookings), I with they wouldn't do Halloween in September. October seems sufficient.
Some of us like just plain, generic Disney cruises, without "extras".
But MNSSHP is OPTIONAL! You could be at Disney World and choose not to attend. I have no choice in regards to my cruise and it makes me madYeah they do it in the parks too, MNSSHP starts in September as well.
While I get they want to extend the season (and up their bookings), I with they wouldn't do Halloween in September. October seems sufficient.
Some of us like just plain, generic Disney cruises, without "extras".
I agree. We'll have kids but Sept 7th we are NOT in Halloween mode and I think it will be weird to have all the decorations, etc on the ship that early. I could do without it for sure.I am one of these people. My dd will be back in college and my ds in HS and home with my dh. I am sailing with my mom and we choose September thinking less kids. Yes Ive sailed DCL before and other lines and know there are kids but thought middle of September would be less and reading that a September 14 cruise is a Halloween cruise is a bit much.
Im not interested in Halloween a week or two after Labor Day.
I've been on a cruise with the Halloween additions. Well, 3 really. Wasn't planned that way, cruises were booked before the HOTHS was added.Wow! The anti-Halloween crowd runs deep in here, I never knew it could be "nonsense" to some.
You can rest assured your cruise will not be ruined. In fact you don't have to try hard to miss the "halloween" on the boat. Although if you loosen up, you may enjoy it!
Wow! Can't believe how early it's starting for the Dream and Fantasy.
The Magic and Wonder are almost a month behind and don't even have a Halloween cruise over Halloween. Seems a bit odd to me.
No, my cruise won't be ruined. But I wish there were not going to be pumpkins and spider webs all over the place. I go on a Disney Cruise to experience Disney, not Halloween, not in September. I am particularly upset about the jack o lantern faces in teh portholes. The whole thing really, really DOES ruin the atmosphere for me.Wow! The anti-Halloween crowd runs deep in here, I never knew it could be "nonsense" to some.
You can rest assured your cruise will not be ruined. In fact you don't have to try hard to miss the "halloween" on the boat. Although if you loosen up, you may enjoy it!
From the DCL website:I wish I could remember where, but I swear that I saw the dates listed somewhere... And I remember because my cruise ends September 30, and I remember seeing that all ships EXCEPT Magic start Halloween in Seltember, and that the Magic will start it for the sailing right AFTER ours. Am I totally dreaming this??