Opening Day Pricing/Happy Dance Winter 2025 Disney Adventure

[AquaDame]

The purpose of this thread is normally so prices for opening day can be tracked in one place. Unfortunately I will be sailing on the Disney Dream 12/2 and unable to assist, but wanted to give a home to the newest ship in the fleet even if I can't give her the love I'd like. Please use this thread for happy "We're BOOKED!!" shouts, sharing prices, asking for quotes, or anything else Adventure related during her opening booking window!

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[AquaDame]

Special Booking Policies for Disney Adventure Maiden Voyage Only​

Guests looking to book the first sailing aboard the Disney Adventure on December 15, 2025, should take note of the following:

Deposit: A deposit of 20% must be paid by 11:59 PM US Eastern Time on day after booking, or the reservation will be cancelled. Deposits are non-refundable for Concierge level staterooms and suites.

Travel Insurance: For US Guests, if adding the Disney Cruise Line Vacation Protection Plan, full payment for the plan must be made at the time of booking for Concierge staterooms and suites. The Disney Cruise Line Vacation Protection Plan cannot be added post booking.

Payments and Cancellation Fees: Final payment dates, cancellation fees and additional terms and conditions apply. Review the Booking Terms and Conditions for more information.

Restrictions: The primary Guest must remain on the reservation, or the booking will be cancelled, subject to the applicable cancellation fees.

Allowances: Existing reservations can be moved to the Maiden Voyage. Date changes are permitted once a booking is made, subject to availability and payment of any price difference. Select offers or discounts may be applied to bookings, subject to the offer/discount terms and conditions.

 

[xiphoid76]

We will be booking this week. Looking at concierge rooms and will report back prices.

 

[peder]

We will be booking this week. Looking at concierge rooms and will report back prices.

Thanks! We're traveling as a family of 5, looking at Concierge, very eager to know the price breakout by Concierge cabin type!

 

[Solo2987]

If any Pearl members want to help me out today, I'd appreciate it. I am looking for pricing for 2 adults and 1 2-year old child. Pricing is desired for any category 5A room on Deck 12. Thanks in advance!

 

[peder]

It's time! Pearl members can now see detailed pricing

 

[eeyorefanuk]

any prices yet

 

[FWRR3]

Unfortunately I can't see prices now from my phone, but to give an idea, here is what I remember from a difficult time with the DCL site last night. On the 12/27 cruise, cat 4C was just over 11k, 3B (I think) the corner aft cabins were over 23k. A regular family veranda facing aft was just over 5k. Of course these are higher 5 night prices over New Years eve. I hope this helps.

 

[AquaDame]

Unfortunately I can't see prices now from my phone, but to give an idea, here is what I remember from a difficult time with the DCL site last night. On the 12/27 cruise, cat 4C was just over 11k, 3B (I think) the corner aft cabins were over 23k. A regular family veranda facing aft was just over 5k. Of course these are higher 5 night prices over New Years eve. I hope this helps.

Were these quotes for two people?

 

[Amunet]

This is from a group I'm in

 

[ironz]

This is from a group I'm inView attachment 917895

Anyone know what "reef view" is?

 

[thefamilymouse]

Anyone know what "reef view" is?

there are 2 interior areas the Garden and the Reef. The varandahs in these areas overlook the inside of the ship and not the ocean. There are a few inside rooms with windows overlooking the reef area.

 

[ironz]

there are 2 interior areas the Garden and the Reef. The varandahs in these areas overlook the inside of the ship and not the ocean. There are a few inside rooms with windows overlooking the reef area.

Thanks! I figured as much for the Garden view--- the Reef had me puzzled. (pretty sure I'd rather look at the actual ocean).
Hmm... wonder what the generic "stateroom with verandah" is. Will check the deck plans when I'm able. thx. (ETA-- the 7A verandahs are single beds, sort of bunk bed style, in the PDF on the DIS).

 

[xiphoid76]

Cat 4C 3 nights 1/5 cruise 2 adults - 4,086 dollars. The prices are very typical of the chart above - juts about 200 dollars more than the 3 night Feb 2 cruise

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

The website isn't working for Platinum members to book, so I just did it by phone.

1/1 sailing, 4 nights, 4C (Concierge Ocean View Verandah) for 2 adults and 2 children $11,180.76.

Because it was via phone I didn't want to ask too many questions but I did confirm that the garden view concierge verandah (presumably with view of the stage) was in fact more expensive than ocean view verandah (as suggested on the chart above) I know the first 3 digits were $12,900, but I didn't write down the exact number of dollars.

Deposit due by Dec 5, Final Payment Due October 3rd.

 

[xiphoid76]

The website worked perfect for us. Shocking, I know! Logged in at 7:00 was booked and paid by 7:05. Crazy! So excited!!! Singapore here we come!!!!

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

The website worked perfect for us. Shocking, I know! Logged in at 7:00 was booked and paid by 7:05. Crazy! So excited!!! Singapore here we come!!!!

That is so frustrating (even though we were able to book what we want, so I can't really complain), I had chrome, safari, and my mobile browser all open (and logged in, I even signed in and out and in again to check) and I couldn't get the booking site to load at all-- just checked again and it is STILL not working on either browser.

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to @Amunet for preparing me with relative pricing as I had to stab around in the dark picking a category.

 

[xiphoid76]

That is so frustrating (even though we were able to book what we want, so I can't really complain), I had chrome, safari, and my mobile browser all open (and logged in, I even signed in and out and in again to check) and I couldn't get the booking site to load at all-- just checked again and it is STILL not working on either browser.

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to @Amunet for preparing me with relative pricing as I had to stab around in the dark picking a category.

We are usually the ones with technology problems, so I feel your pain! Glad you were able to book! I am super excited about this trip!!

 

[Amunet]

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to @Amunet for preparing me with relative pricing as I had to stab around in the dark picking a category.

Awe, you're quite welcome!
I did not make the chart but someone from a group I am in did. I'm hoping it will still be affordable by the time booking rolls around for us lowly Silver lol

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

Awe, you're quite welcome!
I did not make the chart but someone from a group I am in did. I'm hoping it will still be affordable by the time booking rolls around for us lowly Silver lol

I don’t think rooms are selling out as fast on these opening sailings as other ships because many of the people who have done 10+ cruises with Disney are the types of people who have no interest in flying to Singapore.