Wi-Fi- ??

[SL6827]

My 21-year-old daughter and friend just realized that Wi-Fi is not included with thier cruise fare. An absolute travesty I tell you. Can anyone give me a quick rundown on how much this will cost them on the cruise? (a 4 or 5-night cruise) Could they split a Wi-Fi package? Tips? Advice? Thanks!

 

[RedHead0186]

I know this article is from 2025 when they were testing it, but it outlines the internet packages
https://disneycruiselineblog.com/20...-new-internet-packages-with-streaming-option/

 

[cruisehopeful]

I don't have a copy of my itemized bill. I know that I decided to only buy one day, which is 24 hours. My mobile data worked while docked and when at ports. I know I paid for one device only. If my husband wanted to use it, he would have needed to use my device. There are other options where you pay for multiple devices and for length of cruise. I just didn't want to pay for it.

 

[hardcorestitch]

My 21-year-old daughter and friend just realized that Wi-Fi is not included with thier cruise fare. An absolute travesty I tell you. Can anyone give me a quick rundown on how much this will cost them on the cruise? (a 4 or 5-night cruise) Could they split a Wi-Fi package? Tips? Advice? Thanks!

Wifi service is $26 a day if they aren’t streaming and $42 if they want to stream. Prices are PER DEVICE… not per stateroom. You will be able to specify the number of devices you need connected upon purchase. Discounts do apply if you buy service all cruise long.

 

[SL6827]

Wifi service is $26 a day if they aren’t streaming and $42 if they want to stream. Prices are PER DEVICE… not per stateroom. You will be able to specify the number of devices you need connected upon purchase. Discounts do apply if you buy service all cruise long.

Ya, they won't be streaming. I would think.

 

[DCL58]

My young adult sons did the $26 per day on the Treasure in October. Worked fine for them - no streaming.

 

[princesscinderella]

It’s only for one connected device but it’s not per device. It can be used on multiple devices by logging in with the login credentials but if you pay for only one device that’s all that can be connected at one time. You can however share it very easily between everyone in the stateroom by sharing the login. It will actually allow you to disconnect someone else’s device who is using it if you want to connect on yours. We do this every cruise and buy one device connection. We wait til the second day as we really don’t need it the first day as we can check email and make whatever calls needed while still in port and it’s nice to fully disconnect the first night. It gets cheaper each day for the rest of the cruise package. We use iMessage or the DCL app to text each other onboard the ship if we need to immediately use the internet when someone else is connected so make sure we aren’t cutting them off from something important. It’s really easy to share the connection.

 

[hardcorestitch]

Ya, they won't be streaming. I would think.

Luckily Disney stuff is already in the stateroom TVs should they need to crash on the bed…

 

[CastawayCayLover]

I took screen shots on my last cruise.

 

[SL6827]

Thanks to everyone!!

 

[asgur5]

My 21-year-old daughter and friend just realized that Wi-Fi is not included with thier cruise fare. An absolute travesty I tell you. Can anyone give me a quick rundown on how much this will cost them on the cruise? (a 4 or 5-night cruise) Could they split a Wi-Fi package? Tips? Advice? Thanks!

Haha part of the appeal is not having wifi isnt it?

Its not cheap. Note that you will have access to the internet when you are in port and if the boat is sailing near land. All you have to do is switch off the disney app to access it. This was more then enough for us on our 12 day cruise last year.

 

[LoveDaisy]

Wow that’s pricy! Thanks for posting the cost. I wondered how it compared to other cruise lines I’ve sailed.

 

[pjacobi]

Even more expensive than the ship Wi-Fi is using cellular service will at sea. Even if you don't specially use cellular service, your phone may decide up update Apps or even iOS. That could result in HUGE charges!

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, put your phone in "airplane mode" on the ship, to prevent accidental cellular use at sea.


-Paul

 

[hardcorestitch]

Even more expensive than the ship Wi-Fi is using cellular service will at sea. Even if you don't specially use cellular service, your phone may decide up update Apps or even iOS. That could result in HUGE charges!

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, put your phone in "airplane mode" on the ship, to prevent accidental cellular use at sea.


-Paul

(nods yes in Claro 5G)