Disney Magic Overview



Last week we gave you a few, okay a lot, of tips for making the most out of your Disney Cruise Line vacation! This week we have an overview of the Disney Magic, which is the ship that we sailed on for our last cruise. We did the same thing after our first cruise on the Wonder. Sadly, after our next cruise you won’t be getting a completely new deck plan from us. This is because we won’t be sailing on a new ship… We are happy to say that we’ll be sailing on the Wonder again shortly after it comes out of dry dock! And we’ll have lots of new information to share with you.

For now, we have the “deck plan” for the Disney Magic with a brief explanation for locations aboard the ship. Enjoy!

Deck 1:
Staterooms

Health Center – First Aid and non-emergency needs can be met during clinic hours. For emergencies a doctor and a nurse are on call 24/7.

Deck 2:
Staterooms

Laundry Room – Washers, dryers, irons and ironing boards make it so that you can look your best and pack less! You can purchase laundry detergent and fabric softener in the laundry rooms.

Deck 3:
Lobby – This is where you will enter the ship on your first day! Some character meet and greets and deck parties also take place in the lobby.

After Hours (O’Gill’s Pub, Keys, Fathoms) – After Hours is home to bars, night clubs and lounges that are for adults only after 9pm. 

Lumiere’s – This main dining restaurant is located just off the lobby, and it themed after the movie from which its namesake comes. Dine on delights like Duck Confit, Roasted Rack of Lamb and Apple Tart Tatin.

Carioca’s – Join Donald Duck’s friend Jose Carioca at this main dining location for a meal with Brazilian flair!

Guest Services (Port Adventures/ Port Shopping desk) – Guest Services can help you with just about anything you could need while you’re onboard! 

Promenade Lounge (Connect@Sea) – Enjoy live music, drinks and connect to the internet in Promenade Lounge.

Deck 4:
Animator’s Palate – See characters come to life throughout your meal at this main dining location. The restaurant is all about the animation process!

Shutters Photo Studio – Stop to browse through and/or purchase professional photos from throughout your cruise.

D Lounge – A family lounge where fun, games, and sometimes character meet and greets can be found.

Vista Gallery – Here the walls are full of amazing works of art depicting Disney characters and famous movie scenes. All art pieces are available for purchase.

Shops (White Caps /Mickey’s Mainsail) – Stop by for a souvenir or something that you might have forgotten to pack. You can find just about anything you might need here.

Prelude’s – Pre-show snacks can be purchased here.

Walt Disney Theater – Broadway-style shows and other live performances can be see here nightly.

Walking/Jogging Path – Be sure to take advantage of the jogging path around deck 4! That way you can enjoy more delicious cruise line food!

Deck 5:
Staterooms

Oceaneer Club and Lab – These youth clubs transport your to the worlds of super heroes, fairies, and toys (Oceaneer Club) and let you join on with pirates (Oceaneer Lab). Free for kids ages 3 – 12.

It’s a Small World Nursery – Mom and dad can enjoy some alone time thanks It’s a Small World Nursery. Kids ages six  (6) months to three years can enjoy fun and games for an extra cost of $9 per hour. (Not bad if you ask me!) Advance reservations are recommended. 

Buena Vista Theater – Here you can sit back, relax, and watch Disney movies! Movies that are currently in theaters are also shown, so don’t worry, you won’t be missing out on anything while you’re out at sea.

Deck 6:
Staterooms

Laundry room

Deck 7:
Staterooms

Laundry room

Deck 8:
Staterooms

Deck 9:
Cabana’s – This Finding Nemo themed restaurant offers an amazing variety of delicious dishes from the buffet for breakfast and lunch and serves the same dishes as the main dining rooms for diner.

Quack’s – Stop by for your souvenir fix.

Pools (Aqua Lab, Nephew’s Splash Zone, Goofy’s Pool) – Relax and cool off at the family pool and the AquaLab which is a giant splash area. Nephew’s Splash Zone offers a space for those under 5 and in swim diapers to cool off as well.

Senses Spa and Fitness Center – Those 18 and older can stop in for a work out of relax with a spa treatment. Advance reservations are recommended for spa appointments and spa treatments come at an additional cost.

Daisy’s Delite’s – This quick service eatery offers lighter dining options like sandwiches, salads and fresh fruit.

Pete’s Boiler Bites – Fill your belly with burgers, hot dogs, fries, shawarma and more from this quick service location.

Pinocchio’s Pizzeria – At this quick service location you’ll find a variety of pizzas that will make anyone smile. 

Eye Scream – You Scream, stop by for ice cream!

Self-serve Ice Cream – Self serve ice cream is also available.

Drink Station – The self-serve drink station is available 24 hours a day and offers a variety of drinks – water, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, juice and soft drinks.

Cove Café – Located in Quiet Cove, the adult only section of the pool deck, Cove Café offers adult beverages and specialty coffees for purchase.

Quiet Cove Pool – Take a dip in the adult only pool and relax!

Signal’s Bar – Located right by the adult only pool Signal’s offers a variety of adult beverages for purchase.

Edge – Edge is a youth club that offers fun for tweens! Available to kids ages 11-14.


Deck 10:
Palo – This Italian inspired specialty dining location offers delicious eats and an escape for the grown-ups! Open to those 18 and older. Advance reservations are required and this dining opportunity is available at an additional cost.

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique – Little ones, both boys and girls, can get special makeovers to transform into a princess or knight and on pirate nights, pirate makeovers are available. Prices vary based on package selection and advance reservations are highly encouraged. 

Wide World of Sports Deck – Engage in a friendly game of basketball, ping pong and more on the sports deck!

Water Slide Entrance – The entrances to the Twist and Spout and the AquaDunk are also located on this deck!


Deck 11:
Vibe – This youth club offers a place for teens to relax in their own private club! Open to teens 14-17.

The Disney Magic has so many amazing things to see, do, explore and eat! The only way to really experience it all is to take a cruise aboard Disney Cruise Line’s first ship.

Want help planning your trip? My services are completely free! Miriyawhitaker@worldofmagictravel.com

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