What to Pack for your Disney Cruise


You’ve booked your cruise, you’ve planned, booked excursions and onboard activities, you’ve waited, and now you only have a few days left and now it’s time to pack. If this is your first cruise I’m sure that thoughts of what you might or might now need are swirling around in your head, and you’re not sure exactly what you’ll need. There are a lot of cruise packing lists out there, including on the Disney Cruise Line website, and other cruise line’s sites, too. They’re all a little bit different, and some include things that you might not actually need. Here is what we recommend that you pack for your Disney Cruise Line vacation.



By no means are we cruise or packing experts, but we have taken six Disney Cruises, and Christian has been there for all of them. That means, not only do we have experience packing for adults, and now a kindergartner, but we also have experience packing items that are necessary for babies and toddlers.

Each cruise and each family is different and can require slightly different items to be packed. This, however, is what our normal packing list looks like. Take a look, and tailor it to fight the needs of your travel party.

Clothing
Shirts (1 per day.) We also personally have 5 to 6 shirts for a 7 – 10 day trip (cruise and trip before and after) and do laundry onboard to save on packing space.
Jeans or other long pants
Shorts
Underwear
Bathing Suit (1 – 2)
Pajamas
1 Formal Outfit
1 Semi Formal Outfit (For 7 night and longer sailings.)
Pirate Costume (Optional)
Workout Gear (Optional)
* If traveling with a child under 2 we recommend packing at least two extra outfits.

Shoes
Sneakers
Dress Shoes
Flip Flops
Running Shoes (Optional)

Toiletries Wonderful soap, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion are provided in your stateroom.
Hair Brush
Deodorant
Razor and Shaving Cream (If you plan to shave onboard)
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Floss
Q-Tips
Sunscreen

Medications
All Required Meds (In original bottles)
Vitamins

Baby
Diapers
Swim Diapers
Wipes
Diaper Rash Cream
Small Quiet Toys
Bib
Lovey
Bottle/ Sippy Cup
Baby Carrier or Umbrella Stroller

Extras
Fish Extender
Fish Extender (or other exchange) Gifts
Princess Dresses
Other costumes
Magnets
Beer or Wine (1 6-Pack or 2 Bottles of Wine up to 750mL per guest 21 and over.)
Disney Cruise Line Beer Mug
Cash (For Room Service and Porter Tips)
Disney Gift Cards
Camera
Chargers
Pop Up Hamper
Laundry Pods
Rain Gear
Sweatshirts
Knit Cap (Alaska)
Binoculars (Alaska)
Mickey Ears

IMPORTANT
Passports (or Birth Certificate)
Government Issued ID
Port Arrival Form


If you end up forgetting something, don’t worry, things like diapers, Tylenol, deodorant, sea sickness meds, and more are available for purchase on board. Do NOT forget anything from the IMPORTANT section or you will be denied boarding. Be sure to pack documents, medication, cameras, swim suits, sunscreen, and any beverages that you plan to take on board with you in your carry-on luggage.

Disney Cruise Line itineraries for Early 2021 were released last week and are available for booking to the general public starting Thursday October 3!

Are you ready to start planning your next magical vacation? I’d be happy to help! Contact me at miriyawhitaker@worldofmagictravel.com for your FREE quote and to start planning your next trip on land or sea. For more Disney and travel information follow me on Facebook.


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