My family shared a deluxe inside stateroom on the Disney Magic, the cruise line’s smallest ship.
We tried all three of the onboard restaurants and sampled quick-service eateries, too.
The Magic has plenty of entertainment options, ranging from live musicals to trivia games.
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The Disney Magic hit waters for the first time in 1998, making it the oldest ship in Disney Cruise Line’s current fleet. The cruise line has since renovated the Magic to ensure it’s up to par with its four other vessels.
Though the Magic is the smallest Disney ship at 948 feet long, it accommodates over 2,700 cruisers, has 11 public decks, three main dining rooms, multiple pools, and so much more.
Here’s what my family’s three-night cruise from Miami to Nassau and Castaway Cay was like on the Magic.
Why I Recommend Cheap Room on Disney Magic, Cruise Line’s Smallest Ship
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