Disney4me Posted September 19, 2023 Report Posted September 19, 2023 If you’re planning to go on a Disney Cruise in 2024… well, first of all, you should let out a big “WOO HOO!” Captain Minnie on the Disney Magic! After that , you’ll likely want to put together your list of planning considerations including which Disney Cruise ship you’d like to sail on (which, of course, will also likely be based on the available itineraries and destinations for each ship in the fleet), when to sail, and, of course, your vacation budget. To help you get an idea on that last factor, we’re taking a closer look at pricing for one specific Disney Cruise Line ship today: and it just so happens to be the OG… the beautiful Disney Magic! Helmsman Mickey on the Disney Magic Now, pricing will vary based on several factors including the length of the cruise, the departure port and destination, the number of guests in your traveling crew, the time of year, and your chosen stateroom category. So, here, we’re presenting starting prices (based on cruise length) for 2024, and then we’ll also go through a couple of those additional factors that may affect your ultimate cost. Starting Prices Based on Length of Cruise A couple of notes on the prices below: they INCLUDE taxes and fees. Please note that the Disney Cruise Line states that “If you would like a stateroom just for one person, you will be charged the same total package price as 2 Guests staying in the same stateroom,” however, taxes and fees will be adjusted accordingly for solo passengers. 3 nights: starts at $1,464 for TWO Guests in one stateroom 4 nights: starts at $1,330 for TWO Guests in one stateroom 5-6 nights: starts at $1,747 for TWO Guests in one stateroom 7 nights: starts at $2,767 for TWO Guests in one stateroom Pricing Guidelines Based on Stateroom Category Be aware that stateroom category pricing difference is not an exact mathematical formula, and it varies from cruise to cruise. Oceanview Stateroom ©Disney But we have some good-to-know guidelines you can expect based on the various room categories: Inside Staterooms typically offer the baseline, lowest tier pricing; Oceanview staterooms start at 15% more expensive than inside staterooms; Verandah staterooms are about 10% more than oceanview rooms and 25% more than inside staterooms; Concierge staterooms are 45% more than verandah rooms and about 58% more than an inside stateroom. Check out EVERY Stateroom option on the Disney Magic HERE! Additional Pricing Factors to Consider Select sailings also offer special, seasonal themed cruises. For example, every ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet — not just the Disney Magic — features Halloween on the High Seas sailings in September and October (starting dates vary based on itineraries), and Very Merrytime sailings in November and December. Halloween on the High Seas That said — and as you’d likely anticipate — taking a Disney Cruise is more expensive on the dates immediately surrounding major holidays (including any sailings over the Christmas holiday and New Year’s Eve) and school breaks in the United States (such as Spring Break and summer seasons). So, if you are able to sail in a less in-demand season, the less your cruise will cost. ©Disney Departure Ports and destinations also affect pricing. One great thing to know about the Disney Magic, in particular, is that it will be visiting Disney’s NEW island destination — Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point — on select sailings in 2024, and it will also be stopping at Castaway Cay (Disney Cruise Line’s private island destination, which will remain a destination even after Lookout Cay makes its debut). Mickey Mouse on Castaway Cay And a few sailings will stop at BOTH Disney island destinations! Lighthouse Point concept art ©Disney Stopping at both of these unique destinations, however, may also be reflected in a bit of a higher price. The difference is not major, but it does exist, so this just serves as one example of how destinations may affect your pricing. So, these are just a few things to keep in mind if you’re hoping to set sail on the Disney Magic in 2024! But did you know that in late 2024, there will be ANOTHER Disney Cruise Line option to consider? The Disney Treasure will be the sixth ship to join the Disney Cruise Line fleet, and if you’d like to learn more, you can check it out HERE! Click HERE for a FREE packing list for your Disney Cruise! P.S. I Refuse to Book My Own Disney Cruise. Here’s Why. DON'T DO IT ALONE! Our favorite people over at Small World Vacations are ready to help you save time, headaches, and best of all, money, when you book your Disney trip or cruise. Their agents compare current offers to find the best deal for you -- they've literally saved their guests millions of dollars since 1996. Plus, their services are 100% FREE FOR YOU! (They're DFB's recommended travel agency, and you can see why here!) So book that trip now, then sit back and enjoy planning your Disney World Trip with a DFB-approved expert! Click here for a no obligation price quote today, and let them know DFB sent you GET MORE INFO Are you hoping to go on a Disney Cruise in 2024? Please let us know with a comment!The post Disney Magic Cruise Pricing -- Your Guide for 2024 first appeared on the disney food blog.View the full article Quote
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