Disney Cruise Singapore Opens for Reservations This December
We can't wait for January to arrive.
(SPOT.ph) Asia, are you ready for your first Disney Cruise?
Set to sail on December 15, 2025 from Marina Bay Cruise Centre, Singapore, the Disney Adventure cruise features a variety of spaces and experiences dedicated to telling stories inspired by fantasy, discovery, and adventure.
And while the Philippines is a little way down the road from its maiden voyage, December 2024 is also a big month for Disney Cruise fans as bookings and reservations officially begin online on December 10 this year.
Disney's Senior Vice President and Disney Cruise Lines' General Manager Sharon Siskie and Disney Cruise Lines' General Manager for Southeast Asia Sarah Fox shared these details during the Disney Adventure's Grand Reveal event at the Marina Bay Sands Ballroom in Singapore. While specific instructions on booking and tour packages will be announced on November 14, Disney Cruise Line Executives and Imagineers did drop important details about all the happenings aboard the upcoming ship.
Here are all the tea spilled during the Disney Adventure Grand Reveal:
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Why book a trip on the Disney Adventure:
The Disney Adventure boasts a ton of firsts for the Disney Cruise fleet. This means even if you’ve tried a Disney Cruise prior, Disney Adventure will still surprise you.
"The three hallmarks of a Disney cruise vacation are relaxation, incredible dining, and world-class entertainment," says Siskie. These three are all ever-present in the seven immersive and themed spaces aboard the Disney Adventure: the Disney Imagination Garden, Disney Discovery Reef, San Fransokyo Street, Wayfinder Bay, Town Square, Marvel Landing, and Toy Story Place.
Must-try attractions aboard the Disney Adventure
Among the notable firsts aboard The Adventure is the world’s first and longest rollercoaster aboard a ship. Dubbed the Ironcycle Test Run, the nine-meter high, 250-meter-long rollercoaster goes along the edge of the ship’s Deck 18 and is a thrilling big-kid ride within Disney Adventure’s Marvel-themed area: Marvel Landing.
Marvel Landing is like a miniature Disney theme park while at sea, so you can expect other rides like a Groot Galaxy Spin, a thrilling, rotating adventure; and Pym Quantum Racers, a mini-car race on an oversized track for all the kids and kids-at-heart.
While out at sea on a cruise, you don't get to swim out in the ocean, but if you've got the water bug, Disney Adventure's Toy Story Place is the area for you. Here, guests can play under the sun and splash about at the different Toy Story-themed water features like Woody and Jessie’s Wild Slides, a pair of high-speed and topsy-turvy slides; and the Flying Saucer Splash Zone, which has a collection of water rockets, buckets, pop jets, and a mini slide.
Younger kids and those who don’t like big thrills and getting wet can still get their share of fun and excitement at the Big Hero Arcade in San Fransokyo Street. Here, you'll find the Hiro Training Zone, where kids of all ages can participate in active play and put their skills to the test as they run, dodge, and block their way across a high-tech gaming floor.
For those who prefer to sit and watch the magic unfold, Disney Adventure will also feature a host of shows and live performances in the many theaters onboard, such as the crown jewel of entertainment on Disney Cruise Line, the Walt Disney Theater, or the brand new three-story multipurpose theater at the Disney Imagination Garden.
Two Broadway-style shows will dazzle audiences aboard the Disney Adventure, including an all-new musical spectacular, Remember. Created exclusively for Disney Adventure, Remember is a heartwarming tale of love and longing featuring the dystopian robot couple from WALL-E and other beloved Disney and Pixar characters. Catch your favorite characters from Coco, The Little Mermaid, and Aladdin help WALL-E restore Eve with the power of music, hope, and nostalgia following an unexpected power outage.
But if you want to do some singing yourself, you can also check out the three premium Karaoke rooms onboard where you can headline your own private concert and sing your heart out.
As this is a cruise at the end of the day, we all want some R&R. And so aboard the Disney Adventure is an adults-only spa. Located in the expansive Rainforest area, it will offer a signature Disney Cruise Line spa experience combining steam, heat, and water therapy with aromatherapy.
Relaxation awaits as guests can avail of private spa and salon treatments, including massages, facials, acupuncture, wellness, beauty, and haircare treatments.
Must-try restaurants and dining options aboard the Disney Adventure
If you ask any Filipino, food can make or break a trip. Lucky for Filos going onboard the Disney Adventure, they wouldn't have to worry about going hungry.
The Disney Adventure will offer rotational dining— Disney Cruise Line’s signature dining concept. With rotational dining, guests will have three distinctly Disney dining experiences during their voyage, with a preset dining schedule included with each booking— no long lines, everyone gets their turn.
As part of the dining experience, every guest aboard the Disney Adventure will enjoy a delightful meal at one of the ship’s two entertainment restaurants, a.k.a. restaurants with signature entertainment featuring appearances and interactions with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck.
Guests may also dine at one of two animation-themed restaurants celebrating the art, artistry, and legacy of Disney and Pixar animated films. Beyond dinner, these outlets offer a one-of-a-kind experience where the dining rooms will transform from black-and-white to sporting a full spectrum of colors throughout the meal. Guests will have their own drawings springing to life and starring alongside famous characters in an on-screen animated finale projected all over the dining rooms.
In addition to the elaborately themed restaurants, guests can also choose from more casual and fine dining options. There are quick-service restaurants, 24-hour room service, reservation-only dining spots, and gourmet cafés.
As you may recall, The Disney Adventure doesn’t have any ports of call; instead, the ship itself is the destination. But looking at all these activities and areas to explore, it seems like there's really no reason to leave the ship—ever.
For more information, visit Disney Cruise's website
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