Masks Optional on Disney Cruise Line

Since March 11, face coverings are no longer required for DCL guests departing from the US.  While headed in the right direction there are still a few instances where face coverings are still required. Children who are ineligible to be vaccinated (5 and under) are still required to wear masks when visiting the kids clubs and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. Also, face coverings are still required on motor coach transportation and in the cruise line terminal. Due to different government regulations, they also may be required at different ports of call. Be sure to ask your travel agent or check  "Know Before You Go" for the most accurate and up to date information on your sailing and ports of call.

I recently had the pleasure of sailing on a 4 night Bahamian Cruise from Miami on the Disney Magic. I can't tell you how magical it was to see smiling faces again and witness the pure awe and enchantment of Disney Cruise Line for guests both young and old alike. In addition to masks being optional many other DCL staples are starting to come back. On this cruise we enjoyed a Sail away Party(yes, tears were shed), full service buffet at Cabanas,  Pirate Night and the reintroduction show of Twice Charmed. All which is included in the cost of your cruise fare.

While COVID protocols are relaxing for guests you can rest assured that the health and safety precautions on board were still top-notch. Everywhere you look cast members are diligently cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, there are hand sanitizing stations and hand washing