What’s included in the base fare on a Disney cruise?

Find out what a Disney Cruise Line base fare usually covers, from dining and entertainment to kids’ clubs, pools and onboard activities.

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A Disney Cruise Line base fare generally includes your accommodation, scheduled meals in the main dining restaurants and casual dining venues, selected snacks, and a range of onboard entertainment and activities. Inclusions can vary by sailing, so check the details provided with your booking.

Most main meals are included, including rotational dining and selected casual dining options. Complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are generally available in designated areas, including drinks served with meals and selected self-service stations. Alcoholic drinks, speciality coffees, bottled water and some other beverages usually cost extra.

Many scheduled entertainment options are included in the fare. Depending on the ship and itinerary, this can include Broadway-style stage shows, deck parties, live music, character appearances, films and family activities. Availability and programming may change during the cruise.

Access to many family facilities and activities is included, including children’s and youth clubs, swimming pools, selected waterslides and scheduled activities. Some services or experiences, such as nursery care, may have an additional charge or specific booking requirements.

Extra costs can include shore excursions, alcoholic and speciality beverages, spa treatments, speciality dining, internet packages, onboard shopping, professional photographs, some adult-only experiences and applicable gratuities. Travel to and from the port, travel insurance and optional hotel stays are also separate unless included in your package. Review your booking confirmation for the inclusions and charges that apply to your sailing.