Why Disney Cruise Line Is the Perfect Spring Break for Families
Spring break can be a tricky vacation to plan. You want to make the most of your time together, but you don't necessarily want to spend the entire week rushing from one activity to the next.
That's one of the reasons Disney Cruise Line is one of my top recommendations for families to spend their spring break.
You get the Disney magic, plenty to do, and most importantly: You can vacation at your own speed.
Why Is Disney Cruise Line So Great for Spring Break?
You don't have to do it all. Want to spend the morning at the pool? Go for it. Want to spend the morning at the gym? Have at it! Want to meet Characters, catch a show, enjoy the kids' clubs and participate in every activity onboard? You can do that too. Or maybe your family wants a little bit of both.
That's one of the things we love about cruising. Everyone can have the vacation they want without everyone having to do the same thing.
And because a cruise ship has a set number of guests, you don't have the same constantly changing crowds you experience at a theme park. You can enjoy the activities, entertainment and dining without feeling like you have to race around to fit everything in.
There's Something for Everyone
Disney Cruise Line makes it easy for every member of the family to find something they enjoy.
You can spend your days:
Relaxing by the pool
Meeting Disney Characters
Enjoying Broadway-style entertainment
Letting the kids explore the youth clubs
Trying incredible dining - Hello Palo Brunch for Adults!
Enjoying adult-only spaces
Participating in onboard activities
Exploring new destinations
The best part? You get to decide how much—or how little—you want to do.
So Many Spring Break Options
Disney Cruise Line offers 3- to 7-night sailings during the Spring Break time of year from ports including Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Galveston and San Diego, making it easier to find a sailing that works with your family's schedule and travel plans.
And if you want to make your spring break even more memorable, consider a land and sea vacation. That's actually one of our family's favorite ways to vacation. Spend a few days enjoying the parks and then head to the ship for a completely different kind of Disney experience. You get the excitement of the parks and the chance to slow down and relax on the cruise.
As a travel advisor specializing in Disney destinations, I help families find the Disney Cruise, itinerary and vacation combination that fits their family travel style, and budget.
And when you book your Disney Cruise through me with Fantastical Vacations, you'll receive an onboard credit of up to $1,000 per stateroom as a thank-you for booking with us.
Whether you're looking for a quick getaway or our family's favorite—a land and sea vacation—let's start planning your spring break!
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