Disney Magic Cruise Ship Guide

Taking a cruise on the Disney Magic cruise ship, with Disney Cruise Line is all about old school maritime magic, with some fun Disney themes thrown in. In this post we’re sharing everything you need to know about the Disney Magic, from the restaurants, to the shows, to stateroom options, and activities onboard. So settle in to learn everything you need to know about one of our favorite DCL ships, ranking #2 on our Disney Cruise Ship Ranking list, here’s our Disney Magic Cruise Guide.

Disney Magic Ship Details

The Disney Magic is the first cruise ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet and a sister ship to the Disney Wonder. Launched July 30, 1998, the maiden voyage of the Disney Magic marked the beginning of a new way of cruising, with a completely immersive cruise experience. Complete with an Art Deco Style, you can expect strong lines and angles in gold tones throughout the ship, with a feel of the 1920s. The Disney Magic was recently refurbished in May 2023, and recieved a variety of upgrades, a new show, lounge and more.

What Character is on the Bow of the Disney Magic Cruise Ship?

Captain Mickey Mouse himself is the character on the bow of the Disney Magic Cruise Ship.

What Character is on the Stern of the Disney Magic Cruise Ship?

The stern of the Disney Magic features Goofy! Complete in a painters outfit, the Goofy sculpture on the stern of the Disney Magic is seen painting the ship.

How Big is the Disney Magic Cruise Ship?

As one of the smaller ships in the Disney Cruise Line Fleet, the Disney Magic has a total of 11 decks, 875 staterooms and can hold up to 2700 passengers.

Disney Magic Ship Deck Map

Every Disney Cruise ship features a variety of similar spaces, on each deck. As such, if you’ve sailed Disney Cruise Line before you will have some familiarity. Laid out just like the Disney Wonder, here’s where you can find everything on the Disney Magic.

First Deck 1: Health Center, Tender Lobby
Second Deck 2: Staterooms
Third Deck 3: Disney Lounges; Fathoms, Keys, Half Note Lounge, O’Gills Pub. D Lounge Sea Treasures, Guest Services, Port Adventures, Main Lobby, Lumiere’s, Rapunzel’s Royal Table
Fourth Deck 4: Walt Disney Theatre, Preludes Bar, Mickey’s Mainsail shop, White Caps Shop, Animator’s Palate
Fifth Deck 5: Staterooms, Oceaneer Lab, Oceaneer Club, It’s a Small World Nursery, Buena Vista Theater
Decks 6-8: Staterooms
Ninth Deck 9: Senses Gym, Senses Spa, Signals Bar, Pools; Quiet Cove Adult Pool, Cove Cafe, Signals, Goofy’s Family Pool, Nephew’s Splash Zone. FunnelVision, Cabanas, Daisy de-Lites, Duck-In Diner, Eye Scream, Pinocchio’s Pizzeria, Frozone Treats, Edge
Tenth Deck 10: Wide World of Sports Deck, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Concierge Lounge, AquaDunk Entrance, Twist n Spout Entrance, Palo.
Eleventh Deck 11: Vibe

Disney Magic Lobby

The Disney Magic Atrium Lobby features an art deco style scheme with teals, and corals in the carpets, and on the walls. The chandelier is inspired by the rays of the sun, and the whole space features angled ironwork. Helmsman Mickey is the statue in the atrium of the Disney Magic and offers a great photo op! He sits just outside the entrance of Lumiere’s.

Disney Magic Staterooms

The Disney Magic offers a variety of stateroom options, include Standard or Deluxe Inside Staterooms, Oceanview and Concierge Level Rooms. All of these can sleep 3-4 people comfortably and include a queen-size bed, and sleeper sofa. The larger rooms can sleep up to 5 people comfortably with the addition of a double sofa sleeper, and pull-down bunk.

Inside Stateroom, Porthole, or Verandah?

A big question to consider on any Disney Cruise is what kind of stateroom do you need. And since prices vary drastically across all of these room types, it’s good to get an idea of what they each offer so you can make your best choice. You get all the perks of a Disney Cruise, regardless of your room type. For shorter cruises, a inside stateroom may be just fine, especially since you may not be spending alot of time in your room. For longer cruises, however, going with a Verandah room offers more space and flexibility.

Inside Staterooms

Sleeping up to 4 people, the Inside Staterooms on the Disney Magic are the cheapest and smallest offered. They feature a Queen bed, single sleeper and upper berth pull down bed.

Porthole

Rooms that include a porthole come with either two smaller portholes or one large porthole. They also feature a Queen bed, single sleeper and upper berth pull down bed.

Verandah

One of the larger room options onboard, Verandah Rooms include a balcony with seating that overlooks the water and are a dream on cruises with a view but do cost significantly more. And may not be the best bet for families with small children or if you don’t plan on being your room a lot. With a Queen bed, single sleeper and upper berth pull down bed.

Concierge

On the Disney Magic Cruise Ship, Concierge Level rooms are themed to Moana. You can get Concierge Oceanview with Verandah, 1 or 2-Bedroom Suites, or the Royal Suite. Both the Oceanview and 1 Bedroom Suites sleep up to 5 people. The 2-Bedroom and Royal Suite sleep up to 7.

Disney Cruise Room Host

No matter which room type you pick, everyone gets a Room Host that takes care of your room, cleans up, gives you fresh towels, leaves bedtime chocolates and answers any and all questions you may have. Disney Cruise line typically has 1 cast member for every 2.5 passengers, there to help you however they can.

Disney Magic Restaurants and Dining

As part of every Disney Cruise experience, there are three restaurants that make up your Disney Rotational Dining Schedule. On the Disney Magic the rotational dining restaurants are Animator’s Palate, Lumiere’s and Rapunzel’s’ Royal Table. Check your Key to the World card for your dinner seating time; first seating is typically around 5:45 PM, and second seating is around 8:15 PM.

Animator’s Palate

As part of rotational dining, the four original Disney Cruise Ships include the Animator’s Palate restaurant. Decorated with a variety of screens, you can watch Disney Animation drawings come to life on screen. From a pencil sketch of Bambi to the full color drawing, these scenes are part of your dinner experience. The decor is filled with artist-centric themes, like paint brush centerpieces, and the room is filled with colored lights. Sorcerer Mickey himself even comes out at the end of the dinner.

As part of the experience, you get to draw a character of your own, that comes to life onscreen later! Fun for both kid’s and adults. Note that each ship has a slightly different experience as part of dinner at Animator’s Palate. On the Disney Magic the show, Drawn to the Magic, is included on most itineraries. But for sailings that are 7 nights or more on the Animators Palate features the show, Animation Magic. Check out our Animator’s Palate Restaurant Guide for the menu and details.

Lumiere’s

Honoring all things Beauty and Beast, Lumiere’s invites you to “Be our Guest” with French fare served up at dinner, and American cuisine offered at breakfast and lunch. Located on Deck 3, Lumiere’s is accessible from the Grand Lobby area and the “fancy restaurant” of the three rotational dining options. Very similar to Triton’s on the Disney Wonder, the menu is the same, and there is even a Beauty and the Beast Mural, similar to the Ariel one on the Wonder. All the food here is done beautifully, with exquisite presentation, and you can tell the staff here really prides itself on the elegance of the meal. Much easier to pull off on the smaller DCL ships to be sure.

Rapunzel’s Royal Table

One of the best Disney Cruise Experiences is dinner at Rapunzel’s Royal Table! If you’re a Tangled fan the Disney Magic Cruise Ship is sure to become a quick favorite! Featuring a dinner show with Rapunzel, Flynn Rider and the crew from the Snuggly Duckling, you can sing along with the songs, and take part in the lantern ceremony. Read our Rapunzel’s Royal Table Guide for the menu and details.

Palo – Adult Only Signature Dining

Not included with your cruise, brunch or dinner at Palo offers a signature dining experience, exclusive to Disney adults. Featuring Italian fare and gorgeous 360 degree views of the water, this multi-course meal is perfect if you’re celebrating or looking for something less “Disney” than the other ship experiences. We recently had brunch at Palo and would highly recommend it as a cheaper, but just as elegant option for a special dinner onboard. Dinner at Palo is typically $70 per person for the prix fixe menu and $50 for brunch. Note, Palo requires reservations and has a dress code. Read all about our brunch at Palo for the details and menu.

Palo Reservation Window for Castaway Club

• First Time Cruiser: 75 days in advance
• Silver: 90 days in advance
• Gold: 105 days in advance
• Platinum: 120 days in advance (complimentary)
• Pearl/Concierge: 123 days in advance ( complimentary)

Disney Magic Quick Service Restaurants

• Cabanas: The Main Quick Service Restaurant onboard the Disney Magic, Cabanas offers counter service breakfast and lunch options. With both indoor and outdoor seating, if you’re spending your days at the pool, and not heading to the main restaurants, Cabanas is a great option.
• Duck In Diner: American quick serve, this counter serves up burgers, veggie burgers, brats, hot dogs, chicken tenders, and fries.
• Pinocchios Pizzeria: Freshly made pizza is served up daily at this pizzeria, and offered in cheese, pepperoni, veggie, and Margherita.
• Daisy’s De-Lites: This counter-service restaurant includes fresh wraps, fruits, bagels, build-your-own bowls, and a nice variety of fresh foods to grab and go as needed.
• Eye Scream Treats: Free Ice Cream on Disney cruises is such a perk! This soft serve is offered up in a variety of flavors and is open for most of the day.
• Frozone Treats: Specialty smoothies are available here for an extra charge, but combine Greek yogurt and fruits, and is a great way to get something healthy during your sailing.

Cove Cafe | Deck 9

Located on Deck 9, Cove Cafe this adult only coffee shop on the Disney Magic is the perfect place to grab a specialty coffee and watch the water. While specialty coffees and drinks do need to be paid for and are not included in your Disney cruise cost, visiting Cove Cafe to get the handcrafted coffee onboard is such a treat. This cafe also includes cocktails, wines, and small plates in the evenings, and is sometimes host to beverage tastings.

Disney Magic Bars and Lounges

The original Disney Cruise ships situate their themed lounges in the same area on the ship. On the Disney Magic, you can find specialty lounges in the After Hours area on Deck 3, while the larger family lounge, D-Lounge, is on Deck 4.

D Lounge | Deck 4

The main family lounge on the Disney Magic Cruise is reserved for all the larger activities that happen onboard. D Lounge has ample seating and a center stage area for all the things that may be offered throughout the day. Trivia, the Anyone Can Cook class, and family crafts all happen here.

Signals | Deck 9

The pool bar Signals is located on the Adult Deck of the Disney Magic and offers a full lineup of drinks, cocktails, beers, wines and more. You can also grab the Disney Cruise Drink of the Day here, as well as have your Disney Cruise Beer Mug refilled.

Fathoms | Deck 3

The Fathoms lounge on the Disney Magic is the main nightclub onboard and features an under the sea experience, with portholes, ocean blue and purple lighting schemes, and cubby spaces with seating. Bingo is typically held at Fathoms on the Disney Magic, as well as musical activities like karaoke, silent disco and game shows too.

Keys | Deck 3

An adult-only lounge on the Disney Magic, the Key’s lounge is decorated with gold piano keys and has a piano bar theme out of the 1950s. You can expect fancy cocktails, and an old Hollywood style, along with retro armchairs for lounging and a nightclub experience with live music. Songs by Cole Porter, Billy Joel, Duke Ellington and Elton John are all in the lineup.

Half Note Lounge | Dec 3

Inspired by Soul, this jazz cat lounge takes it’s queues from Joe Gardner. Complete with specialty cocktails, and jazz music, this lounge is reminiscent of a New York Jazz Club. Offering live music, and a dance floor, the Half Note Lounge also features custom artwork from the film, and soul inspired foods and drinks. Mocktails, cocktails, and coffees, along with zeppole are all on the menu.

O’ Gills Pub | Deck 3

If you’re looking for a classic Irish pub, then head to O’Gills for a sports and game bar experience. This smaller pub has darts, chess, and tv screens with the latest sports entertainment. Offering a full bar, and a wide selection of craft beers, O’Gills offers a dark and cozy tavern atmosphere.

Disney Magic Kids Clubs

Kid’s Clubs offer Open Houses on the first day onboard the ship, so kids can check in and get access. Be sure to check out the Disney Navigator App for times to visit the clubs and get your child set up. And download the My Disney Cruise Adventure Booklet to get your child ready for all that’s in store.

“it’s a small world” nursery

If you need childcare on your cruise you can reserve time at the “It’s a small world” nursery. This care place is filled with activities and fun to keep your little one occupied and safe while you enjoy other things onboard. Read More about the Disney Cruise Nursery.

Disney Oceaneer Club and Lab | Ages 3-12

• Andy’s Room: Head for the Slinky Dog side and climbing structure at this indoor playground space, created to feel larger than life! With giant toys, and Andy’s Drawings taped to the walls, you’ll feel right at home on the floor with all the toys.
• Marvel Super Hero Academy: Superhero fans can head to the S.H.I.E.L.D. command post to help save the day. Try out the weapons of your favorite Marvel characters, like Thor’s hammer and Captain America’s shield! You can count on surprise Super Hero visits, crafts, games, movies and more to help you have an action-packed day at the club.
• Disney Junior: This area of the Oceaneer Club is for the youngest visitors, and features favorite characters from Disney Junior. Fun toys, games and simple crafts are all available with the help of cast members for little ones.
• Pixie Hollow: Head to the land of Tinker Bell herself! Deep in the flower filled forest you’ll feel right at home as a fairy yourself. There are costumes to play dress up, crafts, games, books and more. Just settle in and make this fairy realm your new favorite place.

Disney Character Experiences

• Thor Becoming Worthy: Join Thor for lessons in greatness and to see if you have what it takes to become next in line. 
• Puzzle Playtime with Mickey and Friends: At select times throughout your cruise, Mickey himself may pop by to play games and have fun. Check the Disney Navigator App for details, once onboard. 
• Mickey and the Roadster Racers: Join Mickey and build your own roadster racer, as you get ready to compete for the coveted Cruise Cup! 
• Disney Royal Academy: Disney Princes and Princesses lead the way with lessons and outfits to get you ready for your next royal affair. 
• Join the Lion Guard: Lion King fans rejoice in this training session to see if you have what it takes, to join the Simba’s Lion Guard. 

Edge | Ages 11-14

Edge on the Disney Magic has a 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea look and feel. Complete with steel decorated walls, and glowing portholes, that reveal sea creatures and under the sea plants, this space is a little darker, and homey. A variety of spaces allow for both group play and individual activities. Teens can watch TV, play games on a variety of gaming systems, do karaoke, play scavenger hunts, and take part in crafts, themed activities and group fun. 

Vibe | Ages 14- 17

Vibe takes on a whole new look with floor to ceiling windows courtesy of the ships Forward Funnel, where the club is housed. Featuring smoothie stations, lounge furniture, brick walls, to lend to the New York City vibe, and laid back feel. Vibe offers a coffee bar featuring nonalcoholic beverages, smoothies, and loads of activities. Huge televisions, video games, music, board games, tablets, and Virtual realty session are all part of the fun. Hosted by designated cast members

1820 Society | Ages 18-20

The 1820 Society on a Disney Cruise offers young cruisers aged 18-20 the opportunity to get together for activities. While not heavily published and with no designated space, this group’s meet-ups are often available on the Disney Navigator App. Lead by a single cast member, activities like photo scavenger hunts, or meet-ups at the Lounges during the day are all on the menu for this group. Trivia, Karaoke, Games, and Silent Disco are also offered throughout the cruise to keep these young adults involved.

Disney Magic Entertainment

If you’ve ever been on a Disney Cruise you know that the entertainment onboard is top-notch! From Broadway-style entertainment to evening performers, games, and activities, there is no shortage of fun things to do! Here are some Disney Cruise Activities you can find onboard.

Mickey’s Sail a Wave Party A Bon Voyage Celebration

This on-deck party takes place as soon as you Sail Away! While the time sometimes varies, be sure to check out the Disney Navigator in the app for the exact time to be on deck to watch the show. On the Disney Magic Cruise Ship, the Sail Away Deck Party happens on Deck 9, but you can see the show from the balcony on Deck 10 if you can find a spot to stand and watch. This show features Mickey and Friends and Cruise Cast Members dancing and singing to help get you into the mood for your best Disney Cruise Ever.

Pirate Night

So what is Pirate Night on a Disney Cruise? Basically, it’s a reason to dress up, sing some sea shanties, and catch Mickey and Friends in their pirate costumes. Disney Cruise Line Pirate Night is a mainstay on Disney cruises sailing to the Caribbean and a must-do no matter your age! In fact, with Pirate-themed everything on the day of the party, it’s hard to avoid! There’s even a Pirate Night Menu in the restaurant that evening.

Fireworks at Sea

Exclusive to Disney Cruise Line, the fireworks are generally set off at the end of Pirate Night. Head to the top docks of the ship to see these, and watch as they are set off in time with the music! Such a fun evening and great experience!

Themed Nights on Select Itineraries

Depending on what time of year you sail, and which season it is you may get a special evening event that isn’t Pirate Night! For cruises to Alaska, there is the Freezing the Night Away party with Elsa, Anna, Kristoff and Olaf! On specialty cruise, like the Pixar sailing you get the Pixar Pals party. And seasonal parties can be found on the Very Merrytime Cruise, and Halloween on the High Seas.

Performers

Most of the performers onboard the Disney Magic take the main stage in the lobby throughout the cruise, and are hard to miss! That said, you can also catch more private performances in any of the Disney Lounges throughout the boat if you’re looking for something special.

Games, Trivia, Bingo, Tastings, and More

Players of Bingo can tackle the Bingo cards almost daily for a chance to win prizes and money. Meanwhile, there are other activities all over the boat, including a variety of Disney Trivia events, Towel Friends Classes, the Anyone Can Cook series, and more. But maybe making your own apple strudel sounds like a chore. Perhaps, just aim for a wine tasting instead. The liqueur-based activities are for an additional fee, but for the most part, activities are free!

New Release Movies

A bonus of any Disney Cruise Line vacation is the chance to see a feature film, currently in theaters, while onboard. It is typical for the ships to offer two main, current theatrical features, and then a slew of Disney Plus content as well. So, if you’re looking for some downtime, you’re sure to find something great playing in the theaters.

FunnelVision

Another mainstay of any Disney Cruise is the ability to watch Disney movies ALL DAY LONG up on deck on the FunnelVision screen. On the Disney Magic, FunnelVision can be found on Deck 9, alongside Cabanas, drink stations, quick-serve restaurants, and ice cream. Disney films like Sleeping Beauty, Wreck-it Ralph, and Pirates of the Caribbean are all part of the lineup on the big screen. Simply grab a chair, and settle in.

Disney Magic Shows

The Broadway style shows on the Disney Magic take place in the Walt Disney Theater on Deck 4. Shown opposite your dinner seating, these shows are MUST-SEE! You can grab some popcorn or a drink at the theater counter before heading into the theater for the show. Here are the shows on the Disney Magic Cruise Ship you can look forward to during your sailing.

Tangled: The Musical

Everyone’s favorite, this Rapunzel musical features Mother Gothel, as the dastardly villain who traps Rapunzel in her tower, and the daring Flynn Rider who rescues here. But really it’s the songs and the Snuggly Duckling crew that makes this show extra fun! Get ready to sing along for a raucous and kinda romantic time.

Disney Dreams – An Enchanted Classic

Featuring classic Disney storytelling this show is about a girl named Marie who needs to learn what it means to believe. With some help from Peter Pan, songs and stories from Lion King, Tangled, Cinderella, Aladdin, and more help her along. Great for both kids and adults, this is a Disney Cruise Show classic not to be missed.

Twice Charmed – An Original Twist on the Cinderella Story

This newer show on the Disney Magic is a Cinderella story, complete with all the characters you know and love from Cinderella. While Cinderella, Prince Charming, the Stepsisters, Lady Tremaine and even Gus and Jaq are part of the show, there’s a new villain in this story to look out for! Fairy Godfather Franco DiFortunato is making deals with the Evil Stepmother that will ensure Drizella’s and Anastasia’s proposals instead! A bit of time travel, with the hopes of destroying the glass slipper is all that is needed to decide Cinderella’s fate. A fun twist on this familiar tale adds new songs and a lot of fun to the show.

Disney Magic Characters 

As with any Disney Cruise, you get the chance to not only see your favorite Disney characters in the deck shows but also meet them in the halls and at photo spots. Disney characters included in the Disney Magic were all the ones you would expect! Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto are all part of the fun. And princesses like Tiana, Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, and Mulan showed up too! Be sure to check out the Royal Princess Gathering onboard if you’re looking to snap pics of all the princesses.

Disney Magic Shops

The Disney Magic has several shops onboard ranging from cruise souvenirs to luxury goods, and you can even grab the Disney Cruise Disney Dooney and Bourke bag while onboard.

• Diamonds and Wishes
• Mickey’s Mainsail
• Sea Treasures
• White Caps
• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
• Shutters Photography Shop

Senses Gym, Spa, and Salon Services 

We like taking advantage of the seamless walking and running opportunities on Deck 4 of the Disney Magic, but if you’re looking for a gym experience, you can find it at Senses. Featuring treadmills, ellipticals, weights, and even classes, this gym offers a way for you to stay in shape on board. And if you’re looking for something to help you relax, the Senses Spa offers up a selection of cosmetic body and facial treatments, available for an extra charge. Check out all the services offered at the Senses Spa and Salon.

Disney Magic Pools

The Disney Magic includes the most popular water slides in the Disney Cruise Line Fleet, the AquaLab and AquaDunk slides, as well as a main pool, adult pool and splash zone!

• Goofy’s Pool: The main pool! Located on Deck 9, this pool includes two whirlpool spas, and is great for families.
• Quiet Cove Pool: Located on Deck 9, this is an Adult-Only pool with 2 whirlpool spas and is located on the Adult area of the deck.
• Twist and Spout: This waterslide is open to families, Entrance on Deck 10.
• AquaDunk: This water ride loops the Ship with clear views of the ocean below through the see-through tube! Entrance on Deck 10.
• Nephew’s Splash Zone: Perfect for toddlers and babies, under age 3, Dory’s reef is themed to Little Nemo.

Disney Magic Ports of Call

Featuring a variety of port itineraries the Disney Magic sails just about everywhere stateside! Both East and West Coast itineraries are available alongside southern island destinations. Offering 3-night to 10-night Disney Cruise Itinerary options, check out all the Disney Magic Cruise Port Destinations. And don’t forget to peruse our guide on Disney Port Excursions for more tips.

Caribbean

The Disney Magic sails a variety of Caribbean itineraries, including Western, Eastern and Southern Caribbean islands. Everything from the British Islands, to Barbados, to Curacao, Mexico and the Cayman Islands.

Nassau Bahamas

While this little port town offers up a couple of nearby sites, like shops, a pirate museum, and a beach, it’s still foreign enough for you to wonder why you got off the boat if you don’t know what you’re doing. Read our Disney Nassau, Bahamas Cruise Review for ideas.

Castaway Cay

Castaway Cay is Disney’s Private Island, and luckily, is on the Disney Magic itinerary as a port of call for a whole day! By far one of our favorite stops on any Disney Cruise. With things like snorkeling, bike riding, and inner-tubing, there is plenty to do on your Castaway Cay day. You can also book excursion packages for boating, water bikes, and other special activities. Check out our Castaway Cay Guide to get an idea of everything you can do on the island.

Lookout Cay

Another island day that you might have on your Disney Magic sailing is to the Bahamas Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point! This little slice of heaven includes a variety of beaches, chances to walk trails and ride bikes, snorkel and get a feel for the Bahamian culture.

Alaska 

The Disney Magic now sails to Alaska! Complete with sweeping landscapes, glaciers, mush runs, seaplane excursions, and totem parks, this is a once-in-a-lifetime sort of trip with several ports of call at your disposal. Sailing Alaska’s inner passage this trip offers a couple of days at sea and stops in Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, and sometimes Sitka. Check out our Disney Alaska Cruise Guide, and How to Plan a Disney Cruise to Alaska for your best tips on saving money, and what to do at each port throughout your trip.

Getting Ready for your Disney Magic Cruise

Know that as a vacation, a Disney Cruise Line vacation is one of the easiest to take. Simply follow our Disney Cruise Vacation Planning Guide and you’ll be set in no time! With daily tips, helpful staff, and excursions to ensure a successful day at port. Your role is simply to show up and enjoy it!

Check out our Disney Cruise Packing Lists for everything you need to bring along with you. From cruise documents to outfits for semi-formal night, check out the post for a complete breakdown. And don’t forget to make fun plans to decorate your cruise cabin door, with some Disney Cruise Decorations. It’s easy to make a Disney Cruise extra fun and magical. We hope you love the Disney Magic as much as we do!