Disney Cruise for 2 Adults

[DisneyCouture]

If this is the wrong section, please move. Sry. OK, my question is this... For 2 adults in their 20's would the Disney Cruise Line be a fun relaxing vacation option for an Anniversary trip in the fall? I was thinking of going on a half land/half sea package and was debating if it would too much of a family thing. We usually just stay on property and go to the parks. Never been on the Cruise Line before.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.

[Pixie Power]

If this is the wrong section, please move. Sry. OK, my question is this... For 2 adults in their 20's would the Disney Cruise Line be a fun relaxing vacation option for an Anniversary trip in the fall? I was thinking of going on a half land/half sea package and was debating if it would too much of a family thing. We usually just stay on property and go to the parks. Never been on the Cruise Line before.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.

My husband and I (30-somethings) have done numerous Disney cruises just the two of us. As I tell others, you can do as much 'Disney' or as little 'Disney' on DCL as you want. We've done a 4-night just the 2 of us, the 11-night Med cruise in `07 just the 2 of us, the 15-night Panama Canal cruise in `08 just the 2 of us and we're doing a 3-Night @ the beginning of December just the 2 of us.

Just remember, in addition to all the 'family' stuff, there is an adults only pool, adults only shows, adults only bar, adults only restaurant, etc. So I think if you like Disney, like to be guaranteed good service, etc., you can't go wrong by doing a Disney cruise.

HTHs!

[dmosher]

Yes I agree. Though DCL is " a family vacation destination", it is also very much geared to adults. If your not into gambling or topless decks, then it is the best cruising choice out there. I have been on the cruise both as a couple and with my best (male) friend and had a blast each time. As a couple, there are plenty of "away" places for romantic walks on the boat, elegant dinners, etc. There are also plenty of things you can do off the boats. I definitely recommend DCL for a couple, though you may run into children there, it is pretty easy to avoid the insanity of large families as well. have fun!

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[Walt Lucas]

Me and my so just got back from a DCL 3 day cruise and we had a blast! from the broadway style shows to the wine tasting and just soaking in the adult only pool, it was a blast! we are already planning on going again for a longer cruise this time

[honeebee86]

I just got back from our DIsney Cruise. I am 21 and my bf is 25. We had a wonderful time. Our ship was no where near crowded and we hardly ever saw children (when we did, it looked like they were having the time of their lives!) Everything was amazing. I could not believe the service! I always thought the customer service was really good at the parks but DCL puts the parks to shame. We ended up getting our servers contact information as well as our tablemates (a young newly-wed couple). We had so much to do that we missed a lot of things we wanted to do. You really cannot fit everything in! Castaway Cay is beyond beautiful! We did not want to leave! You cannot go wrong with the cruise! We are already planning a 7 night one. Oh, make sure if you do a 4 night or longer to make a ressie for Palo Brunch. They have them on your day at sea.

[Donald Duck Rules]

Me and my wife are going on our 3rd Disney Cruise next week and we are in our 30's with no kids. We are doing a land and sea with an additional land....3 Nights Poly 4 nights Wonder and 3 nights contemp. We love Disney Cruises....the adult only areas are quiet and not overcrowded as on regular cruise lines...food is great...shows excellent...and adult night life is fun....adult beverages are always available

already planning a 4th for the Med in 2010

[PAYROLL PRINCESS]

I found that the Disney cruise was great even if you don't have kids. As others have said, there are plenty of adult only areas. If you can do the land and sea package, go for it. Do the land portion first so that you can feel semi-relaxed after your vacation is over. While there is a lot to do on the cruise, I don't find it as busy as being in the parks.