Disney Cruise Rules: Doors, Drinks & Drones Now Limited!

Disney Cruise Line has introduced new guidelines regarding onboard personalizations and items guests can bring. Decorations are now strictly limited to cabin doors, with prohibitions against adorning corridor walls or ceilings, a change implemented for guest safety. Fish extender pouches remain an allowed exception for gift exchanges.

The policy for alcoholic beverages has also been revised. Guests aged 21 and older, or 18 on Singaporean round-trip voyages, may now bring one unopened bottle of wine or champagne onboard, a decrease from two. The limit for beer remains unchanged. Notably, any wine or beer purchased in ports will be collected and stored until the cruise concludes, aligning with existing liquor policies. The associated corkage fee has been reduced from $29 to $20.

Furthermore, for enhanced safety and comfort, selfie sticks, handheld extension poles, and tripods are now restricted to a maximum length of 18 inches for onboard use. Longer items are permitted only in ports of call and must be stored in staterooms during the voyage. These adjustments aim to standardize policies with industry practices.