Ahoy there Cammy!
I love that you have chosen the eight-night
Bahamian sailing for your first Disney Cruise! I sailed a similar
itinerary this summer, and my family had such an amazing time visiting
both Castaway Cay and the Walt Disney World Resort! We also enjoyed
having four glorious days at sea to experience all the Disney Magic has
to offer!
As you sail away from Texas, you will feel the temps warm, but
the ship can still be a bit breezy so you may want to pack some light
sweaters, jackets and other items you can layer for cooler mornings and
evenings. I'm usually chilly in the dining rooms and in the
entertainment areas so I always bring along a wrap to keep me warm. You
will want to pack comfortable clothing for daytime, and check the
Disney Cruise Line website for
dining attire recommendations for your evenings. Since you are
sailing on a eight-night cruise, you can expect one additional cruise
casual night.
Temperatures in the Bahamas range from about 80
degrees to lows in the mid-60s so it should feel quite pleasant for your
stop on Disney's private island in March! Orlando temperatures range from highs
around 80 and lows in the mid-50s. By the time you make it over to the
Walt Disney World Resort and start moving around, it will feel very
comfortable outside. If you are planning on staying past 5:30-6:00, I
would definitely bring along some layers so everyone will stay
comfortable.
I hope this helps, Cammy! I'm very excited for you to
share a Disney Cruise experience with your princess! Please keep me
posted as you continue to plan! I'm always happy to help!
Have a magical day!