Hi there, Diamond A!
Thanks for stopping by planDisney. Disney Cruises are the perfect vacation when you want to travel with friends and family!
I know planning your first Disney Cruise can feel a bit overwhelming, but the
Disney Cruise Line website is truly the best place to begin. At the top of the homepage, enter your travel dates and the total number of Guests, and the site will guide you through the available itineraries and ships.
Personally, I love tropical sailings that stop at
Disney Castaway Cay, although I am excited to try an Alaskan itinerary next year! I also like cruises that are at least 7 nights because they give my family plenty of time to enjoy the ship's activities while still having time to relax. It's the best of both worlds!
Once you have selected a sailing, you will move to the stateroom selection page, where you can add multiple rooms and turn on the “
Connecting Rooms” filter. This makes it easy to find staterooms with an interior door between them, which is a great setup for keeping your group close while still giving everyone space to unwind. Since most staterooms sleep four to five Guests, you will likely need at least two rooms.
If connecting rooms aren’t your preference, the deck plans are a great tool for choosing staterooms that sit side‑by‑side or just across the hall. Many larger groups like yours enjoy being near one another without necessarily sharing an interior door.
If you still want help sorting through options or making sure your whole crew is booked exactly the way you envision, you can call the
Disney Cruise Line reservation team. As 2027 gets closer, it’s also worth checking the
Special Offers page in case a deal becomes available that works for your family.
Diamond A, I hope your group finds the perfect itinerary to make magical memories together. Whenever you’re ready for more planning tips, planDisney is always here to help!
Happy sailing!
Jen