Only a Disney Cruise Line ®vacation gives you so many ways to play together, and separately. With practically
an entire deck devoted to kids, there's non-stop fun each day from 9 a.m. to midnight for five distinct age groups.

Kids ages 3-7 make magic at Disney's Oceaneer Club. Kids 8 to 12 explore the universe at Disney's Oceaneer
Lab. Within each club, kids are divided into smaller age specific groups. When the ship is at Castaway Cay, the
club activities are moved to Scuttle's Cove, a beach on the island. Teens enjoy their own dedicated hangout with music, games, large-screen TV, and even an Internet Café.
The Stack (Disney Magic) and Aloft (Disney Wonder) are for teens ages 13-17 to meet on their own terms.

And with kids practically begging to join their new friends each day, you might be tempted to engage in a little
fun of your own, from relaxing in an adult-only pool area, to daily activities like wine-tasting or cooking demonstrations.

When children are left at the Oceaneer's Club or Oceaneer's Lab, parents must fill in a short questionnaire,
parents are then given a pager so they can be contacted if necessary. Meals are provided for the children.

Welcome Party

It’s a time of fantasy. Children play games, meet a Disney Character, sing, hear a story, make a craft, dance,
and get a peek at upcoming programs.

An adventure with clues to help find Tinkerbell’s hiding place. Hopefully she will make a very magical appearance.

Children train to be Mouseketeers, practice marching, match up with Disney friends and watch video clips of the 1950’s Mouseketeer show opening.

Who can resist trashing the camp with Terk, sketching like Jane, and sliding like Tarzan.

Young children love to dance and who better to do so with than Snow White. After practicing their funny little "Dance of the Seven Dwarfs" children will perform with their special guest.

Music and silly games let young "Mad Hatters" create their own adventure! An Un- birthday Party with Alice is
the perfect way to end a day in Wonderland!

Children enter the world of the LION KING with singing, storytelling, coloring a pillowcase to take home,
dressing up, bounding through movement dances, roaring like lions, and eating bugs. Then GOOFY visits the
Club to say goodnight before the children watch a movie.

Our special friend King Triton will hold court and challenge our young friends to learn more about the deep sea
and becoming loyal Citizens of the Sea.

It’s a bubblicious time. Children learn how bubbles are made, blow bubbles with fun wands and characters,
make cotton ball bubble pictures, and get a farewell gift.

Children join the search, gathering clues to find Sebastian’s missing instruments.

Children visit the Market, Aladdin's cave and go on a "magic carpet ride."

Let’s go under the sea and follow our friend Nemo on a magical puppet sea tale.

Stretch like an octopus or swim like a shark. Children will stretch and move like creatures from the sea by
doing safe and simple moves with their counselors.

Let the spirits guide you on a pathway to love and friendship and see it through the eyes of a bear.

Arts & Crafts Galore, Under the Sea style! Make your own crabby craft or island tropical art; we have fish
prints and many more to choose from.

Children explore the world of pirates, or jungles, or space, or other magical places and get a sneak preview
into upcoming programs, play games, and have fun.

Calling all young Space Rangers! Buzz Lightyear needs assistance in his journey throughout the galaxy.

The chase is on. Children look for clues, examine fingerprints, view slides under the microscope, look at
handwriting samples, and solve the mystery.

This is a real gas for any child interested in experimenting. It may seem like magic but beware not to blow
anything up in Disney’s Oceaneer Lab.

There’s a pirate onboard! Never fear, he’s only on hand to tell children adventurous stories tracing the history
of buccaneers through time. Captain Hook may even stop by to visit his old friend.

It’s birthday time in Neverland and all of Peter Pan’s young friends disguise themselves and attend the party.
They must make sure that Hook doesn't’t invade the festivities or beware!

Young scientists will discover things they can do with one household egg. Things that they would never
thought was possible.

A "Who Wants to be a Mouseketeer" contest is just one of the exciting events this night. Children wear glow
in the dark necklaces, play games, and color Goofy pillowcases to take home.

Children are introduced to simple animation techniques and put their new skills to use by drawing Mickey Mouse.

Children create a special picture frame to hold their special vacation memories.

Young scientists join Professor Goo to explore a squishy green substance that looks like "Flubber"!

Children make their own set of 3D glasses and test their eyes on some of our effects.

Sundaes are the reward for being a strawberry, banana, or other dessert in the "Make it a SUNdae" game.

Make no bones about it; this is an adventure every beachcomber is sure to dig! It is amazing what kids can
find on Castaway Cay.

We all know that when sailing on the Disney Wonder/Magic there is a lot of water around us. What is this
water made of? How do we float upon it? And what amazing creatures live inside of it? Follow Professor
Saul T. Seez through the amazing world of the Salty Seas!

Stretch like an octopus or swim like a shark. Children will stretch and move like creatures from the sea by
doing safe and simple moves with their counselors.

Arts & Crafts Galore, Under the Sea style! Make your own crabby craft or island tropical art; we have fish
prints and many more to choose from.

It’s Carnivale time. Children can come in crazy costumes they make up from socks, paper plates, braided
toilet paper and other items. There are contests, magic tricks, and a talent show.

The secrets of Disney animation are unlocked as children learn to draw their "favorite fowl" using classic
animation tools.

Kid’s can mail memories to themselves or friends when they take pictures onboard using digital cameras and design their own postcards to be mailed from the post office on Castaway Cay!

Franco, from Pisa is coming to visit his cousins "The Three Little Pigs." Children build him a towering home
using pasta and paste. Can it be blown down?

Children get the chance to be part of the talented cast of producers, directors, and stars in TV spots.
The results are hilarious!

Our sailors run a clean regatta as they build racers using bars of soap and other materials. This race is sure
to be good clean fun and lots of laughs.

In this workshop, our apprentices will encounter solid liquids and make their own batch of "Flubber-like Goo!"

The Disney Villains have cast a spell on Disney Cruise Line and only our young sleuths can break it. Teams
must work together as they hunt for clues around the ship.

Children find out what’s back stage when they take part in one of the skits. Be a Karaoke star, dance, hoop
it up, play human bingo, and laugh while glowing in the dark.

Our cast of young performers produce the sound effects, and lend their voices to the scenes of our new radio commercials.

Brains are more important than muscles when kids perform seemingly impossible tasks and amazing feats
of strength using physics of the mind.

Goofy and his pals have created a variety of games and contests for a wild time!

Goofy’s Gum Shoe Investigators are accepting a new batch of recruits. The young sleuths enter the
almost-invisible world of forensics and earn their investigator’s certificate.

Make no bones about it; this is an adventure every beachcomber is sure to dig! It is amazing what children
can find on Castaway Cay.

Our dear friends, Jose Carioca the Brazilian parrot and Panchito the Mexican charro rooster, were suppose
to make a piñata for Donald Ducks' birthday party. But with such forgetful memories, can you help them out?

Help us search Castaway Cay and find the hidden treasure.

The tents are pitched, the stars are out and fun awaits! You've never camped like this before.

Four teams, with rounds of music and Disney trivia.

Counselors dress up as magicians and demonstrate some of the best known magic tricks on sea. The
children then get the opportunity to show off their talents in their very own magic show.

We all know that when sailing on the Disney Wonder/Magic there is a lot of water around us. What is this
water made of? How do we float upon it? And what amazing creatures live inside of it? Follow Professor
Saul T. Seez through the amazing world of the Salty Seas!

Arts & Crafts Galore, Under the Sea style! Make your own crabby craft or island tropical art; we have fish
prints and many more to choose from.

It’s a time of Carnivale fun, and like a circus, children never
know which act-tivities will take place in the show. This time
could be magic tricks, or a talent show, or games, or dancing,
or contests, or creating a crazy costum

Kids learn animators’ secrets as they draw one of our Disney Characters, Goofy!

Children work with a team of fellow inventors to design the ultimate marble race track.

In this human board game everyone is a "game piece of fruit" in danger of going to the blender. Fortunately, there’s a "smoothie" spot that offers both escape and a cool fruit drink.

While trying to solve this mystery, children will decipher clues that lead them all over the ship.

Children hear "true" tales of ghost ships and lost squadrons, as well as stories about mysterious islands
that reportedly vanished over night!

Children find out what’s back stage when they take part in one of the skits. Be a Karaoke star, dance,
hoop it up, play human bingo, and laugh while glowing in the dark.

Things are not always as they seem – using the magic of science come conjure up some goo with us!

It’s time to explore the teen hang out on the ship, Common Grounds/The Stack, fashioned after New York coffeehouses. Watch a movie, play fuse ball, space games and just enjoy.

Enjoy a private evening pool party at Mickey's pool, followed by pizza.

Boys hang out at the basketball court and challenge each other at games while the girls have loads of girly fun!

Castaway Cay provides the perfect setting as you search for clues that lead you to your "live source."

This program takes children to the Buena Vista Theatre for a tour and then introduce them to drama and
music through improv.

Counselors dress up as magicians and demonstrate some of the best known magic tricks on sea. The children
then get the opportunity to show off their talents in their very own magic show.

This fun interactive game teaches children culture and diversity based upon five of our favorite Disney movies.

We all know that when sailing on the Disney Wonder/Magic there is a lot of water around us. What is this
water made of? How do we float upon it? And what amazing creatures live inside of it? Follow Professor
Saul T. Seez through the amazing world of the Salty Seas!

Arts & Crafts Galore, Under the Sea style! Make your own crabby craft or island tropical art; we have fish
prints and many more to choose from.

Disney’s Oceaneer Lab is looking to recruit new members to the Oceaneer Rangers team. The Rangers are
in charge of keeping the fun and excitement level in the Oceaneer Lab at the highest. This program will use
team-building techniques for 10-12 year old boys in order to make new friends and form a solid group that
will last a lifetime.

Teens learn about events and meet their counselors. It’s a great chance to meet everybody and get the 411

Teens sing, dance, act, hang out and have fun with their new friends onboard

Teens are grouped together, tied in knots, and challenged to race against the clock.

Don’t miss the farewell party. Teens enjoy dancing, pool games, float Ball, pass the orange, enter the
cannonball contest, win at ping pong and shuffleboard.

Explore the art of photography, while building a photomontage.

We light the night with our Glow Jam! Teens use a glowing array of sports equipment or just hang out
and listen to music. These sports are as much fun to watch, as they are to play!

Teens join us for a teen only movie screening of the latest hot teen flick in the Buena Vista Theatre.

Teens meet up with their friends as we sail from St.Thomas.

Teens bring their best singing voice and wow their friends with their awesome talent and win the contest.

It’s time for teens to test their sports knowledge.

Teens form crews and select roles as directors, actors, tech and silver screen history of their own. Then
attend the premier screening event.

How well do the teens know each other onboard? Find out the real scoop and tell all before the long distance emails begin.

Lets fill this place. . .music and dancing are the main event for this party.

Be part of the winning bamboo boat building team of Castaway Cay.

Teens join their new friends as they say goodbye to Castaway Cay – the beginning of a very special night
and the ending of a very special cruise.

Future rock stars – join us in Studio Sea for the audition of their life and showcase their talents.

The cruise is almost over, so it’s time to party! This farewell event gives teens a chance to say good-bye to
the new friends they’ve made during the cruise. Programs subject to change.

Strategy, deception and intrigue challenge the teens through this day long game of elimination.

Come and work out in our teen only work out session.

Wear your pj's and join us for a movie and munchies.

Teens form alliances as they are put to the test to prove their expertise in music, movies, sports and our ship!

Come and challenge teens and counselors to some 2 on 2.

Babysitting Disney-style is a delight for children 12 weeks to
36 months in this "under the sea" soft play area with
illustrations of Flounder, Scuttle and Sebastian from "The
Little Mermaid." Kids can sleep in the "quiet room" or play in
the "activity room" under the watchful eyes of trained Disney caregivers. And parents are given pagers so that they can
always be in touch.

Adults, feel free to participate in many exciting shore
excursions while your child is cared for in the nursery

The counselor-to-child ratios in Flounder's Reef Nursery are
1:4 (infants) and 1:6 (toddlers).