Disney Fantasy

And then a little bit bigger than that is the Dream class.

That's the Disney Dream and the Disney Fantasy.

And then we have the Wish class, which right now is the Disney Wish, the Disney Treasure, the Disney Destiny.

And next year will be the final ship, which is called the Disney Believe.

Like, if you had iPad menus, you could probably have the menus change like they do in the Skyline bar, not the Skyline.

The Skyline Bar on the Disney Fantasy.

Yeah, on

Fantasy.

Mariah

Carey is Disney Fantasy.

Yeah.

Is she the godmother of fantasy? Didn't she have a song, Fantasy? Yeah, Todd.

And then got a great call from a new listener out in Baltimore, where we talked about a finding the perfect Disney Cruise Line ship for her family with older children, adult children.

They've sailed a lot of the Disney Cruise Line ships, but not the Dream and the Fantasy, and, uh, we kinda talked about why those ships might be the ones to sail next.

So lots of great Disney talk on today's podcast.

Hope you enjoy it, and hope you'll join us for next Sunday night's show and give us a call then.

Um, it was pretty fantastic.

So I, I think Scott might've been the first one to mention this.

Like it, he kind of said, "I think this is gonna be like a D lounge type place," like that flex area on the Dream Fantasy class ships, and actually on the, the Magic of Wonder too, where it is that, where they host trivias, game shows.

You know, it's a flex space.

...

the Midship Detective Agency on board the Dream and the Fantasy.

No, no shade, by the way, to the Midship Detective Agency.

I love it.

it is Bog.

On Disney Dream it is Grim.

On the Disney Fantasy it is Mucklebones.

On the Wish it is Boo.

[cheering] [clapping]

Live from the Disney Fantasy in the middle of the ocean somewhere.

Welcome, welcome, welcome.

My name is Eric Morton.

Hello, Eric.

We're, we're in the Buena Vista Theater.

We are in the Buena Vista Theater onboard the beautiful Disney Fantasy with a lot of our friends for, uh, our first ever podcast at sea, and also our earliest ever podcast.

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Now, I wanna say they're not on all the ships yet.

They are only on the Disney Fantasy, I believe.

Uh, I'm- it's possible they're on, uh, an- another ship, but as, as far as I, like, I, I know for sure they are on the Disney Fantasy.

I am- I don't believe they're on the Wish class yet.

Um, but I have confirmed that reusable cups are coming eventually fleet-wide.

I missed two games because I was bringing over a ship from Europe.

Really? Yeah, I was on the Disney Fantasy where it was being built in the German shipyards and brought it over because my daughter was on Good Morning America.

And so it wasn't because my wife and I were going.

It was because my kid was going to be on national television dressed up as Ariel.

All right.

So once again, we are looking at a four-day Walt Disney World vacation versus a four-night Disney Fantasy cruise.

Um, and so we are just gonna, like, dive into why we would pick Disney World over Disney Cruise Line this week.

Absolutely.

I mean, it's basically choosing a, a less desirable stateroom is how you remove this thing.

So, um, on the last podcast, I used an example.

I compared a four-night Disney Fantasy sailing from June to th- 2027, so next summer, next June, leaving Port Canaveral, 'cause that's the closest port to Disney World, four nights, and I chose a family of four, two adults, two kids ages 10 and 8, because, you know, kind of like a standard family makeup, and then, um, a deluxe ocean stateroom with veranda midship deck seven.

And again, all-inclusive, but the total on that was $6,641.36.