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Magic class · in service since 1998

Disney Magic

The Disney Magic is a Magic-class Disney Cruise Line ship in service since July 1998: 84,000 GT, 875 staterooms, up to 2,713 guests, sailing from Vancouver May to September 2026, San Diego September to October 2026 and more. Below: where she is today, her deck plans, staterooms, dining, kids' clubs and her next sailings.

Where is the Disney Magic right now?

Right nowDisney Magic is at San Diego, seen 8 minutes ago.Day 6 of a 5-night Mexican Riviera Cruise from San Diego

The Disney Magic under way, in profile

Route: from San Diego, a day at sea, Cabo San Lucas, a day at sea, Ensenada, ending in San Diego.

Disney Magic at a glance

In service since
July 1998
Staterooms
875
Passengers
up to 2,713
Gross tonnage
84,000 GT
Length
294 m
Decks
11

About the Disney Magic

The first Disney ship, in service since 1998. In 2026 she sails Alaska from Vancouver for the first time, then Baja from San Diego, crosses the Panama Canal in November and spends the winter in Galveston. The smaller ship, the longer list of places.

Who she suits

Anyone who wants to see somewhere new on a Disney ship: her first Alaska season from Vancouver in 2026, Baja from San Diego, the Panama Canal twice a year, and winters in Galveston for the Western Caribbean. The smallest ship, the longest list of places.

She is a Magic class ship, a sister of the Disney Wonder: A three-deck atrium lobby, the Walt Disney Theatre, Animator's Palate, a water slide rather than a coaster (AquaDunk on the Magic, Twist 'n' Spout on the Wonder), and the AquaLab splash deck. Read about the Magic class →

Her facts

Class
Magic class, with Disney Wonder
Built by
Fincantieri, Marghera, Italy
Beam
32.3 m
Guest decks
11
Passenger capacity
1,750 at two per stateroom; up to 2,713
Crew
950
Service speed
21.5 knots
Registry
Nassau, The Bahamas
IMO · MMSI
9126807 · 308516000
Last refit
2026: Victoria, BC: two weeks in dry dock before her first Alaska season

Disney Magic deck plans

Her fullest deck seen from above, bow to the right, every stateroom tinted by its kind.

AftDeck 6 · 246 stateroomsBow

InsideOceanviewVerandahConcierge

Every deck, deck by deck (6) →

Where the Disney Magic sails: home ports and seasons

Disney Magic staterooms

See her rooms on a sailing →

Inside

Standard Inside Stateroom

Good value, and roomier than most ships' inside cabins. A queen bed, a single sofa bed and a ceiling bunk for a fourth, and a bathroom with a tub and shower.

184–214 sq ft · sleeps 3–4 · 262 rooms

Oceanview

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

The same size as a deluxe inside, plus a sea view through one large or two small portholes. A queen bed, a single sofa bed and a ceiling bunk for a fourth, with the split bathroom in most and a curtain to close off the sitting area.

214 sq ft · sleeps 3–4 · 229 rooms

Verandah

Deluxe Oceanview with Verandah

Your own balcony at sea. A queen bed, a single sofa bed, and a single bunk that folds down from the ceiling for a fourth.

268–304 sq ft · sleeps 3–5 · 340 rooms

Concierge

Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah

Concierge level with a balcony, for up to five: a queen bed, a single sofa bed, a ceiling bunk and a lower pull-down bed. Warm wood, split bathroom, and a curtain for the sitting area.

304–1029 sq ft · sleeps 4–7 · 44 rooms

Dining on the Disney Magic

3 restaurants in rotation: Lumiere's, Rapunzel's Royal Table and Animator's Palate; dinner moves between them, and the serving team moves with you. For adults, Palo.

Kids’ clubs and family spaces

  • it's a small world nursery · ages 6 months to 3
  • Disney's Oceaneer Club · ages 3 to 10
  • Disney's Oceaneer Lab · ages 3 to 10
  • Edge · ages 11 to 14
  • Vibe · ages 14 to 17

On the top deck, AquaDunk.

For adults

After Hours, her adults-only district of 3 lounges, and Palo for dinner. An adults-only pool and deck on every Disney ship.

Next Disney Magic sailings

All her cruises →

Disney Magic compared with the Disney Wonder

Sisters share a hull and a layout; this is what differs.

ShipDisney MagicDisney Wonder
In serviceJuly 1998August 1999
Restaurants in rotationLumiere's, Rapunzel's Royal Table, Animator's PalateTriton's, Tiana's Place, Animator's Palate
WaterAquaDunkTwist 'n' Spout

Disney Magic questions

Where is the Disney Magic right now?
She sails from Vancouver May to September 2026, San Diego September to October 2026 and more. This page shows her position from her own radio broadcasts when heard in the last three hours, otherwise where her itinerary puts her today.
How big is the Disney Magic?
84,000 GT, 294 m long, 11 decks, 875 staterooms, 1,750 guests at two per stateroom, up to 2,713.
Where does the Disney Magic sail from?
Vancouver May to September 2026 (Alaska); San Diego September to October 2026 (Baja); Galveston November 2026 to April 2027 (after a Panama Canal crossing); San Diego May to November 2027 (Baja and the Mexican Riviera, then Galveston again).
What restaurants are on the Disney Magic?
3 restaurants in rotation: Lumiere's, Rapunzel's Royal Table and Animator's Palate. For adults, Palo.
What is there for kids on the Disney Magic?
it's a small world nursery (ages 6 months to 3), Disney's Oceaneer Club (ages 3 to 10), Disney's Oceaneer Lab (ages 3 to 10), Edge (ages 11 to 14) and Vibe (ages 14 to 17); and AquaDunk on the top deck.
Which ships are the Disney Magic's sisters?
Disney Wonder: the Magic class.
When was the Disney Magic built?
By Fincantieri, Marghera, Italy; maiden voyage July 30, 1998.

Facts checked against Disney Cruise Line fact sheets and the ship’s registry on . Positions from the ship’s own radio broadcasts and her published itinerary. Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas.