Disney Cruisers

been on disney a bunch and the bars aren’t crazy. prices feel like any big-ship cruise bar.

rough guide: beer: about $6–8 wine by the glass: about $9–13 cocktails: usually $10–14 (frozen ones can run a bit higher) they auto-add 18% tip

handy stuff: soda is free at the pool machines and in the main dining rooms. you only pay if you order cans from a bar or room service. ask on day one about the beer mug special. buy the mug once, refills are cheaper the rest of the cruise. lounges do tastings (mixology, whiskey, tequila). they’re paid, but good value if you want a few pours without guessing off a menu. wine folks can usually carry on a small allowance and pay corkage in the dining room. just double-check the current policy before you pack.

menus aren’t always online ahead of time. once you’re onboard you’ll see them in the navigator app, and most bars have a qr or printed list. if you budget around $10–14 for cocktails and $6–8 for beer, you’ll be right in the zone.

Disney does not offer an unlimited alcohol package. Soda is included at the pool machines and in the main dining rooms.

What is included: Self-serve fountain soda at the pool and soda in the main dining rooms. If you order a can from a bar or room service, you pay for it.

Alcohol: Everything is pay per drink. Disney adds an automatic 18 percent gratuity.

Deals to look for: Ask on day one about the beer mug promo. You buy the mug once and refills cost less all cruise. Lounges run paid tastings like mixology or whiskey. You can also prebuy things like bottled water or wine by the bottle. Those are bundles, not flat rate plans.

Bringing wine: Guests can usually carry on a small allowance per adult and pay corkage in the dining room. Always check the current policy before packing.

Typical prices in USD: Beer about 6 to 8. Cocktails about 10 to 14. Wine by the glass about 9 to 13.

Menus: Once onboard you will see them in the Navigator app. Most bars also have a QR code or a printed list.