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Ship Information:

Fun Facts:

• The Disney Magic was built in two halves… one hundred miles apart! Part of the ship was constructed in Ancona, Italy then towed 100 miles to meet the stern in Marghera (just outside Venice) to be perfectly joined and welded together.
  
  
• The anchor on the Disney Magic weighs 28,200 pounds – about the same as three full-grown elephants. Each ship weighs 90 million pounds.
  
  
• On a special night aboard every Disney cruise, the “Pirates IN the Caribbean” deck party features the only fireworks display at sea.
  
  
• In a cruise industry first, most staterooms on Disney ships feature a split “bath-and-a-half” design, providing families the added convenience of a sink and tub/shower in one room and a sink and toilet in a separate room.
  
  
• On an average seven-night sailing aboard the Disney Magic, the following food items are consumed:
  • Beef – 5,000 pounds
  • Chicken – 10,000 pounds
  • Salmon – 1,200 pounds
  • Shrimp – 1,300 pounds
  • Lobster Tail – 1,000 pounds
  • Melon – 12,800 pounds
  • Pineapple – 3,300 pounds
  • Individual Eggs – 71,500
  • Coffee – 57,820 cups
  • Soda – 3,125 gallons
  • Beer – 12,385 bottles/cans
  • Wine and Champagne – 2,700 bottles
  
  
• The Disney Magic interior is in the art deco style, characterized by geometric designs and bold, solid colors. The interior on the Disney Wonder is in the art nouveau style, which features organic influences and curved patterns.
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