Disney Cruise Line Concierge · My Favorite Way to Sail

Disney Cruise Line Concierge: Come Experience the Difference

Hi, I'm Melissa, and I'll tell you a secret: Concierge is how I sail. I fell in love with it years ago, and once you've had your Concierge team greet you by name, your favorite drink waiting in the lounge and a sundeck that feels like your own, it's hard to go back. Every lounge, sundeck and suite on these pages is one I've stayed in or filmed myself, stateroom numbers and all. Pick a ship, pick a suite, see it for yourself, and let me take care of the rest.

Ship-by-ship Concierge guides
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Eight ships

Concierge, ship by ship

Every ship in the fleet does Concierge a little differently: the lounge, the sundeck, the suite numbers worth asking for. Here's each one, with my filmed tours.

Concierge on Deck 8Disney MagicDisney's first ship, with a Concierge Lounge rebuilt in 2023 and two Royal Suites I've stayed in. Small ship, big-hearted Concierge team.Explore

New Jungle Book lounge, Oct 2026Disney WonderFreshly out of dry dock with a Jungle Book-themed Concierge Lounge, and the ship I sail to Alaska, Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand.Explore

Lounge updated 2024Disney DreamThe ship with the smoothie machine on Deck 13. An updated lounge, a reimagined sundeck, and the best Family Verandah video on my channel.Explore

Reimagined lounge, Dec 2025Disney FantasyMy 50th Disney cruise was a Fantasy Concierge sailing. The lounge is newly Hercules-themed and the Walter E. Disney Suite has been updated.Explore

Sailed the maiden voyage, 2022Disney WishThe ship that changed Concierge dining: order a full meal from the lounge menu. Plus a two-deck sundeck, the Aurora Royal Suite and the funnel Tower Suite.Explore

Maiden voyage, Dec 2024Disney TreasureSeven-night Caribbean sailings from Port Canaveral on the Wish's adventurous sister, with a Rajah Royal Suite and Lion King One-Bedrooms I filmed first.Explore

Maiden voyage, Nov 2025Disney DestinyHeroes and villains, Fort Lauderdale sailings, and two-bedroom suites with hot tubs on the verandah. I filmed the maiden voyage and went back twice.Explore

Homeported in SingaporeDisney AdventureDisney's largest ship, sailing from Singapore. Anna and Elsa Royal Suites, a Concierge-only spa and fitness center, and a lounge with a jewelry shop.Explore

Four categories

Concierge staterooms & suites

From the entry-level Family Oceanview Verandah to the two-story Royal Suites, here's what each category actually feels like, filmed room by room.

Every Concierge perk includedFamily Oceanview VerandahThe lowest Concierge category and often the smartest one: the full lounge, sundeck and booking window, in a stateroom sized for a family.Explore

Separate bedroom + living roomOne-Bedroom SuiteA real bedroom door between you and the kids, a living room, and dinner served in-suite. The category most of my Concierge families end up in.Explore

Two bedrooms, two+ bathsTwo-Bedroom SuiteGrandparents, parents and kids under one roof, with two real bedrooms. Rare, and on the Destiny they come with a hot tub on the verandah.Explore

Every sailing suite touredRoyal SuiteThe very best in luxury Disney has to offer. Every Royal and Tower Suite in the fleet, compared by theme, size, capacity, location and perks.Explore

Beyond the stateroom

The Concierge experience

The lounge, the food, the check-in, the perks nobody puts in a brochure, and the island cabanas that Concierge guests book first.

Lounges filmed ship by shipConcierge Lounge & DiningMickey waffles at breakfast, a happy hour that's actually happy, and on the newest ships a full menu most guests never order from. Lounge after lounge, filmed.Explore

130-day Concierge booking windowPerks & Check-InFrom the Shoreside Concierge email at 130 days to the private character meet on day two. Check-in walk-throughs filmed at every port Disney sails from.Explore

Concierge books cabanas firstCastaway Cay & Lookout Cay CabanasThe hardest reservation on Disney Cruise Line, and Concierge guests get the first shot. Five cabana beaches across two islands, every cabana walked with a camera.Explore

Read & watch

My guides, and what's coming next

Published

Coming soon

In the works
Is Disney Cruise Concierge Worth It?
The long-form answer, sailing by sailing, with the cases where I tell families to keep the difference.
Read my short answer today →
In the works
Concierge Lounge Food & Menus
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and happy hour across the fleet, with the menus I've photographed on board.
Read now: Wish class vs. Dream class lounges →
In the works
Castaway Cay vs. Lookout Cay Cabanas
Two islands, five cabana beaches, one honest comparison for families choosing an itinerary.
Read now: Sandcastle vs. Mickey & Minnie Cove →
In the works
Royal Suites Compared
Walter E. and Roy O., Aurora and Rajah, Anna and Elsa, the Destiny's Hero Suite: every Royal Suite, side by side.
Read now: Anna vs. Elsa Royal Suite →

@MelissaVIPMagic on YouTubeHundreds of Concierge tours, new every week.@melissavipmagic on InstagramSuite reveals, lounge menus and cabana days as they happen.

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