Disney Cruises Are For More Than Just Kids (And Aren't Child-Filled Hellscapes)

gamespot.com:

Whether you've been on a cruise or not, chances are you've heard of the Disney Cruise Line. What if Disney World was a boat en route to the Bahamas, complete with all of that «Disney magic» you've come to expect from the company's vacation destinations. That said, if you're like me, you figured these were designed to entertain families (read: children) and didn't think it would amount to much of a vacation for those without kids. Then, as if I was being challenged by Disney, I was invited on the christening sailing of the company's newest ship, the Wish. Imagine my surprise that I was very wrong.

To be completely honest, I love Disney stuff. I'm a regular visitor to the parks, I tend to see most of the movies, and I've been watching Mickey Mouse cartoons since I was a child. The cruises, though, seemed like a different story. In my mind, would be geared toward children, filled with the sort of activities that would ultimately not appeal to me, an adult looking for a relaxing vacation. It's kept me away from cruises, in general, my entire life until now. When you don't have kids, being surrounded by them just doesn't sound that relaxing.

What I learned, however, is that these cruises aren't just for kids or families--there's plenty for adults to do where children simply aren't allowed. What's more, the all-ages fare on the ship--including the food, entertainment, and activities--is all pretty great, even if you're a grown-up not dragging a kid around.

And that's the important takeaway here. Disney cruises aren't just for children and families. The Disney Cruise line has taken great care to make it a worthwhile experience for adults who just like their vacations to be Disney-flavored. From the food and drinks to excursions