Disney Cruise Line vs Royal Caribbean: Which Fits Your Family?

Did you know Disney's biggest ship is no longer the Wish -it's a brand new one sailing out of Singapore?

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On size, Royal Caribbean is still bigger, but by less than you'd think: its biggest ship, Icon of the Seas, carries up to 7,600 guests. Disney's biggest is no longer the Wish -it's the new Disney Adventure, carrying up to 6,700. A 4-night Disney cruise for a family of 4 starts at $3,900 to $4,200, versus $1,200 to $1,500 on Royal Caribbean -though the gap narrows once you add extras. Disney ranks #1 for kids ages 3 to 10; Royal Caribbean ranks #1 for families with teens. Disney uses rotational dining with an assigned table; Royal Caribbean gives more freedom to pick your restaurant. And each line has its own private island: Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay for Disney, Perfect Day at CocoCay for Royal Caribbean.

Which one would you pick for your next family trip?

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