Disney Cruise Line Packing List

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Alaskan and Canadian Weather

The average summer temperatures in Alaska can range from a high of 80 degrees Fahrenheit to an average low of 45 degrees Fahrenheit. The average temperature in Canada can range from a high of 80 degrees Fahrenheit to an average low of 62 degrees. Layering is recommended, so pack accordingly. The pools aboard the cruise ship will be open and are heated if the temperature falls below 75 degrees Fahrenheit.

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Winter wear: gloves, hat, coat, boots, sweatshirt, etc.
• Waterproof and windproof coat
• Sunglasses
• Pants or jeans
• Sturdy footwear (boots or rubber-sole shoes)
• Umbrella or poncho
• Binoculars
• Dinner attire (see below)

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo – To preserve the elegant ambiance of this restaurant, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo. We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men, and a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse for women. Jeans may also be worn if in good condition (no holes). Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night sailings and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone onboard a Disney cruise must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.

Important Information for Alaskan Cruises

• The Pixar Pals Party takes place in the ship’s atrium.
• There are no fireworks on Alaska sailings.

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Jeans or pants
• Sunglasses
• T-shirts
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sandals or sneakers (rubber-sole shoes for Port Adventures)
• Windbreaker/rain jacket
• Sweater or other clothes you can layer
• Dinner attire (see below)

In winter, you may also want to bring:

• Rain jacket
• Sweater or other layering pieces
• Closed-toe footwear

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo and Remy – To preserve the elegant ambiance, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo or at Remy. Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes. Jeans cannot be worn at Remy; however, they may be worn at Palo if in good condition (no holes).
• Palo – We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men; for women, a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse is requested.
• Remy – For men, a jacket (sports, suit or tuxedo) is required, with a collared shirt, dress pants/slacks and dress shoes; ties are optional. For women, a cocktail dress, evening dress, pant suit or skirt and blouse are required. Please no jeans, shorts, capri pants, leggings, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night sailings and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone on board a Disney ship must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Jeans or pants
• Sunglasses
• T-shirts
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sandals or sneakers (rubber-sole shoes for Port Adventures)
• Windbreaker/rain jacket
• Sweater or other clothes you can layer
• Dinner attire (see below)

In winter, you may also want to bring:

• Rain jacket
• Sweater or other layering pieces
• Closed-toe footwear

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo – To preserve the elegant ambiance of this restaurant, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo. We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men, and a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse for women. Jeans may also be worn if in good condition (no holes). Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night sailings and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone onboard a Disney cruise must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Bermuda Weather

The average summer temperatures in Bermuda can range from a high of 84 degrees Fahrenheit to an average low of 76 degrees Fahrenheit.

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Jeans or pants
• Sunglasses
• T-shirts
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sandals or sneakers (rubber-sole shoes for Port Adventures)
• Windbreaker/rain jacket
• Sweater or other clothing you can layer
• Dinner attire (see below)

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo – To preserve the elegant ambiance of this restaurant, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo. We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men, and a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse for women. Jeans may also be worn if in good condition (no holes). Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone on board a Disney ship must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Jeans or pants
• Sunglasses
• T-shirts
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sandals or sneakers (rubber-sole shoes for Port Adventures)
• Windbreaker/rain jacket
• Dinner attire (see below)

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo – To preserve the elegant ambiance, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo. Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes. We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men; for women, a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse is requested.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night sailings and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone on board a Disney ship must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.

Dress comfortably for vacation—plus bring the appropriate attire for such activities as dinners and Port Adventures.

Embarkation Day Basics

Pack these items in a day bag to keep with you, as your luggage may not arrive at your stateroom until a few hours after the ship leaves port.

• Medication (in their original containers)
• Passport and/or required citizenship documentation
• Camera and accessories (batteries, memory card, etc.)
• Extra prescription glasses or contact lenses
• Sunscreen or hat
• Swimsuit and cover-up

Attire and Accessories

Here is our suggested list of things to pack in your luggage:

• Jeans or pants
• Long skirt and shirts covering the shoulders (required for entry into some religious venues)
• Sunglasses
• T-shirts
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sandals or sneakers (rubber-sole shoes for Port Adventures)
• Windbreaker/rain jacket
• Sweater or other layering pieces
• Closed-toe footwear
• Dinner attire (see below)

In winter, you may also want to bring:

• Rain jacket
• Sweater or other layering pieces
• Closed-toe footwear

Dining Attire

Disney Cruise Line ships feature an array of diverse dining experiences, from casual to upscale. Be sure to follow the dress code for your restaurant:

• Main Dining – Dining attire is cruise casual in all 3 main dining restaurants, meaning no swimwear or tank tops. Guests often like to dress up more when dining, but this is optional.
• Adult Exclusive Dining at Palo – To preserve the elegant ambiance of this restaurant, you are asked to adhere to a dress code when dining at Palo. We recommend dress pants or slacks and a collared shirt for men, and a dress, skirt or pants and a blouse for women. Jeans may also be worn if in good condition (no holes). Please no tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, shorts, hats, cut-offs, torn clothing, t-shirts with offensive language and/or graphics, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
• Themed Nights – On 7-night sailings and longer cruises, the ship offers themed nights—including a formal night—and you’re encouraged to dress up and participate in the evening’s festivities.

Check the DCL Navigator App to find attire advice for each night’s dinner.

What Not To Pack

Everyone onboard a Disney cruise must comply with specific safety guidelines mandated by U.S. Customs and Port Security. This includes not packing certain items.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Firearms and ammunition, any kind of knife, sword, dagger, bullwhip or any other type of weapon. These items are not allowed on the ship under any circumstances. Guests found in possession of any weapons or similar prohibited items on their person or in their baggage may be denied boarding and are subject to severe legal penalties.
• Homemade, precooked or other perishable items.
• Irons, bottle warmers, sporting equipment, balloons, candles, musical instruments, illegal drugs inclusive of medically prescribed and synthetic marijuana.
• Coolers, except those carrying medications, baby food or items related to dietary constraints.