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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP we have been on 4 Disney Cruises when our son was between 2 and 12. We all had a great time.

The ships were beautiful, the service was top notch, and the  themed dining was creative and engaging.

My son enjoyed the kids clubs, the movie theater and the private island. We enjoyed the adults only areas when he was there.

It's was so nice to be in a setting where kids were catered to so parents could enjoy themselves.

OP have fun!
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How was it for younger ages, 2-4? Our daughter will be just turning 2 next October and I think we need to wait another year. She also has food allergies we are attempting OIT for so hoping she would be less reactive to CC or accidental ingestion if we reach a substantial daily dose by then. Anyways just wondering if you thought it was harder to navigate under 4/5 or if it was still worth it.  We have a large age gap so at 3, our eldest would be almost 9. [/quote]

See the other thread on Disney cruise for toddlers.  We took our grandsons ages 3 and 1 this past June to Alaska and they had a great time.  I think Disney would handle allergies really well.  You keep the same table staff each night, so once you have established the issue, they will be on top of it.  For us, the young ages of the kids were the reason that we did this trip.  Disney accommodates and thrills young kids.[/quote]

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