Which Cruise should you Choose - RCCL vs Disney

There is no denying that the culture of cruising has mesmerized travelers and with good reason. With itineraries that sail around the world, an economical all-inclusive style and onboard vibes that suit everyone from the all-day loungers to the go-getters, cruising is a smart way to see and do it all. 



In fact. newly released data from the Cruise Line International organization shows that 32 million passengers are expected to  set sail in 2020. To meet that demand, there will be 19 new ocean ships this year, resulting in a total of 278  ocean ships projected to be in operation by the end of 2020. Wow! 



So with that many ships to choose from, how do you know which cruise is right for you? 



The answer depends. 

While this list is certainly not complete, making a decision on which cruise to take depends on: 


Whether you want to focus on the newest ship or the destination; on whether you are going on a romantic getaway or a family vacation; whether you are looking for a last minute deal or embarking on a bucket-list epic adventure; whether you want low-key luxury or bells and whistles action; on if you want a fun getaway for the lowest possible price or a ton of perks for the best value. 

So far, I haven't been on a cruise that hasn't been wonderful, but all for different reasons. From a mother-daughter Caribbean weekend trip, to romantic weeks with just the two of us and an extended-family cruise, they have all had their on personalities.  Each cruise I take, I make notes of the differences and similarities to try to guide clients to their best fit. 



One question I get a ton is Royal Caribbean vs Disney. So while there are dozens of other cruise lines and ships to compare, I thought I'd start here and give a little guidance on deciding between these two cruise lines. 



Of course, for personal service in deciding which cruise you should take, give me a call and I'll get you on deck with a drink of the day in your hand, or zipping down a waterslide, or relaxing in the piano bar - in no time.